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Dear Residents:

In addition to the Route 263 reconstruction project, several large development projectsare currently underway along York Road. We expect that these projects will continueto exacerbate the traffic problems currently on York and Almshouse Roads. A summaryof the projects currently under construction, approved, proposed or available fordevelopment are below:

1. A new Wawa is under construction at the intersection of York Road and Meyer Way.Other pad sites are available on this property but tenants are currently unknown. Weanticipate a fall opening for Wawa.

2. The Bridges at Warwick assisted living facility is under construction at the intersectionof York Road and Almshouse Road. We anticipate a winter partial opening.

3. The Route 263 Discount Storage facility located on Kendarbren Drive and York Roadis undergoing an expansion to add more storage units behind the existing DunkinDonuts.

4. The Jamison Carpet and Tapas restaurant have approved preliminary plans toconstruct an addition with a parking lot expansion. Final plans still require approvalprior to the start of construction (as of 6/10/2015).

5. The “Fetzer” property (in between Wawa and Car Wash Express) has sketch planssubmitted to the Township for review. The most recent proposal is a mix of differenthousing types.

6. The “Walker” property (corner of York Road and Meyer Road) is currently for saleand may be developed. No plans have been submitted to date.

7. The Lukoil property (corner of York Road and Almshouse Road) is closed andawaiting a new tenant or redevelopment. No plans have been submitted to date.

The good news is that new construction is a good indicator of a strong local economy.The bad news is that traffic and congestion will remain until the current developmentboom slows. Please be sure to make an effort to support your local businesses so theyare still here after the construction.

Construction, Construction and More Construction

Fall/Winter 2015

Fall/Winter 2015

Contact Directory ............2

Rumor Has It....................3

Revolutionary War Reenactment............3

Police Department...........4

Fire Company ..................5

Warwick Ambulance .......6

On-Lot Sewage VisualInspection Forms.............6

Working From Home ......7

Township Saves ..............8

Tax Collector ....................8

Fall RecreationPrograms ....................9-13

Special Events ...............14

Winter RecreationPrograms ..................15-18

Greater JamisonBusiness Association....19

Public Works Dept....20-21

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Board of Supervisors3rd Monday 7pmJudith A. Algeo, Esq., ChairJohn W. Cox, Vice ChairEdward P. Thompson

Parks and Recreation BoardQuarterly on 3rd Wednesday 7pm

Financial Advisory CommitteeQuarterly and as needed 12pm

Zoning Hearing Board1st Tuesday, as needed 7pm

Planning Commission2nd Monday, as needed 7:30pm

Tree CommitteeQuarterly on 3rd Wednesday, as needed 7pm

Water & Sewer Authority4th Monday (3rd Monday in May) 7pm

Police Dispatch (non-emergency) 215-343-0100Warwick Fire Co. (non-emergency) 215-343-9971Hartsville Fire Co. (non-emergency) 215-672-9242

Gail V. Weniger - gweniger@warwick-township.orgTownship Manager

Kyle Seckinger - kseckinger@warwick-township.orgAssistant Township Manager/Zoning Officer

Ashley Thompson - athompson@warwick-township.orgAssistant Zoning Officer

Catherine Topley - ctopley@warwick-township.orgExecutive Secretary/Office Manager

Mark Goldberg - warwickpolice@comcast.netChief of Police

Ed Pfeiffer - epfeiffer@warwick-township.orgFire Marshal

Kevin Laverty - klaverty@warwick-township.orgDirector of Public Works

Dan Sharapan - dsharapan@wawick-township.orgDirector of Parks, Recreation & Open Space

Sarah Prebis - sprebis@warwick-township.orgParks and Recreation Program Coordinator

WARWICK TOWNSHIP DIRECTORY1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929 • 215-343-6100 – 215-343-4407 fax

www.warwick-bucks.org • Comcast Cable Channel 22 • Verizon Cable Channel 46

Water & Sewer Authority 215-343-3584or 215-491-0610

Tax Collector – Denise Betts 215-491-0611

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

Police Emergencies 9-1-1 Fire Emergencies 9-1-1

STAFF DIRECTORYBOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

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Walking Riding

Seniors $21.00 $32.00

Regular $27.00 $39.00

Heroes (Military,Fire, Police,Ambulance)

$21.00 $32.00

After 1:00(Everyone) $21.00 $32.00

Walking Riding

Regular $37.00 $49.00After 1:00(Everyone) $27.00 $39.00

Saturday Special11:30am (Everyone) $29.00 $39.00

2015 RATES

Weekends (Sat, Sun, Holidays)

Weekdays (Mon thru Fri)

After 4:30 Weekday Special$16.00 to Walk and $22.00 Ride

Wednesday Special after 12 noon$21.00 to Walk and $32.00 Ride

SATURDAY SPECIAL 3:30 PMONLY $31.00 TO RIDE

HERE ARE WAYS FOR YOU TO ASSIST WITH THE SNOW REMOVAL EFFORTS:

Vehicle parking:• Park off the roadway and in your driveway. On street parking inhibits our trucks from clearing the streets. • If you live on a cul-de-sac, parking on the street makes snow removal almost impossible. • If you live on a designated snow emergency route, you may not park on the street once a snow emergency hasbeen declared.

General Removal of Snow:• Do not throw or blow the snow that you remove from your driveway or sidewalks back into the street. Thisslows the snow removal process and you could be subject to a fine.

Driveways – Some suggestions for shoveling driveways are:• Wait until all plowing operations have ceased before attempting to clear your driveway.• If you clear your driveway before plowing operations are completed, leave the last 6 feet unshoveled.

To review the ordinances on snow removal, visit www.warwick-bucks.org and click on Code. The townshipordinances are listed for your information.

Above all, please be patient. Snow plows push snow, they don’t eat it! Our primarygoal is to clear the streets for safe and accessible passage by all; we will move all snowto the curb line so YES your driveway will be plowed in, please review the drawingabove to minimize your frustration and aggravation. AGAIN the roadway being clearedis our NUMBER 1 priority. Our employees need time to do their job properly. Pleasekeep in mind that our employees also require rest breaks to ensure everyone’s safety.We do our very best to insure timely operations but we do have 60 lane miles ofroadway to address with a small crew.

Be aware that your mailbox is in the Township right-of-way and may be subjected to tremendous weight of thrownor piled snow. The Township is not responsible for mailboxes damaged by thrown snow, so to minimize this typeof damage, check to see that your mailbox, the post, and the box mounting are in good condition and do not extendinto the street.

If there is an immediate or urgent problem, you can contact the Township and leave your contact information,address, and the nature of your problem. The Public Works Department will respond in a timely and efficient mannerto rectify the situation. If there is an emergency problem for the police or fire company, dial 9-1-1.

We appreciate your review of this information. The Township strives to provide a high level of service, whileminimizing the use of tax dollars.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience, we strive for excellence in the service of our residents.

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TAPASON YORK

BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER

AMERICAN FOOD EVOLUTIONBYOB

2244 York Road, Jamison, PA 18929267.483.8235

www.tapasonyork.com • info@tapasonyork.com

Offsite Catering Available • All OccasionsIndoor/Outdoor • Holidays • Corporate • Birthday

Weddings • Anniversary • Bar Mitzvah etc.

“ASK FOR TINA”

3. Target or Walmart are coming soon. There are no plans for either.

2. We will be seeing a stand alone Starbucks soon.Sorry, but if there are plans, they haven’t been given to the Township yet.However, Dunkin Donuts is open for business throughout construction.

1. The musician “Pink’s” mother is moving to the large house being built onAlmshouse Road. Sorry once again, but this most talked about rumor is simply false.

RUMOR HAS IT.... (OUR TOP 3 RUMORS)

To keep up on real Township information get added to our email list. Send your request to ctopley@warwick-township.org

• Check our website frequently www.warwick-bucks.org • Add us to your Twitter and Facebook accounts

Annual Revolutionary War ReenactmentAugust 15, 2015 10:00 am to 4:00 p.m. • Rain date August 22, 2015

We celebrate Washington and all the men and women of the revolution who fought forour independence with the 5th Pennsylvania Regiment encampment and other reenactors

that engage in skirmishes and representations of colonial life. We will again have 18th centurymusic, blacksmithing, spinning, woodworking, 18th century children’s toys and games, puppet

shows, folk painting, powder horn making, quilting, embroidery and other activities.

Admission benefits The Warwick Township Historical Society for continued improvements of The Moland Property.

Cash or Check only ~ Adults $5.00 • Seniors (62+) $4.00 Youth (5-12) $2.00 • Families (parents & kids) $10.00

Warwick Township is making winter storm management preparations for dedicated roads to assure thehighest level of service to our residents. The following is our general snow and ice removal policy for theTownship. The policy may be adjusted to address unique situations or state of emergency designations.

To serve you better, we need your cooperation with all facets of winter storm management. We ask you toreview our policy and the additional information provided here. If you have any further questions, pleaseemail them to klaverty@warwick-township.org.

The Township’s primary objective is to make the roads under its jurisdiction as safe as reasonably possibleunder the circumstances for the traveling public. This means plowed and passable edge to edge. To minimizedamage to equipment, plow blades are not set to scrape the road bare.

We once again will be applying a brine solution to critical road surfaces prior to the first snowflake, ONLYwhen conditions are optimal for this type of application. These roadways will be selected in a manner whichbest recognizes the need to ensure safety in critical areas such as higher traffic volume areas, slopes andsharp curves. By doing this we hope to inhibit snow adhesion to roads. Ideally, we will have time to reach allof the critical areas as well as a large portion of dedicated Township roads.

The Township does not mobilize its snow removal forces for its plowing operations until a minimum of 3 ‘of snow is on the ground. Icing conditions are addressed using different criteria. Designated snow emergencyroutes will be the first areas salted and plowed within the Township, followed by collector roads, maindevelopment streets, and cul-de-sacs. For the initial plowing sequence, drivers are instructed to make onepass in each direction on the street and one pass in and out of cul-de-sacs (up the middle). The priority ofeach vehicle is to open each street in its assigned area. At the start of each storm, trucks are loaded with saltand drivers are sent to their assigned areas. Their instructions are to apply salt to all Snow Emergency Routesthen collector and arterial roads, followed by main development roads then cul-de-sacs and Dead Ends Last.So if we come through and have not been on your street it is because Cul-de-sacs and Dead Ends are LAST.We will address you as soon as our primary roadways have been treated and are safe. Salt needs themovement of traffic to be most effective; so if it seems your street has not been salted, it may just be thatthere has not been enough traffic to promote melting action.

Snow is pushed where it is most convenient and maximizes our time. We do not purposely place snow onanyone’s property. The snow is pushed to areas that maximize our time and effectiveness. We are workingas hard and as quickly as possible to open up our roadways for all.

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WARWICK TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929

MARK GOLDBERG, CHIEF OF POLICE • 215-343-6102 • 215-343-6103 • Fax: 215-343-8165 The Greater Jamison Business Association (www.gjba.org),

through networking and education, strives to develop, promoteand improve the business climate in the Central Bucks andMontgomery County Areas.

GJBA.ORG is comprised of area business owners andprofessionals who voluntarily work together to createopportunities for business growth and development in the localcommunity. Our partnerships with local businesses, government,and community organizations are the basis of our strength.

GJBA (d/b/a Greater Jamison Business Association) is aPennsylvania Non-Profit Corporation and has been approved bythe Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt PublicCharity. Contributions to GJBA are tax deductible to U.S.taxpayers to the extent permitted by law and the Internal RevenueCode. Non-reimbursed expenses related to volunteer work withGJBA may be tax deductible for volunteers who file itemized taxreturns. Speak with your tax preparer regarding taking taxdeductions for your contributions or volunteer expenses.

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Commercial & ResidentialTrouble Shooting & Emergency Service

Dmitriy KojevnikovVyacheslav Kojevnikov

On February 6, 2015 at 11:23 PM, EMS and Warwick Police Officers Witmanand Hueber were called to a home on Gabriel Lane for a reported patient withchest pains. When the officers arrived, they found the patient in severe distressand he subsequently experienced cardiacarrest. Officer Hueber immediately beganCPR. Officer Witman, an EMT assigned toour QRS service applied a defibrillator, andadministered a shock. Paramedics fromWarminster and Warrington arrived, andtook over patient care. As a result of thiscooperative effort, the patient was able tosurvive and recover from this most seriousmedical condition.Based on their outstanding action, which

resulted in the saving of a life, OfficersWitman and Hueber are hereby awardedthe Warwick Township Commendation forLifesaving.

GREATER JAMISON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

Join Now and here are some of the greatrewards you’ll receive:

• Introduction through www.gjba.org• Monthly Seminars!• FREE business listing and hyperlink onwww.gjba.org website!

• FREE Admission & Breakfast for first timeguests!

• Opportunity to display and advertise yourcompany at monthly seminars to allmembers!

WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS

JAMISONCARPETS & FLOORING

Carpet • Vinyl • Hardwood • Laminate • Commercial • ResidentialEXPERT INSTALLATION • FREE ESTIMATES

215-343-3382 • jamisoncarpetsandflooring.comHours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 9-5 • Wed 9-7 • Sat 10-7 • Sun 12-4

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COMMENDATION FOR LIFESAVING

Officer Witman receives his award(his 2nd) and is congratulated byChief Goldberg.

Officer Witman meets the manwhose life he saved- under bettercircumstances! Great work, Chuck!

SOLICITING INFORMATION

In March of 2015, the Warwick Township Board of Supervisors made significant changes to the ordinanceregulating commercial solicitation (door to door sales) within the Township. The full ordinance can be found athttp://ecode360.com/laws/WA1313. The following is a summary of several important new requirements:

• All commercial entities must obtain a permit from the Police Department beforeconducting door to door sales in Warwick Township. Permit fees can be found in theTownship fee schedule. Permits are not required for religious or charitable organizations.

• With their permit, solicitors will receive an identification badge from the Township, whichincludes their name and photograph. The badge shall be worn at all times whilesoliciting.

• Township residents and businesses may obtain a “NO SOLICITATION” sign from theTownship to be conspicuously displayed in the front window of their property if they donot wish to receive door to door solicitations. Door to door solicitation is prohibited atproperties displaying this sign.

• Any person violating this ordinance commits a summary offense. The fine uponconviction is a minimum of $375.00 plus costs.

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Ron Evans

Registration #PA 011977

2132 York RoadJamison, PA 18929

Philadelphia, PA 19125

PH: 215-343-2222Fax: 215-343-2225

ron.wackenhut@wackenhutcompany.netwww.wachenhutco.com

F.WACKENHUT COMPANYOVER 100 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Plumbing • Heating and Air ConditioningResidential • Commercial • Industrial

FIRE PLACE ASHESLast winter there were several fires in the Township directly caused by improperly discarded fire place ashes. One

fire caused significant damage to a home and another exterior fire spread through brush and threatened severalhomes before being extinguished. Residents involved were long time users of wood burning fire places and theywere familiar with discarding the ashes. Even with this history, they were surprised at the amount of time that ashesretain enough energy to re-ignite when exposed to combustible materials. Days and in some cases a week, ashesretain that ability.

Several rules must be strictly enforced.

1. Never store ashes in a combustible container. A metal can witha tight fitting lid is required.

2. Never store ashes, even in a metal can, within 10 feet of abuilding, on a deck or under a deck.

3. Wet all ashes before finally disposing of them.

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215-343-5524(Behind the First National Bank of Newtown, Jamison Branch)

Ed Pfeiffer, Fire Marshal

EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL POWER

Power failures have increased the installation of back-up electrical generators.Although they can provide excellent service during a storm or other emergency,they come with some risks with regard to the handling of gasoline and the potentialof Carbon Monoxide (CO). Here are a few safety tip if you have or are consideringthe purchase of a portable electrical generator.

1. Generators should be used in well ventilated locations outside away from alldoors, windows and vent openings.

2. Never use a generator in an attached garage, even with the door open.

3. Place generators so that exhaust fumes can’t enter the home throughwindows, doors or other openings in the building.

4. Make sure to install carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in your home. Followmanufacturer’s instructions for correct placement and mounting height.

5. Turn off generators and let them cool down before refueling. Never refuel a generator while it is hot.

6. Store fuel for the generator in a container that is intended for the purpose and is correctly labeled as such.Store the containers outside of living areas.

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Warwick Township Parks and Recreation

YOGA GENTLYA softer, gentler approach to a yoga practice. Appropriate for all levels, including beginners and seniors whocan get up and down from the floor without assistance.WHEN: Tuesdays starting Jan 19 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 amTABATA TRAININGThis workout incorporates short, intervals of high intensity exercises, such as squats, push-ups, lunges, etc.The fastest way to fitness and fat loss, Tabata Training is high intensity interval training at it’s best!WHEN: Tuesdays starting Jan 19 TIME: 8:30 am – 9:30 amSPINNINGThis class is a classic indoor cycling with our high-quality spin bikes and superb instructors to get you going.Get your cardio done in a group setting. High energy indoor cycling at it’s best!WHEN: Mondays starting Jan 18 TIME: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pmTIGHTEN N’ TONEA group weight workout in the studio that is suitable for all fitness levels. All major muscle groups will betargeted using a variety of strength exercises.WHEN: Mondays starting Jan 18 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmBARRE FITNESSThis exhilarating class will give you the long, lean muscles of a dancer by toning you seat, abs and armswhile it strengthens your core. High effective exercises are performed at the barre and on the floor, takingyour muscles to the point of fatigue. Then, each strength session is followed by stretching interval to createa beautiful, supple body. Proper alignment will always be emphasized, encouraging amazing posture.WHEN: Thursdays starting Jan 21 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmGROUP ACTIVEGET ACTIVE and get more out of life! This gives you the fitness training you need – cardio, strength, balanceand flexibility – in just 1 hour. Get stronger, fitter and healthier with inspiring music, adjustable dumbbells,weight plates, body weight and simple athletic movements.WHEN: Fridays starting Jan 22 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 am

CORNERSTONE FITNESS PROGRAMS - ALL NEWTake cornerstone classes without having to join!

WHEN: All these run 8 weeks: September 21 –November 21, 2015. WHERE: Cornerstone Doylestown: 740 Edison Furlong Rd, Furlong, PA 18925COST: $69 for residents • $83 for non residents Cornerstone Warrington: 865 Easton Rd, Warrington, PA 18976

ADULT CLASSES - AT CORNERSTONE WARRINGTON

SENIOR CLASSESAT CORNERSTONE DOYLESTOWN

SILVER SNEAKERS YOGA STRETCH This class is a progression throughseated and standing yoga posesdesigned to increase flexibility, balanceand range of motion, plus restorativebreathing exercises and relaxation atthe end of class.WHEN: Wednesdays starting Jan 20TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

SILVER SNEAKERS CLASSICHave fun and move to the musicthrough a variety of exercises designedto increase muscular strength, range ofmotion and activities for daily living.Hand-held weights, elastic tubing withhandles and a Silver Sneakers ball areoffered for resistance. A chair isavailable if needed for seated orstanding support.WHEN: Thursdays starting Jan 21TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

FIRE MARSHAL REPORT

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At the May 18th Board of Supervisors meeting an agreementwas signed with Warminster Ambulance to erect a temporarystation at the Water and Sewer Authority property on Dark HollowRoad. Both the PennDot reconstruction of Route 263 and theincreasing volume of calls and response times prompted theBoard of Supervisors to look for a solution to the impediment inservice that will result from the closing of Almshouse and York Road throughout the summer.With the coordination of many parties, the temporary station is up and running as of June 22nd.

This location will only be temporary (6 months + possible extension for 6 months) but willprovide an additional ambulance and crew and bring it all closer to an area of the Township whichwill be challenging to reach in the case of an emergency.

Supervisor John Cox led the efforts and Supervisors Algeo and Thompson are both supportiveof the project. The Board is now considering the possibility of building a permanent ambulancestation in the next two years.

EUGENE KURMAN

2070 Stout DriveWarminster, PA 18974Genesautobody@aol.com

Shop: 215-675-8807Fax: 215-675-8801 dsine@springdancehottubs.com

www.SpringDanceHotTubs.com

Dan Sine, President

(p) 215-491-7446(m) 215-397-7620(f) 215-491-7682

2400 York Road, Jamison, PA 18929

WARWICK TOWNSHIP BEGINS AMBULANCE SERVICE

REMINDERPHASE 1 ON-LOT SEWAGE VISUAL INSPECTION FORMS FOR 2015

By: Nancy Ehrmann-Cheatle, Code Enforcement Officer

In January 2015, the township sent letters to all households inphase 1 of the Warwick Township on-lot sewage managementprogram. These households are required to have their on-lotsewage system pumped by December 31, 2015. They must file avisual inspection form that is to be filled out by their waste hauler.We also need a copy of the receipt from their hauler. Warwick Township is requesting that anyone who is part of phase

1, return their completed forms to us as soon as possible. If youhave lost or misplaced your form, you can obtain a copy by goingto our website at www.warwick-bucks.org (permits and forms) oryou can pick them up at the township administration building.

In 2011, Warwick Township adopted the on-lot sewage maintenance ordinance to ensure basic maintenanceof on-lot septic systems in the township. Septic tanks must be pumped at intervals not to exceed three years.You only need to register for the program one time but you will be notified every three years in reference topumping your tank. Pumping your tank regularly will greatly reduce the chance of accumulated solids escapingthe tank and clogging other components, especially the drain field, which is the most critical component of mostseptic systems. In addition, pumping the tank regularly will prolong the life of any on-lot system.

Warwick Township Parks and Recreation

ADULT PROGRAMS

NEW - WOMEN’S KARATE PROGRAMThis winter we will be starting anadult Women’s karate class.Please see Warwick TownshipKarate Program for description.For more information, pleasecontact Andrew Spivack atwarwickshotokan@comcast.com.

WHEN: Wed and Sat, Jan 9 – Feb 29

TIME: 8 – 9 pm (Wed) 9 – 10 am (Sat)WHERE: Community RoomAGES: 13 + year oldsCOST: $145 resident / $174 non residentINSTRUCTORS: Sensei Spivack,

5th degree blackbelt

NEW - ZEN 10 – 4 WEEK FAT FURNACEThe Zen Fitness Challenge is unlike any otherfitness class. You’ll work on fitness, nutrition andmotivation. This special 4 week session isdesigned to get people fast results, in a reallyhealthy and positive way. The goal is that these 4weeks propel you to a new, healthy lifestyle.

WHEN: Mondays –Fridays, Jan 4 –Feb 29TIME: 5 am, 6 am 7 am, 8 am

OR 9:30 amWHERE: Action Karate,

2235A York Rd, Jamison

AGES: Teen – AdultCOST: $59 resident /

$70 non resident

WARWICK TOWNSHIP ZUMBA Ditch the workout and join the party! Zumba isa Latin inspired easy-to-follow, calorie burning,dance fitness party. It will energize you, sculptyou, and make you smile. This party isdesigned for all ages, shapes, sizes and fitnesslevels. The best part is: NO DANCEEXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Just have fun. Thecost includes 8 weeks.

MONDAY & FRIDAY DAY ZUMBA

WHEN: Session 1: Mon, Jan 4 – Feb 29Session 2: Fri, Jan 8 – Feb 26

TIME: 9 am – 9:55amWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents (ses 2: $55, ses 3: $48)

$76 non-res (ses 2: $66, ses 3: $58)INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

TUESDAY NIGHT ZUMBA

WHEN: Session 1: Tues, Jan 5 – Feb 23TIME: 7 pm – 7:55 pmWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents / $76 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

MEN’S OPEN BASKETBALLGrab your buddies and come play in somefriendly pick-up games of basketball atBridge Valley Elementary School. You mustpre-register at the Township Building, noregistrations will be taken at the school. *minimum 10, maximum 20

WHEN: Session 1: Mon, Jan 25 – March 21 (no class 2/15)Session 2: Wed, Jan 27 – March 16

TIME: 8 pm – 10 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $32 residents / $38 non-residents

(session is 8 weeks)

COMPETITIVE CO-ED OPEN VOLLEYBALLThis program is an opportunity for skilledplayers, levels B+ to A, to play incompetitive games. Minimum enrollmentmust provide for two four person teams.You must pre-register, no registrationswill be taken at the school. SKILLEDPLAYERS ONLY, PLEASE!

WHEN: Thursdays, Jan 21 – March 10TIME: 6 - 8 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $32 residents (session is 8 weeks)

$39 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Gary Nice* minimum 12, maximum 20

ARTS AND CRAFTS KIDS NIGHT OUTKids…Looking for something fun to do on a Fridaynight? Are you an Arts and Crafts fanatic? This is thenight for you. We will be creating LOTS of differentprojects using lots of different materials. Bring yourcreativity and join the fun! Games and activities will beplayed as well. Dinner and snack included!

WHEN: Friday, February 5TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 5 – 12 years oldCOST: $25 resident / $30 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis & Ashley Thompson

*minimum 6, maximum 18

SPECIAL ONE DAY KIDS ACTIVITIES

NEW - ARCTIC ICE CREAM SOCIAL BURRR, it’s cold out there. Join the staff of WarwickTownship for an entire night of winter wonderland fun! Wewill be having an indoor snowball fight, making snowy artsand crafts and doing an indoor scavenger hunt. Who knows,if there is snow on the ground we can even have a snowmanbuilding contest! The night will end with some yummy icecream sundaes! Join us for a fun night of chilly events!*dinner and snack and all supplies included in price!

WHEN: Friday, January 8TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 5 – 12 years oldCOST: $25 resident / $30 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis & Ashley Thompson

*minimum 6, maximum 18

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American Red Cross Babysitting ClinicThe American Red CrossBabysitting class offers in-depth information, trainingand skill developmentneeded to provide safeand responsible care for

children in the absence of parents/guardians. Thecourse includes teaching how to feed babies,prepare food for young children, how to dressinfants and put on diapers, how to select safe toysto play with, how to prevent accidents, how torespond to emergencies, job interview tips, basicfirst aid and basic CPR. Included in the price isan official American Red Cross BabysitterCertification Card, DVD and snack. *please bringa pen and your lunch, snack will be provided!

WHEN: Monday, January 18TIME: 9 am – 3 pmWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 11 – 15 years oldCOST: $65 resident / $78 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis

Certified Red Cross CPR, 1st Aid, AEDand Babysitting Instructors*minimum 6, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Drawing ClassThis winter season is the perfect time to enrollyour student into a Young Rembrandts drawingclass. Students will advance techniques whenusing color pencil, marker and Sharpie. A Lego– inspired mini-fig face drawing, a historical-based drawing will document the Op artmovement and a composition featuring a detailedscorpion will provide plenty of fun, artisticchallenges. Young Rembrandts students willemulate master artist Pablo Picasso, complete aportrait of Canadian athlete Terry Fox and spendplenty of time being silly with afunny pterodactyl characterdrawing. Make this amemorable winter forlearning and fun! For moreinfo and examples go to:www.youngrembrandts.com

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 6Session 1: Saturdays, Feb 13 – Mar 12 Session 1: Saturdays, Mar 19 – Apr 16

TIME: 10 am – 11 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 7 - 14 year oldsCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts*minimum 5, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Cartooning ClassLearning, drawing and funare the ingredients for a greattime. In this Cartoon Class,our students will createskillfully drawn cartoonillustrations. Our windexpressions lesson will blowthem away as they learn hourto draw expressive faces.They’ll also learn how totransform ordinary inanimateobjects into fully-realized characters as theyconvert school supplies and lunch items intorelatable personalities. Our students will alsocapture the spirit of the season as they imaginethemselves going apple picking. Get ready tohave fun and become an awesome artist.Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 6Session 1: Saturdays, Feb 13 – Mar 12Session 1: Saturdays, Mar 19 – Apr 16

TIME: 11:15 am – 12:15 pmWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 8 - 14 year oldCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts

Are you working out of your home? If so, here is what you need to know. WarwickTownship would like to remind residents that a zoning permit is required for all HomeOccupations.

WHAT IS A “HOME OCCUPATION?”A home occupation is an accessory use that is clearly subordinate to the existing residential use of

the property. There is a $100 registration fee for a home occupation, as well as a $50 annual renewal fee. Failure toregister a home occupation could result in a non-traffic citation and penalties up to and including $1,000 per dayplus court fees as determined by the District Justice.

WHAT IF I DON’T HAVE ANY CUSTOMERS OR CLIENTS COME TO VISIT ME?If no one other than family members is involved in the business, there is no display or sale of retail goods, there

are no signs, the activity doesn’t generate more sewage than a typical residence and the activity doesn’t occupymore than 25% of the habitable area of the home, the business will probably be considered a “No-impact Home-Based Business.” A permit is still required. With a proper permit, No-Impact Home-Based Businesses are allowedin all zoning districts.

WHERE CAN I HAVE A HOME OCCUPATION?A home occupation is either permitted by right, permitted by special exception, or not permitted depending on

the type of home occupation and the zoning district where the property of located. “Permitted by right” means thatif the owner applies for a permit and meets all the regulations in the ordinance, they will be issued a permit.“Permitted by special exception” means the applicant has to apply to the Zoning Hearing Board for permission tooperate that type of home occupation in that location. “Not permitted” means that a particular type of homeoccupation is not allowed in a particular district.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE GENERAL RULES ANDREGULATIONS THAT APPLY TO HOMEOCCUPATIONS?The home occupation must be carried on wholly

indoors. The appearance of the home cannot bealtered to cause it to be different from the surroundinghomes. Home occupations cannot create noise,vibration, glare, fumes, odors, dust, or electricalinterference.

MORE INFORMATION:The permit application form for Home Occupations

can be found on our website at www.warwick-bucks.org in the permits and forms section.

WORKING FROM HOMEBy: Nancy Ehrmann-Cheatle, Code Enforcement Officer

If you have any questions you can call the Township Administrative offices at 215-343-6100.

WHAT TYPES OF HOME OCCUPATIONS ARE THERE?

Home occupations in Warwick Township come in the following types:

• Professional Offices (salesperson, architect, engineer, doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc.)• Personal Services (barber, beautician, photographer, etc.)• Instructional Services (teaching maximum of four students at a time)• Home Crafts (artist, sculptor, tailor, rug weaving, lapidary work, furniture making, etc.)• Business Trades (electrician, plumber, landscaper, carpenter, mason, painter, roofer, etc.)• Repair services (repair for small appliances, watches, bicycles, locks, etc. but NOT cars, trucks, snowmobiles, ATV’s outboard motors, or jetskis)

• Family day care (supervising children not related to the caregiver)• No-Impact Home Based Business (There are general standards that apply to all home occupations andthen there are specific standards that apply to different types of home occupations.)

Warwick Township Parks and Recreation

WASHINGTON DC CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL TRIPCome join Warwick and Doylestown Townships for this incredible trip. The 2016 festival marks the 104th celebrationof the original gift of the 3,000 cherry trees from the city of Tokyo to the people of Washington, DC in 1912. Comeand enjoy the spirit of the season. Bus will arrive in Washington DC with drop off at the National Mall. You willhave the day on your own! Pick up will be at 4 pm with a 45 minute dinner stop. *Cost includes bus trip & driver tip. All meals on your own.

There’s nothing like Radio City atChristmastime, especially when youare watching the Rockettes. You willenjoy unforgettable thrills this yearincluding, “Parade of the WoodenSoldiers” and the majestic, “Living

Nativity.” This trip includes deluxe motor coach transportation andtickets for the show (Center Orchestra level.) Lunch and free time areon your own. Show time is 2pm! Please book quickly, the tickets go

fast! Seating is assigned, please notify us of your group whenregistering or email Sarah at: sprebis@warwick-township.org

WHEN: Monday, November 23, 2015 WHERE: Warwick Township BuildingTIME: Meet at 7 am SHARP – bus leaves at 7:15 am and heads

to 2nd pick-up at Doylestown (8 pm approx. return home)COST: $115 per person *minimum 35, maximum 52

WHEN: Saturday, April 2, 2016CHECK: www.warwickrec.com for details

Radio City Christmas Spectacular Day Trip

WARWICK/DOYLESTOWN BUS TRIPS

SCHOOL AGED PROGRAMS

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The Township will save approximately $450,000 over the next twelve yearsafter refinancing a series of bonds from 2010. The Board of Supervisors votedunanimously to refinance $4,940,000 in debt with current annual interest ratesranging from 2.25 percent to 4.125 percent. The new general obligation notehas a fixed interest rate of 2.07 percent. The refinancing also shortened theterm of the debt from twelve to ten years.

Winter Camp Registration Information

Registration for WINTER programs will begin on Tuesday, January 5, 2016. The best and easiest way to register is to go to the website for the Parks andRecreation Department (www.warwickrec.com). You must create an account before you can register for a program. You can also register in person at theTownship Administration building during normal business hours, 8am-4pm, Monday through Thursday and 7am-3pm on Fridays. All children must be the

age or going into the grade specified before the start of the program, NO EXCEPTIONS! There is no PRO-RATING for any of our camps or programs.Refunds must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the camp.

“LET'S GET MESSY" PLAYTIMEDo your kids love making a mess, but

you’re not a big fan of cleaning up?This is the perfect class for youand your child. You will worktogether to make “Messy

Masterpieces” and not have to cleanup a thing! Come join Miss Sarah for

some creative chaos such as all the different paintsyou can imagine, shaving cream, dirt, sand, water,chalk, play dough and plenty more! You and yourchild are bound to have a lot of creative fun!Please wear or bring a smock.

WHEN: Thursdays, January 21 – Feb 25TIME: Session 1: 10 am – 10:45 am

Session 2: 11 am – 11:45 amWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2-5 years old and a parentCOST: $50 residents / $62 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis*minimum 6, maximum 12

NEW - TODDLER TREATS – EASY EATSTeach your preschooler how to help in the kitchenby letting Warwick do everything for you! Join ournew class that combines cooking with crafts andactivities. Each week, we will choose a food group,make a craft, do an activity and create a yummytreat from that group. We will also learn how toset the table and kitchen etiquette. All supplies areincluded in the price.

WHEN: Wednesdays, Feb 17 – March 9TIME: 10 am – 10:45 amWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2 – 5 and a parentCOST: $45 residents / $54 non-residents• minimum 6, maximum 12

YOUNG REMBRANDTS ELEMENTARY DRAWINGThe fall season is one of the most colorful timesof the year. This drawing class, we’ll capture all ofthose colors and more in our fabulous drawings.Our rainbow giraffe seemingly captures the entirespectrum of colors in a very stylized drawing. Afun drawing of cartoon worms and apples willteach our students how to properly color withcolored pencils. We’ll also take an imaginaryjourney to Paris as we draw the famous EiffelTower. A creepy drawing of a haunted housecaptures the fun spirit of the season. We’ll alsotake a look at master artist Peter Max as we try toemulate his style. All this and more await yourartist!! Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 6Session 2: Saturdays, Feb 13 – Mar 12Session 3: Saturdays, Mar 19 – April 16

TIME: 9 am - 9:45 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 7 - 14 year oldsCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts

CHILDREN MAKING MUSICChildren Making Music is a fun, interactive musicprogram for children ages 6 months to 4 years ofage. There is lots of singing, moving to music,playing rhythm instruments, and having fun withmusic. The lesson also includes American SignLanguage to help foster a deeper communicationbetween child and parent. Music + children = anawesome combination.

WHEN: Tuesday, Jan 19 – March 8 TIME: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community Room #2 AGES: 6 months - 4 years old and a parentCOST: $99 residents / $119 non-residents* minimum 8, maximum 13

MISS KELLI’S TINY DANCERSWith over 30 years dance experience Miss Kelli willintroduce your child to ballet, tap and acrobatics.Using her amazing creativity, she will teach thebasics of creative dance, using short routines andtouch on acrobatics. No shoes or dance outfitsrequired. Join Miss Kelli for this fun energeticclass! Note, this price includes 6 weeks of classes!

WHEN: Wed, Jan 20 – February 24TIME: 1:30 pm – 2:15 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 3-5 years oldCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kelli Robbins* minimum 4, maximum 15

PRESCHOOL CAMPS

You should have received your 2015 county township and your 2015 school district realestate tax bills. If not, it is important to contact Denise at the tax office 215-491-0611 oremail warwicktaxbetts@aol.com in December. The unpaid tax bills will be turned over to Bucks County tax claim. Please update the tax

office on any address changes. All new homeowners should look for a Homestead formin the mail during December for 2016. We collect only real estate taxes. For the earnedincome tax collector, please contact Keystone Collections at 1-888-328-0565 orkeystonecollects.com.

A NOTE FROM THE TAX OFFICEBy Denise Betts, Warwick Tax Collector

TOWNSHIP SAVES BY REFINANCING DEBTBy Barbara Weinstein, Director of Finance and Benefits

Follow Warwick Township on Facebook and TwitterFollow the township on Facebook at

“Warwick Township”. Be sure to select theone with the township seal. The Parks andRecreation Department will post offeringsand special events. Emergency messagesand information may be found there as well.

On Twitter, follow township information at @twpwarwick, the Police Department at @warwickpdbucks and the Parks and Recreation Department at@warwickrecbucks.

Warwick Township Parks and Recreation

NEW - LEGO Journey Into Space The sky is no limit for your future engineers as theyjourney into space. They will be using 21st centurylearning skills to learn S.T.E.M. based concepts as theyblaze a trail to develop architectural and design skills,

problem solve and team build. The importance of simple machines willbe reinforced as all key science, technology, engineering and mathelements will come into space.

**STUDENTS TAKE HOME EVERY PROJECT**

WHEN: Thursdays, Jan 14 – Feb 18TIME: 6 pm – 8 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGE: 2 – 6th gradersCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: All About Learning Instructors*minimum 12, maximum 20

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FALL PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration for FALL programs begins on Tuesday, August 25. The best and easiest way to register is to go to the website for the Parks and Recreation Department

(www.warwickrec.com). You must create an account before you can register for a program. You can also register in person at the Township Administration buildingduring normal business hours, 8am-4pm, Monday through Thursday and 7am-3pm on Fridays.

All children must be the age or going into the grade specified before the start of the program, NO EXCEPTIONS! There is no PRO-RATING for any of our campsor programs. Refunds must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the camp.

“LET'S GET MESSY" PLAYTIMEDo your kids love making a mess, but you’re not abig fan of cleaning up? This is the perfect classfor you and your child. You will work together tomake “Messy Masterpieces” and not have to cleanup a thing! Come join Miss Sarah for somecreative chaos such as all the different paints youcan imagine, shaving cream, dirt, sand, water,chalk, play dough and plenty more! You and yourchild are bound to have a lot of creative fun!Please wear or bring a smock.

WHEN: Thursdays, Sept 24 – Oct 29TIME: Session 1: 10 am – 10:45 am

Session 2: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2-5 years old and a parentCOST: $50 residents / $60 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis*minimum 6, maximum 12

TODDLER TREATS – EASY EATSTeach your preschooler how tohelp in the kitchen by lettingWarwick do everything foryou! Join our new class thatcombines cooking with craftsand activities. Each week, wewill choose a food group,

make a craft, do an activity and create a yummytreat from that group. We will also learn how toset the table and kitchen etiquette. All supplies areincluded in the price.

WHEN: Thursdays, Nov 12 – Dec 10(no class 11/26)

TIME: 10 am – 10:45 amWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2 – 5 and a parentCOST: $45 residents / $54 non-residents* minimum 6, maximum 12

YOUNG REMBRANDTS PRESCHOOL DRAWINGThis fall, Young Rembrandts introduces drawinglessons that will excite your pre-school artist.Learning to draw basic shapes is an essentialbuilding block for every illustrator. Our ladybugand gumball machine drawings provide excellentpractice for drawing circle shapes. From there, ourlessons will become progressively morechallenging. Our clown puppet and Frankensteinmonster are great introductions to characterdrawing. Other drawings like our candy bag

illustration and fall scene will help strengthen yourchild’s compositional skills. Enroll today!!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Sept 12 – Oct 10Session 2: Saturdays, Oct 17 – Nov 14Session 3: Saturdays, Nov 21 – Dec 19(no class 11/28)

TIME: 9 am - 9:45 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 4 - 6 year oldsCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts*minimum 5, maximum 15

NEW - FIELD DAY FUN DAYSPresented by Stretch N Grow. We providefabulous fun and exercise for young children usinga variety of equipment, fun stories, fitness stations,sport skills and energetic music while teachingchildren how to exercise and live a healthy lifestyle.Our field day fun days are filled with lots ofactivities to help your little one enhance motordevelopment, build on social skills, and have fun!We Stretch-N-Grow! It’s good for us to know! Weexercise and eat what’s wise, cause we Stretch-N-Grow! Come join us in helping our children learnhow to live healthy lifestyles!

WHEN: Day 1: Tuesday, Sept 15Day 2: Tuesday, Oct 13Day 3: Tuesday, Nov 17Day 4: Tuesday, Dec 15

TIME: 2-3 year olds – 9:30 am - 10 am3-5 year olds – 10 am - 10:45 am

WHERE: Community Park / Community RoomAGES: 2 - 5 year oldsCOST: $13 per day residents

$16 per day non-residentsWANT TO DO ALL 4 and SAVE?

$40 for all 4 - residents$48 for all 4 – non-residents

INSTRUCTOR: Stretch N Grow*minimum 8, maximum 20

T BIRDS T-BALL PROGRAMPlayers learn the basics of throwing, catching,fielding, batting and base running, and apply whatthey have learned in fun, non-competitive games.This is an awesome introduction to the game ofbaseball! Price includes team T-shirt, MLBbaseball cap and award.

WHEN: Tuesdays, Sept 8 – Oct 6TIME: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pmWHERE: Hidden Pond Baseball FieldAGE: 3 - 4 year oldsCOST: $70 for residents / $84 for non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Jump Start Sports Group*minimum 8, maximum 30

CHILDREN MAKING MUSICChildren Making Music is a fun, interactive musicprogram for children ages 6 months to 4 years ofage. There is lots of singing, moving to music,playing rhythm instruments, and having fun withmusic. The lesson also includes American SignLanguage to help foster a deeper communicationbetween child and parent. Music + children = anawesome combination.

WHEN: Tuesdays, Sept 15 – Nov 3 TIME: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community Room #2 AGES: 6 months - 4 years old and a parentCOST: $99 residents / $119 non-residents* minimum 8, maximum 13

CHILDREN MAKING MUSIC - MINI SESSION(Short Session - same description as “ChildrenMaking Music)

WHEN: Tuesdays, Nov 10 – Dec 8TIME: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community Room #2AGE: 6 months - 4 years old and a parentCOST: $65 for residents / $78 for non-residents* minimum 8, maximum 13

MISS KELLI’S TINY DANCERSWith over 30 years dance experience Miss Kelli willintroduce your child to ballet, tap and acrobatics.Using her amazing creativity, she will teach thebasics of creative dance, using short routines andtouch on acrobatics. No shoes or dance outfitsrequired. Join Miss Kelli for this fun energeticclass! Note, this price includes 6 weeks ofclasses!

WHEN: Wednesdays, Sept 23 – Oct 28 TIME: 1:30 pm – 2:15 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 3-5 years oldCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kelli Robbins* minimum 4, maximum 15

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

Warwick Township Parks and Recreation

SPECIAL EVENTS

Come dressed upas anything youchoose, just comedressed up andyou will get lots ofgoodies! Join yourneighbors at thisyear’s HalloweenHappening. Theevent offers tricks and treats for all ages including astorytelling witch by our cozy fireplace, pumpkinpainting, haunting arts & crafts, creepy coloring contest,and lots of candy from our sponsors. Bring your familyand enjoy this free fun!

WHEN: Thursday, Oct 29, 2015TIME: 5:30 pm — 7:30 pm AGES: ALL AGESWHERE: Warwick Township Community ParkCOST: FREEEVENT SPONSORED BY TD BANK!!!

Halloween Events

WHEN: Saturday, Dec 5, 2015 TIME: 11 am—1 pmWHERE: Warwick Township Community ParkAGES: All Ages COST: FREE

HO HO HO HOLIDAY PARTY NEW - HOLIDAY ORNAMENT WORKSHOPGather with your neighbors and join Santa for hot

chocolate and cookies. You can warm up by our fire, siton Santa’s lap for a photo, listen to music by the JamisonElem School Choir or make your own craft and Holidaycard. Enjoy a performance by the Galena Brass Band.

Also back by popular demand are the Belgian horses andtheir carriage. Take a ride through our park.

EVENT SPONSORED BY TD BANK!!

You are invited to join us to do some “fowl” shooting (basketball free throw shooting) at our 2nd Annual“Fowl” Shooting Family Fun Night. Participants will be split into age groups and get 10 shots each.The male and female in each age group that makes the most baskets wins a turkey AND a gift card, justin time for Thanksgiving!!! In the event of a tie, there will be a shoot out. Open to all ages. Agesappropriate balls and hoops will be used. The entrance fee is one non-perishable food item for the localpantry or a pet food product for the local animal rescue. A DJ will be playing music throughout theevent so come out, shoot some hoops and enjoy some music!!!

WHEN: Thursday, November 19, 2015 TIME: 6:30 pm – 8 pm AGES: ALL AGESWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary School Gym COST: one “non-perishable” food item or pet food product per participant for the first entry,additional entries are $1. * Please make sure food items are not out-of-date.

Personalized Holiday Ornaments make the season merryand bright! Bring your favorite cookie cutters or choosefrom our assortment to create your own unique holidaydecorations for your home or to give away. These makethe best gifts! You will have the opportunity to be creativewith clay while learning the basic texture and glazingtechniques. All materials included formaking 3 ornaments. For more info goto: www.potteryworksmobile.com.

WHEN: Friday, December 4TIME: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: ANY AGE, each registration will create 3 ornamentsCOST: $10 resident / $12 non-resident (PLUS $25 materialsfee due to the instructor at beginning of class!)INSTRUCTORS: Pottery Works Mobile Instructor *minimum 6, maximum 15

HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS NEW - CERAMIC PUMPKIN WORKSHOPPrepare your home for fall with festive ceramic pumpkins.Perfect to decorate your mantle or create a beautifulcenterpiece. In this workshop, you will work with clay tocreate two unique pumpkins through the use of handbuilding, texture, and glazing techniques. All materialsincluded. For more inspiration, go to www.potteryworksmobile.com.

WHEN: Saturday, Oct 10TIME: 2 pm - 4 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: ANY AGES, each registration will be making 2 pumpkinsCOST: $26 resident /

$31 non-residentINSTRUCTORS: PotteryWorks Mobile Instructor *minimum 6, maximum 15

“Fowl Shooting” Family Fun Night

EVENT SPONSORED BY CKS ENGINEERS AND GRIM, BIEHN & THATCHER

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NEW - SOCCER STARS 1It's never too early to develop a child's love of soccer and athletics. Our Soccer Startersprogram is the perfect introduction to soccer basics, promoting physical fitness, creating apositive attitude, developing coordination, and sportsmanship. Instructor ratios are kept smallto ensure each child gets the much needed individual attention. We know the importance offirst getting kids interested and motivated before they are able to absorb the necessarylessons. Thematic games and fun exercises are designed to inspire and challenge youngplayers, but also allow them to meet with successes that keep them interested in learningmore. Learning the fundamentals, and developing a love for the game starts here. Kids thatstart with us have a real advantage as they mature. We believe it is our duty and privilege toget your kids started off right and develop a passion for the game that will last a lifetime.

WHEN: Fridays, Sept 18 – Oct 23 TIME: 5 pm – 6 pmWHERE: Community Park, Field 1AGES: 3 – 4 years oldCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Total Soccer • minimum 6, maximum 50

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

SCHOOL AGED PROGRAMS

NEW - LEGO Amusement Park EngineeringYour students will explore behind the scenes of anamusement park. They will be using 21st century

learning skills to learn S.T.E.M. based concepts. They will bebuilding and re-engineering rides and cars at the amusementpark. They will learn about gearing, history, and technologyinvolved with their favorite adventure.

NEW - JR SOCCER PROGRAMIt's never too early to develop a child's love for athletics.Our Junior Soccer Starters program is the perfectintroduction to sport, promoting fine and gross motorskills development and a strong foundation throughphysical fitness in your child's most crucial years ofdevelopment. Children develop the ability to followdirections and face the challenges of early problemsolving. Be there with your child to celebrate and discoverthe joy and excitement of the early successes andmilestone achievements.

WHEN: Fridays, Sept 18 – Oct 23TIME: 5 pm – 5:40 pmWHERE: Community Park, Field 1AGES: 2 – 3 years oldCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Total Soccer • minimum 6, maximum 50

YOGA GENTLYA softer, gentler approach to a yoga practice. Appropriate for all levels, including beginners and seniors whocan get up and down from the floor without assistance.WHEN: Tuesdays starting Sept 22 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 amTABATA TRAININGThis workout incorporates short, intervals of high intensity exercises, such as squats, push-ups, lunges, etc.The fastest way to fitness and fat loss, Tabata Training is high intensity interval training at it’s best!WHEN: Tuesdays starting Sept 22 TIME: 8:30 am – 9:30 amSPINNINGThis class is a classic indoor cycling with our high-quality spin bikes and superb instructors to get you going.Get your cardio done in a group setting. High energy indoor cycling at it’s best!WHEN: Mondays starting Sept 21 TIME: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pmTIGHTEN N’ TONEA group weight workout in the studio that is suitable for all fitness levels. All major muscle groups will betargeted using a variety of strength exercises.WHEN: Mondays starting Sept 21 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmBARRE FITNESSThis exhilarating class will give you the long, lean muscles of a dancer by toning you seat, abs and armswhile it strengthens your core. High effective exercises are performed at the barre and on the floor, takingyour muscles to the point of fatigue. Then, each strength session is followed by stretching interval to createa beautiful, supple body. Proper alignment will always be emphasized, encouraging amazing posture.WHEN: Thursdays starting Sept 24 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmGROUP ACTIVEGET ACTIVE and get more out of life! This gives you the fitness training you need – cardio, strength, balanceand flexibility – in just 1 hour. Get stronger, fitter and healthier with inspiring music, adjustable dumbbells,weight plates, body weight and simple athletic movements.WHEN: Fridays starting Sept 25 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 am

WHEN: Thursdays, Nov 5 – Dec 17(no class 11/26)

TIME: 6 pm – 8 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGE: 2 – 6th gradersCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: All About Learning Instructors*minimum 12, maximum 20**STUDENTS TAKE HOME EVERY PROJECT**

American Red Cross Babysitting ClinicThe American Red Cross Babysittingclass offers in-depth information,training and skill development neededto provide safe and responsible care for

children in the absence ofparents/guardians. Thecourse includes teaching howto feed babies, prepare food

for young children, how to dress infants and puton diapers, how to select safe toys to play with,how to prevent accidents, how to respond toemergencies, job interview tips, basic first aid andbasic CPR. Included in the price is an officialAmerican Red Cross Babysitter Certification Card,DVD and snack. *please bring a pen and yourlunch, snack will be provided!

WHEN: Tuesday, November 24TIME: 9 am – 3 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 11 – 15 years oldCOST: $65 resident / $78 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis

Certified Red Cross CPR, 1st Aid, AEDand Babysitting Instructors*minimum 6, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Elementary Drawing ClassThe fall season is one of the most colorful timesof the year. This drawing class, we’ll capture allof those colors and more in our fabulousdrawings. Our rainbow giraffe seeminglycaptures the entire spectrum of colors in a verystylized drawing. A fun drawing of cartoonworms and apples will teach our students how toproperly color with colored pencils. We’ll alsotake an imaginary journey to Paris as we draw thefamous Eiffel Tower. A creepy drawing of ahaunted house captures the fun spirit of theseason. We’ll also take a look at master artistPeter Max as we try to emulate his style. All thisand more await your artist!! Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Sept 12 – Oct 10Session 2: Saturdays, Oct 17– Nov 14 Session 3: Saturdays, Nov 21 – Dec 19(no class 11/28)

TIME: 10 am – 11 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 7 - 14 year oldsCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts*minimum 5, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Cartooning ClassLearning, drawing and fun arethe ingredients for a greattime. In this Cartoon Class,our students will createskillfully drawn cartoonillustrations. Our windexpressions lesson will blowthem away as they learn hourto draw expressive faces. They’ll also learn howto transform ordinary inanimate objects into fully-realized characters as they convert schoolsupplies and lunch items into relatablepersonalities. Our students will also capture thespirit of the season as they imagine themselvesgoing apple picking. Get ready to have fun andbecome an awesome artist. Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Sept 12 – Oct 10Session 2: Saturdays, Oct 17– Nov 14Session 3: Saturdays, Nov 21 – Dec 19(no class 11/28)

TIME: 11:15 am – 12:15 pmWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 8 - 14 year oldCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts

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CORNERSTONE FITNESS PROGRAMS - ALL NEWTake cornerstone classes without having to join!

WHEN: All these run 8 weeks: September 21 –November 21, 2015. WHERE: Cornerstone Doylestown: 740 Edison Furlong Rd, Furlong, PA 18925COST: $69 for residents • $83 for non residents Cornerstone Warrington: 865 Easton Rd, Warrington, PA 18976

SENIOR CLASSESAT CORNERSTONE DOYLESTOWN

SILVER SNEAKERS YOGA STRETCH This class is a progression throughseated and standing yoga posesdesigned to increase flexibility, balanceand range of motion, plus restorativebreathing exercises and relaxation atthe end of class.WHEN: Wednesdays starting Sept 23TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

SILVER SNEAKERS CLASSICHave fun and move to the musicthrough a variety of exercises designedto increase muscular strength, range ofmotion and activities for daily living.Hand-held weights, elastic tubing withhandles and a Silver Sneakers ball areoffered for resistance. A chair isavailable if needed for seated orstanding support.WHEN: Thursdays starting Sept 24TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

WHAT ARE WE WALKING FOR?Lewy Body Dementia is a progressive brain disease and the second most

common cause of neurodegenerative dementia after Alzheimer's disease. LewyBody dementia is a 'spectrum disorder,' meaning it can occur alone or incombination with Parkinson's disease, or co-exist with Alzheimer's disease. Learnmore at www.lbda.orgWith your help, we can build awareness about this disease and help so many!

If you have any questions regarding our 2015 Walk please feel free to email us at: tina.christie@comcast.netThis is a family friendly/dog friendly walk! Members of all ages will enjoy the festivities of the day! Walk is approximate

a 5k but feel free to walk as little or as much as you like.First 200 registrants gets a goodie bag and t-shirt. Walk up registrants NOT GUARANTEED a shirt. Register on-line at

www.warwickrec.comDon’t feel like walking but still want to support this great

cause, you can make a donation at www.firstgiving.comand search for 2nd Annual Lewy Body DementiaAwareness Walk.

LEWY BODY DEMENTIA AWARENESS WALKWarwick Township Parks and Recreation presents the Second Annual Walk to support the Lewy Body Dementia Association

WHEN: Sunday, September 20, 2015TIME: 10 am start (registration starts at 9 amWHERE: Warwick Township Community Park AGES: ALL AGESCOST: $25 per person (children 12 and under are FREE)

EVENT SPONSORED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK!

ADULT CLASSES - AT CORNERSTONE WARRINGTON

GIRLS VOLLEY TECH VOLLEYBALL PROGRAMA program for middle school grade volleyball players whoare interested in taking their game to the next level. Wewill focus on developing sound fundamentals by buildingon what players already know and by learning in a fun &fast environment. Players will get hundreds of repetitionsin each session and we’ll provide consistent skill-buildingfeedback. We’ll also spend plenty of time in game situation drills so thatplayers have an opportunity to use their skills in real situations & apply theskills & concepts they are learning. This program will be tailored to the leveland needs of the group. This is a great program for players who want toprepare for CYO, Middle School or Travel Club Volleyball. Taught by CoachMargie Arm 30 + years of coaching High School & Club Girls Volleyball.Includes a Volley Tech Tee shirt sponsored by GPS Crush Volleyball.

WHEN: TBATIME: 6 pm – 8 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary School GymAGES: girls in grades 5th – 10th COST: $70 residents / $88 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Margie Arm *minimum 8, maximum 14

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NEW - SOCCER STARS 2This program is a year round instructional-basedleague that teaches children advanced skills that aredevelopmentally appropriate, and can be introducedand utilized in Mini Soccer. Through instructionalgame play, participants will refine body awareness andmovement, reinforce social and listening skills, andbuild on the concept of team play and cooperation.Each one hour session consists of a 10 minute warm

up game, one move of the day or skill from the Total Soccer SkillBuilders Curriculum, a Mini Soccer Game (3v3/4v4) with instruction,and a 5 minute cool down and review of the days moves and game play.Players will have an opportunity to learn from the game while receivinginstruction from one of our highly qualified staff members.

WHEN: Fridays, Sept 18 – Oct 23TIME: 5 pm – 6 pmWHERE: Community Park, Field 1AGES: 5 – 6 years oldCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Total Soccer * minimum 6, maximum 50

WARWICK TOWNSHIP SHOTOKAN KARATE PROGRAMThe Warwick Shotokan Karate Club is a member of the American Japanese Karate Association – International (AJKA). We

teach JKA Style Shotokan Karate. Shotokan Karate-Do is a Japanese Martial Art of self-defense that focuses not just on thephysical aspects of karate, but on the mental aspects as well. The ultimate goal is the perfection of one's self and one's character.The goal at the Warwick Shotokan Karate Club is to develop a well-rounded individual at home, school, work and in the dojo. Ourprogram is dedicated to developing healthy bodies, sound minds, and self-esteem, all balanced with a deep respect for others.The Warwick Shotokan Karate Club will directly support the growth of each student through a variety of classes, progressivechallenges, individualized instruction, and opportunities to compete and interact with other martial arts students in the area,around the country, and internationally. There are no contracts to sign and there are no hidden fees. All classes are 8 weeks long. For moreInformation on the karate program please go to www.warwickshotokan.com or email Sensei Spivack at warwickshotokan@comcast.net.

Youth KarateAges 4 and above. The Youth Program is developed in such a way as to increase your child’s strength, flexibility, agility, balance, endurance, and

coordination. Each class will show a marked difference in their self-image and self-confidence levels. Confidence is gained, through hard work anddedication to Karate. Students earn a new belt ranking with the improvement in his or her technique, reinforcing their confidence and self esteem.

*** JOIN AS A NEW STUDENT AND GET ½ PRICE! NO CONTRACTS AND NO HIDDEN FEES! ***

WINTER SESSION: Jan 4 – Feb 29, 2016

PRICE: $145 resident ($174 non resident)

Beginner: Ages 4-8 – Mondays 6:15 pm-7 pm AND Saturday 9 am-9:45 am

Beginner: over 8 years old – Mondays 7 pm-7:45 pm AND Saturday 9:45 am-10:30 am

Adult Beginners: Wednesdays 6:30 pm-7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 am-11:30 pm

Intermediate: Orange, Yellow, Green Belts – Wednesdays 6:30 pm-7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 am-11:30 pm

Advance: Blue, Purple, Brown & Black Belts – Wednesdays 7:30 pm-8:30 pm AND Saturdays 11:30 am-12:30 pm

FALL SESSION 1: Monday, August 24 – Wed, October 28 (no class 9/5 AND 9/7)

FALL SESSION 2: Saturday, Oct 31 – Saturday, December 19 (no class 11/25)

*All classes held in the Community Room at the Warwick Township Building

PRICE: $145 resident ($174 non resident)

Beginner: Ages 4 – 8 - Mondays 6:15 pm - 7 pm AND Saturday 9 am - 9:45 amBeginner: over 8 years old –

Mondays 7 pm – 7:45 pm AND Saturday 9:45 am – 10:30 amAdult Beginners: Wednesdays 6:30 pm-7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 am-11:30 pmOrange, Yellow, Green Belts –

Wednesdays 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 pm - 11:30 pmBlue, Purple, Brown & Black Belts –

Wednesdays 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm AND Saturdays 11:30 am - 12:30 pm

*NOTES: *There will be Karate Tournaments during these sessions. Classes will be held unless otherwise advised.*All payments are due prior to the start of the session through the first week. A $20.00 fee may be imposed on any late payment after the first week of the session.

WET AND WILD KIDS NIGHT OUTIt’s still so warm out, sograb your swimsuits/towelsand head to the townshipbuilding for a night of WETfun! We will be going in thespray pool, tossing waterballoons, having a water

squirter fight and much more. All crafts,activities, dinner and snack included. Wearyour bathing suit and water shoes. Don’tforgot a change of clothes and towel.

WHEN: Friday, Sept 18TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community Room/outsideAGES: 5 – 12 year oldsCOST: $25 residents / $30 non-residents

SPOOKY HALLOWEEN FUN NIGHTHalloween is right around the corner, so come celebratewith us! We will be paintingpumpkins, doing a flashlightscavenger hunt, glow-in-the-dark candy scramble, ghoststory by the fire and spookyarts and crafts. Dinner andsnack included!

WHEN: Friday, October 9TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmAGES: 5 – 12 years oldWHERE: Community Room/outsideCOST: $25 resident / $30 non resident

INSTRUCTORS FOR ALL ACTIVITIES: Sarah Prebis & Ashley Thompson * minimum 6, maximum 20

SUPERHERO KIDS NIGHT OUTWho’s your favorite hero: Batman,Supergirl, Superman, Ironman,Wonder Woman, Spiderman? Wewill transform into these hero’sand have an amazing night! Yourfaces will be painted, T-shirt’s willbe made and much more totransform you into a Superhero! All crafts, activities andfood will be geared to these crusaders. We will end thenight with an exciting movie and snack! All supplies,dinner and snack included in price.

WHEN: Friday, November 13 TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community Room/outsideAGES: 4 - 10 years oldCOST: $25 residents / $30 non-residents

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SCHOOL AGED PROGRAMS SPECIAL ONE DAY KIDS ACTIVITIES

NEW - AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR CLASSThe American Red Cross is sponsoring an Adult,Child, Infant CPR class for the fall. You’ll learn howto respond to first aid, breathing and cardiacemergencies. In the classroom, you’ll have theopportunity to learn from and interact with a RedCross instructor who will guide you throughhands-on practice of lifesaving skills. Successfulstudents will receive a certificate of Adult FirstAid/CPR/AED valid for two years.

WHEN: Tuesday, Oct 13TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGE: 16 + year oldsCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis, certified Red CrossCPR, AED, 1st Aid and Babysitting Instructor.

ADULT KARATE CLASSThis fall we will be starting anadult Shotokan Karate class. Theclass will introduce you to themartial arts. It will increase yourstrength, flexibility, agility,balance, endurance and coordination. Come, gethealthy and try this amazing class!

WHEN: Session 1: Sat, Sept 5-Sept 2 – Mon, Oct 26Session 2: Sat, Oct 31 – Sat, Dec 19

TIME: 8 pm – 9 pm (Mon) 9 am – 10 am (Sat)WHERE: Community RoomAGES: 18 + year oldsCOST: $145 resident / $174 non residentINSTRUCTORS: Sensei Spivack

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WARWICK TOWNSHIP ZUMBA Ditch the workoutand join the party!Zumba is a Latininspired easy-to-follow, calorieburning, dancefitness party. It will

energize you, sculpt you, and make you smile.This party is designed for all ages, shapes, sizesand fitness levels. The best part is: NO DANCEEXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Just have fun. Thecost includes 8 weeks.

MONDAY & FRIDAY DAY ZUMBAWHEN: Session 1: Mon, Sept 14 – Nov 2

Session 2: Fri, Sept 11 – Oct 30Session 3: Mon, Nov 9 – Dec 21Session 4: Fri, Nov 6 – Dec 18

TIME: 9 am – 9:55 amWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents (ses 2: $55, ses 3: $48)

$76 non-res (ses 2: $66, ses 3: $58)INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

TUESDAY NIGHT ZUMBAWHEN: Session 1: Tues, Sept 8 – Oct 27

Session 2: Tues, Nov 3 – Dec 22 TIME: 7 pm – 7:55 pmWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents / $76 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

MEN’S OPEN BASKETBALLGrab your buddies and come playin some friendly pick-up games ofbasketball at Bridge ValleyElementary School. You must pre-register at the Township Building,

no registrations will be taken at the school. *minimum 10, maximum 20

WHEN: Session 1: Mondays, Sept 21 – Dec 7 Session 2: Wed, Sept 16 – Dec 9 (no class 9/23)

TIME: 8 pm – 10 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $42 residents / $50 non-residents

(session is 12 weeks)

COMPETITIVE CO-ED OPEN VOLLEYBALLThis program is an opportunity for skilled players,levels B+ to A, to play in competitive games.Minimum enrollment must provide for two fourperson teams. You must pre-register, noregistrations will be taken at the school. SKILLEDPLAYERS ONLY, PLEASE!

WHEN: Thursdays, Sept 24 – Dec 10(no class 11/19 & 11/26)

TIME: 6 pm - 8 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $40 residents (session is 10 weeks)

$48 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Gary Nice* minimum 12, maximum 20

ADULT PROGRAMS

GIRLS VOLLEY TECH VOLLEYBALL PROGRAMA program for middle school grade volleyball players whoare interested in taking their game to the next level. Wewill focus on developing sound fundamentals by buildingon what players already know and by learning in a fun &fast environment. Players will get hundreds of repetitionsin each session and we’ll provide consistent skill-buildingfeedback. We’ll also spend plenty of time in game situation drills so thatplayers have an opportunity to use their skills in real situations & apply theskills & concepts they are learning. This program will be tailored to the leveland needs of the group. This is a great program for players who want toprepare for CYO, Middle School or Travel Club Volleyball. Taught by CoachMargie Arm 30 + years of coaching High School & Club Girls Volleyball.Includes a Volley Tech Tee shirt sponsored by GPS Crush Volleyball.

WHEN: TBATIME: 6 pm – 8 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary School GymAGES: girls in grades 5th – 10th COST: $70 residents / $88 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Margie Arm *minimum 8, maximum 14

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NEW - SOCCER STARS 2This program is a year round instructional-basedleague that teaches children advanced skills that aredevelopmentally appropriate, and can be introducedand utilized in Mini Soccer. Through instructionalgame play, participants will refine body awareness andmovement, reinforce social and listening skills, andbuild on the concept of team play and cooperation.Each one hour session consists of a 10 minute warm

up game, one move of the day or skill from the Total Soccer SkillBuilders Curriculum, a Mini Soccer Game (3v3/4v4) with instruction,and a 5 minute cool down and review of the days moves and game play.Players will have an opportunity to learn from the game while receivinginstruction from one of our highly qualified staff members.

WHEN: Fridays, Sept 18 – Oct 23TIME: 5 pm – 6 pmWHERE: Community Park, Field 1AGES: 5 – 6 years oldCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Total Soccer * minimum 6, maximum 50

WARWICK TOWNSHIP SHOTOKAN KARATE PROGRAMThe Warwick Shotokan Karate Club is a member of the American Japanese Karate Association – International (AJKA). We

teach JKA Style Shotokan Karate. Shotokan Karate-Do is a Japanese Martial Art of self-defense that focuses not just on thephysical aspects of karate, but on the mental aspects as well. The ultimate goal is the perfection of one's self and one's character.The goal at the Warwick Shotokan Karate Club is to develop a well-rounded individual at home, school, work and in the dojo. Ourprogram is dedicated to developing healthy bodies, sound minds, and self-esteem, all balanced with a deep respect for others.The Warwick Shotokan Karate Club will directly support the growth of each student through a variety of classes, progressivechallenges, individualized instruction, and opportunities to compete and interact with other martial arts students in the area,around the country, and internationally. There are no contracts to sign and there are no hidden fees. All classes are 8 weeks long. For moreInformation on the karate program please go to www.warwickshotokan.com or email Sensei Spivack at warwickshotokan@comcast.net.

Youth KarateAges 4 and above. The Youth Program is developed in such a way as to increase your child’s strength, flexibility, agility, balance, endurance, and

coordination. Each class will show a marked difference in their self-image and self-confidence levels. Confidence is gained, through hard work anddedication to Karate. Students earn a new belt ranking with the improvement in his or her technique, reinforcing their confidence and self esteem.

*** JOIN AS A NEW STUDENT AND GET ½ PRICE! NO CONTRACTS AND NO HIDDEN FEES! ***

WINTER SESSION: Jan 4 – Feb 29, 2016

PRICE: $145 resident ($174 non resident)

Beginner: Ages 4-8 – Mondays 6:15 pm-7 pm AND Saturday 9 am-9:45 am

Beginner: over 8 years old – Mondays 7 pm-7:45 pm AND Saturday 9:45 am-10:30 am

Adult Beginners: Wednesdays 6:30 pm-7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 am-11:30 pm

Intermediate: Orange, Yellow, Green Belts – Wednesdays 6:30 pm-7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 am-11:30 pm

Advance: Blue, Purple, Brown & Black Belts – Wednesdays 7:30 pm-8:30 pm AND Saturdays 11:30 am-12:30 pm

FALL SESSION 1: Monday, August 24 – Wed, October 28 (no class 9/5 AND 9/7)

FALL SESSION 2: Saturday, Oct 31 – Saturday, December 19 (no class 11/25)

*All classes held in the Community Room at the Warwick Township Building

PRICE: $145 resident ($174 non resident)

Beginner: Ages 4 – 8 - Mondays 6:15 pm - 7 pm AND Saturday 9 am - 9:45 amBeginner: over 8 years old –

Mondays 7 pm – 7:45 pm AND Saturday 9:45 am – 10:30 amAdult Beginners: Wednesdays 6:30 pm-7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 am-11:30 pmOrange, Yellow, Green Belts –

Wednesdays 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm AND Saturdays 10:30 pm - 11:30 pmBlue, Purple, Brown & Black Belts –

Wednesdays 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm AND Saturdays 11:30 am - 12:30 pm

*NOTES: *There will be Karate Tournaments during these sessions. Classes will be held unless otherwise advised.*All payments are due prior to the start of the session through the first week. A $20.00 fee may be imposed on any late payment after the first week of the session.

WET AND WILD KIDS NIGHT OUTIt’s still so warm out, sograb your swimsuits/towelsand head to the townshipbuilding for a night of WETfun! We will be going in thespray pool, tossing waterballoons, having a water

squirter fight and much more. All crafts,activities, dinner and snack included. Wearyour bathing suit and water shoes. Don’tforgot a change of clothes and towel.

WHEN: Friday, Sept 18TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community Room/outsideAGES: 5 – 12 year oldsCOST: $25 residents / $30 non-residents

SPOOKY HALLOWEEN FUN NIGHTHalloween is right around the corner, so come celebratewith us! We will be paintingpumpkins, doing a flashlightscavenger hunt, glow-in-the-dark candy scramble, ghoststory by the fire and spookyarts and crafts. Dinner andsnack included!

WHEN: Friday, October 9TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmAGES: 5 – 12 years oldWHERE: Community Room/outsideCOST: $25 resident / $30 non resident

INSTRUCTORS FOR ALL ACTIVITIES: Sarah Prebis & Ashley Thompson * minimum 6, maximum 20

SUPERHERO KIDS NIGHT OUTWho’s your favorite hero: Batman,Supergirl, Superman, Ironman,Wonder Woman, Spiderman? Wewill transform into these hero’sand have an amazing night! Yourfaces will be painted, T-shirt’s willbe made and much more totransform you into a Superhero! All crafts, activities andfood will be geared to these crusaders. We will end thenight with an exciting movie and snack! All supplies,dinner and snack included in price.

WHEN: Friday, November 13 TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community Room/outsideAGES: 4 - 10 years oldCOST: $25 residents / $30 non-residents

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SCHOOL AGED PROGRAMS SPECIAL ONE DAY KIDS ACTIVITIES

NEW - AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR CLASSThe American Red Cross is sponsoring an Adult,Child, Infant CPR class for the fall. You’ll learn howto respond to first aid, breathing and cardiacemergencies. In the classroom, you’ll have theopportunity to learn from and interact with a RedCross instructor who will guide you throughhands-on practice of lifesaving skills. Successfulstudents will receive a certificate of Adult FirstAid/CPR/AED valid for two years.

WHEN: Tuesday, Oct 13TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGE: 16 + year oldsCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis, certified Red CrossCPR, AED, 1st Aid and Babysitting Instructor.

ADULT KARATE CLASSThis fall we will be starting anadult Shotokan Karate class. Theclass will introduce you to themartial arts. It will increase yourstrength, flexibility, agility,balance, endurance and coordination. Come, gethealthy and try this amazing class!

WHEN: Session 1: Sat, Sept 5-Sept 2 – Mon, Oct 26Session 2: Sat, Oct 31 – Sat, Dec 19

TIME: 8 pm – 9 pm (Mon) 9 am – 10 am (Sat)WHERE: Community RoomAGES: 18 + year oldsCOST: $145 resident / $174 non residentINSTRUCTORS: Sensei Spivack

5th degree blackbelt

WARWICK TOWNSHIP ZUMBA Ditch the workoutand join the party!Zumba is a Latininspired easy-to-follow, calorieburning, dancefitness party. It will

energize you, sculpt you, and make you smile.This party is designed for all ages, shapes, sizesand fitness levels. The best part is: NO DANCEEXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Just have fun. Thecost includes 8 weeks.

MONDAY & FRIDAY DAY ZUMBAWHEN: Session 1: Mon, Sept 14 – Nov 2

Session 2: Fri, Sept 11 – Oct 30Session 3: Mon, Nov 9 – Dec 21Session 4: Fri, Nov 6 – Dec 18

TIME: 9 am – 9:55 amWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents (ses 2: $55, ses 3: $48)

$76 non-res (ses 2: $66, ses 3: $58)INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

TUESDAY NIGHT ZUMBAWHEN: Session 1: Tues, Sept 8 – Oct 27

Session 2: Tues, Nov 3 – Dec 22 TIME: 7 pm – 7:55 pmWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents / $76 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

MEN’S OPEN BASKETBALLGrab your buddies and come playin some friendly pick-up games ofbasketball at Bridge ValleyElementary School. You must pre-register at the Township Building,

no registrations will be taken at the school. *minimum 10, maximum 20

WHEN: Session 1: Mondays, Sept 21 – Dec 7 Session 2: Wed, Sept 16 – Dec 9 (no class 9/23)

TIME: 8 pm – 10 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $42 residents / $50 non-residents

(session is 12 weeks)

COMPETITIVE CO-ED OPEN VOLLEYBALLThis program is an opportunity for skilled players,levels B+ to A, to play in competitive games.Minimum enrollment must provide for two fourperson teams. You must pre-register, noregistrations will be taken at the school. SKILLEDPLAYERS ONLY, PLEASE!

WHEN: Thursdays, Sept 24 – Dec 10(no class 11/19 & 11/26)

TIME: 6 pm - 8 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $40 residents (session is 10 weeks)

$48 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Gary Nice* minimum 12, maximum 20

ADULT PROGRAMS

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NEW - SOCCER STARS 1It's never too early to develop a child's love of soccer and athletics. Our Soccer Startersprogram is the perfect introduction to soccer basics, promoting physical fitness, creating apositive attitude, developing coordination, and sportsmanship. Instructor ratios are kept smallto ensure each child gets the much needed individual attention. We know the importance offirst getting kids interested and motivated before they are able to absorb the necessarylessons. Thematic games and fun exercises are designed to inspire and challenge youngplayers, but also allow them to meet with successes that keep them interested in learningmore. Learning the fundamentals, and developing a love for the game starts here. Kids thatstart with us have a real advantage as they mature. We believe it is our duty and privilege toget your kids started off right and develop a passion for the game that will last a lifetime.

WHEN: Fridays, Sept 18 – Oct 23 TIME: 5 pm – 6 pmWHERE: Community Park, Field 1AGES: 3 – 4 years oldCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Total Soccer • minimum 6, maximum 50

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

SCHOOL AGED PROGRAMS

NEW - LEGO Amusement Park EngineeringYour students will explore behind the scenes of anamusement park. They will be using 21st century

learning skills to learn S.T.E.M. based concepts. They will bebuilding and re-engineering rides and cars at the amusementpark. They will learn about gearing, history, and technologyinvolved with their favorite adventure.

NEW - JR SOCCER PROGRAMIt's never too early to develop a child's love for athletics.Our Junior Soccer Starters program is the perfectintroduction to sport, promoting fine and gross motorskills development and a strong foundation throughphysical fitness in your child's most crucial years ofdevelopment. Children develop the ability to followdirections and face the challenges of early problemsolving. Be there with your child to celebrate and discoverthe joy and excitement of the early successes andmilestone achievements.

WHEN: Fridays, Sept 18 – Oct 23TIME: 5 pm – 5:40 pmWHERE: Community Park, Field 1AGES: 2 – 3 years oldCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Total Soccer • minimum 6, maximum 50

YOGA GENTLYA softer, gentler approach to a yoga practice. Appropriate for all levels, including beginners and seniors whocan get up and down from the floor without assistance.WHEN: Tuesdays starting Sept 22 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 amTABATA TRAININGThis workout incorporates short, intervals of high intensity exercises, such as squats, push-ups, lunges, etc.The fastest way to fitness and fat loss, Tabata Training is high intensity interval training at it’s best!WHEN: Tuesdays starting Sept 22 TIME: 8:30 am – 9:30 amSPINNINGThis class is a classic indoor cycling with our high-quality spin bikes and superb instructors to get you going.Get your cardio done in a group setting. High energy indoor cycling at it’s best!WHEN: Mondays starting Sept 21 TIME: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pmTIGHTEN N’ TONEA group weight workout in the studio that is suitable for all fitness levels. All major muscle groups will betargeted using a variety of strength exercises.WHEN: Mondays starting Sept 21 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmBARRE FITNESSThis exhilarating class will give you the long, lean muscles of a dancer by toning you seat, abs and armswhile it strengthens your core. High effective exercises are performed at the barre and on the floor, takingyour muscles to the point of fatigue. Then, each strength session is followed by stretching interval to createa beautiful, supple body. Proper alignment will always be emphasized, encouraging amazing posture.WHEN: Thursdays starting Sept 24 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmGROUP ACTIVEGET ACTIVE and get more out of life! This gives you the fitness training you need – cardio, strength, balanceand flexibility – in just 1 hour. Get stronger, fitter and healthier with inspiring music, adjustable dumbbells,weight plates, body weight and simple athletic movements.WHEN: Fridays starting Sept 25 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 am

WHEN: Thursdays, Nov 5 – Dec 17(no class 11/26)

TIME: 6 pm – 8 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGE: 2 – 6th gradersCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: All About Learning Instructors*minimum 12, maximum 20**STUDENTS TAKE HOME EVERY PROJECT**

American Red Cross Babysitting ClinicThe American Red Cross Babysittingclass offers in-depth information,training and skill development neededto provide safe and responsible care for

children in the absence ofparents/guardians. Thecourse includes teaching howto feed babies, prepare food

for young children, how to dress infants and puton diapers, how to select safe toys to play with,how to prevent accidents, how to respond toemergencies, job interview tips, basic first aid andbasic CPR. Included in the price is an officialAmerican Red Cross Babysitter Certification Card,DVD and snack. *please bring a pen and yourlunch, snack will be provided!

WHEN: Tuesday, November 24TIME: 9 am – 3 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 11 – 15 years oldCOST: $65 resident / $78 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis

Certified Red Cross CPR, 1st Aid, AEDand Babysitting Instructors*minimum 6, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Elementary Drawing ClassThe fall season is one of the most colorful timesof the year. This drawing class, we’ll capture allof those colors and more in our fabulousdrawings. Our rainbow giraffe seeminglycaptures the entire spectrum of colors in a verystylized drawing. A fun drawing of cartoonworms and apples will teach our students how toproperly color with colored pencils. We’ll alsotake an imaginary journey to Paris as we draw thefamous Eiffel Tower. A creepy drawing of ahaunted house captures the fun spirit of theseason. We’ll also take a look at master artistPeter Max as we try to emulate his style. All thisand more await your artist!! Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Sept 12 – Oct 10Session 2: Saturdays, Oct 17– Nov 14 Session 3: Saturdays, Nov 21 – Dec 19(no class 11/28)

TIME: 10 am – 11 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 7 - 14 year oldsCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts*minimum 5, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Cartooning ClassLearning, drawing and fun arethe ingredients for a greattime. In this Cartoon Class,our students will createskillfully drawn cartoonillustrations. Our windexpressions lesson will blowthem away as they learn hourto draw expressive faces. They’ll also learn howto transform ordinary inanimate objects into fully-realized characters as they convert schoolsupplies and lunch items into relatablepersonalities. Our students will also capture thespirit of the season as they imagine themselvesgoing apple picking. Get ready to have fun andbecome an awesome artist. Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Sept 12 – Oct 10Session 2: Saturdays, Oct 17– Nov 14Session 3: Saturdays, Nov 21 – Dec 19(no class 11/28)

TIME: 11:15 am – 12:15 pmWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 8 - 14 year oldCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts

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CORNERSTONE FITNESS PROGRAMS - ALL NEWTake cornerstone classes without having to join!

WHEN: All these run 8 weeks: September 21 –November 21, 2015. WHERE: Cornerstone Doylestown: 740 Edison Furlong Rd, Furlong, PA 18925COST: $69 for residents • $83 for non residents Cornerstone Warrington: 865 Easton Rd, Warrington, PA 18976

SENIOR CLASSESAT CORNERSTONE DOYLESTOWN

SILVER SNEAKERS YOGA STRETCH This class is a progression throughseated and standing yoga posesdesigned to increase flexibility, balanceand range of motion, plus restorativebreathing exercises and relaxation atthe end of class.WHEN: Wednesdays starting Sept 23TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

SILVER SNEAKERS CLASSICHave fun and move to the musicthrough a variety of exercises designedto increase muscular strength, range ofmotion and activities for daily living.Hand-held weights, elastic tubing withhandles and a Silver Sneakers ball areoffered for resistance. A chair isavailable if needed for seated orstanding support.WHEN: Thursdays starting Sept 24TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

WHAT ARE WE WALKING FOR?Lewy Body Dementia is a progressive brain disease and the second most

common cause of neurodegenerative dementia after Alzheimer's disease. LewyBody dementia is a 'spectrum disorder,' meaning it can occur alone or incombination with Parkinson's disease, or co-exist with Alzheimer's disease. Learnmore at www.lbda.orgWith your help, we can build awareness about this disease and help so many!

If you have any questions regarding our 2015 Walk please feel free to email us at: tina.christie@comcast.netThis is a family friendly/dog friendly walk! Members of all ages will enjoy the festivities of the day! Walk is approximate

a 5k but feel free to walk as little or as much as you like.First 200 registrants gets a goodie bag and t-shirt. Walk up registrants NOT GUARANTEED a shirt. Register on-line at

www.warwickrec.comDon’t feel like walking but still want to support this great

cause, you can make a donation at www.firstgiving.comand search for 2nd Annual Lewy Body DementiaAwareness Walk.

LEWY BODY DEMENTIA AWARENESS WALKWarwick Township Parks and Recreation presents the Second Annual Walk to support the Lewy Body Dementia Association

WHEN: Sunday, September 20, 2015TIME: 10 am start (registration starts at 9 am)WHERE: Warwick Township Community Park AGES: ALL AGESCOST: $25 per person (children 12 and under are FREE)

EVENT SPONSORED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK!

ADULT CLASSES - AT CORNERSTONE WARRINGTON

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FALL PROGRAM REGISTRATION INFORMATIONRegistration for FALL programs begins on Tuesday, August 25. The best and easiest way to register is to go to the website for the Parks and Recreation Department

(www.warwickrec.com). You must create an account before you can register for a program. You can also register in person at the Township Administration buildingduring normal business hours, 8am-4pm, Monday through Thursday and 7am-3pm on Fridays.

All children must be the age or going into the grade specified before the start of the program, NO EXCEPTIONS! There is no PRO-RATING for any of our campsor programs. Refunds must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the camp.

“LET'S GET MESSY" PLAYTIMEDo your kids love making a mess, but you’re not abig fan of cleaning up? This is the perfect classfor you and your child. You will work together tomake “Messy Masterpieces” and not have to cleanup a thing! Come join Miss Sarah for somecreative chaos such as all the different paints youcan imagine, shaving cream, dirt, sand, water,chalk, play dough and plenty more! You and yourchild are bound to have a lot of creative fun!Please wear or bring a smock.

WHEN: Thursdays, Sept 24 – Oct 29TIME: Session 1: 10 am – 10:45 am

Session 2: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2-5 years old and a parentCOST: $50 residents / $60 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis*minimum 6, maximum 12

TODDLER TREATS – EASY EATSTeach your preschooler how tohelp in the kitchen by lettingWarwick do everything foryou! Join our new class thatcombines cooking with craftsand activities. Each week, wewill choose a food group,

make a craft, do an activity and create a yummytreat from that group. We will also learn how toset the table and kitchen etiquette. All supplies areincluded in the price.

WHEN: Thursdays, Nov 12 – Dec 10(no class 11/26)

TIME: 10 am – 10:45 amWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2 – 5 and a parentCOST: $45 residents / $54 non-residents* minimum 6, maximum 12

YOUNG REMBRANDTS PRESCHOOL DRAWINGThis fall, Young Rembrandts introduces drawinglessons that will excite your pre-school artist.Learning to draw basic shapes is an essentialbuilding block for every illustrator. Our ladybugand gumball machine drawings provide excellentpractice for drawing circle shapes. From there, ourlessons will become progressively morechallenging. Our clown puppet and Frankensteinmonster are great introductions to characterdrawing. Other drawings like our candy bag

illustration and fall scene will help strengthen yourchild’s compositional skills. Enroll today!!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Sept 12 – Oct 10Session 2: Saturdays, Oct 17 – Nov 14Session 3: Saturdays, Nov 21 – Dec 19(no class 11/28)

TIME: 9 am - 9:45 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 4 - 6 year oldsCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts*minimum 5, maximum 15

NEW - FIELD DAY FUN DAYSPresented by Stretch N Grow. We providefabulous fun and exercise for young children usinga variety of equipment, fun stories, fitness stations,sport skills and energetic music while teachingchildren how to exercise and live a healthy lifestyle.Our field day fun days are filled with lots ofactivities to help your little one enhance motordevelopment, build on social skills, and have fun!We Stretch-N-Grow! It’s good for us to know! Weexercise and eat what’s wise, cause we Stretch-N-Grow! Come join us in helping our children learnhow to live healthy lifestyles!

WHEN: Day 1: Tuesday, Sept 15Day 2: Tuesday, Oct 13Day 3: Tuesday, Nov 17Day 4: Tuesday, Dec 15

TIME: 2-3 year olds – 9:30 am - 10 am3-5 year olds – 10 am - 10:45 am

WHERE: Community Park / Community RoomAGES: 2 - 5 year oldsCOST: $13 per day residents

$16 per day non-residentsWANT TO DO ALL 4 and SAVE?

$40 for all 4 - residents$48 for all 4 – non-residents

INSTRUCTOR: Stretch N Grow*minimum 8, maximum 20

T BIRDS T-BALL PROGRAMPlayers learn the basics of throwing, catching,fielding, batting and base running, and apply whatthey have learned in fun, non-competitive games.This is an awesome introduction to the game ofbaseball! Price includes team T-shirt, MLBbaseball cap and award.

WHEN: Tuesdays, Sept 8 – Oct 6TIME: 5:30 pm – 6:30 pmWHERE: Hidden Pond Baseball FieldAGE: 3 - 4 year oldsCOST: $70 for residents / $84 for non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Jump Start Sports Group*minimum 8, maximum 30

CHILDREN MAKING MUSICChildren Making Music is a fun, interactive musicprogram for children ages 6 months to 4 years ofage. There is lots of singing, moving to music,playing rhythm instruments, and having fun withmusic. The lesson also includes American SignLanguage to help foster a deeper communicationbetween child and parent. Music + children = anawesome combination.

WHEN: Tuesdays, Sept 15 – Nov 3 TIME: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community Room #2 AGES: 6 months - 4 years old and a parentCOST: $99 residents / $119 non-residents* minimum 8, maximum 13

CHILDREN MAKING MUSIC - MINI SESSION(Short Session - same description as “ChildrenMaking Music)

WHEN: Tuesdays, Nov 10 – Dec 8TIME: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community Room #2AGE: 6 months - 4 years old and a parentCOST: $65 for residents / $78 for non-residents* minimum 8, maximum 13

MISS KELLI’S TINY DANCERSWith over 30 years dance experience Miss Kelli willintroduce your child to ballet, tap and acrobatics.Using her amazing creativity, she will teach thebasics of creative dance, using short routines andtouch on acrobatics. No shoes or dance outfitsrequired. Join Miss Kelli for this fun energeticclass! Note, this price includes 6 weeks ofclasses!

WHEN: Wednesdays, Sept 23 – Oct 28 TIME: 1:30 pm – 2:15 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 3-5 years oldCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kelli Robbins* minimum 4, maximum 15

PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Come dressed upas anything youchoose, just comedressed up andyou will get lots ofgoodies! Join yourneighbors at thisyear’s HalloweenHappening. Theevent offers tricks and treats for all ages including astorytelling witch by our cozy fireplace, pumpkinpainting, haunting arts & crafts, creepy coloring contest,and lots of candy from our sponsors. Bring your familyand enjoy this free fun!

WHEN: Thursday, Oct 29, 2015TIME: 5:30 pm — 7:30 pm AGES: ALL AGESWHERE: Warwick Township Community ParkCOST: FREEEVENT SPONSORED BY TD BANK!!!

Halloween Events

WHEN: Saturday, Dec 5, 2015 TIME: 11 am—1 pmWHERE: Warwick Township Community ParkAGES: All Ages COST: FREE

HO HO HO HOLIDAY PARTY NEW - HOLIDAY ORNAMENT WORKSHOPGather with your neighbors and join Santa for hot

chocolate and cookies. You can warm up by our fire, siton Santa’s lap for a photo, listen to music by the JamisonElem School Choir or make your own craft and Holidaycard. Enjoy a performance by the Galena Brass Band.

Also back by popular demand are the Belgian horses andtheir carriage. Take a ride through our park.

EVENT SPONSORED BY TD BANK!!

You are invited to join us to do some “fowl” shooting (basketball free throw shooting) at our 2nd Annual“Fowl” Shooting Family Fun Night. Participants will be split into age groups and get 10 shots each.The male and female in each age group that makes the most baskets wins a turkey AND a gift card, justin time for Thanksgiving!!! In the event of a tie, there will be a shoot out. Open to all ages. Agesappropriate balls and hoops will be used. The entrance fee is one non-perishable food item for the localpantry or a pet food product for the local animal rescue. A DJ will be playing music throughout theevent so come out, shoot some hoops and enjoy some music!!!

WHEN: Thursday, November 19, 2015 TIME: 6:30 pm – 8 pm AGES: ALL AGESWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary School Gym COST: one “non-perishable” food item or pet food product per participant for the first entry,additional entries are $1. * Please make sure food items are not out-of-date.

Personalized Holiday Ornaments make the season merryand bright! Bring your favorite cookie cutters or choosefrom our assortment to create your own unique holidaydecorations for your home or to give away. These makethe best gifts! You will have the opportunity to be creativewith clay while learning the basic texture and glazingtechniques. All materials included formaking 3 ornaments. For more info goto: www.potteryworksmobile.com.

WHEN: Friday, December 4TIME: 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: ANY AGE, each registration will create 3 ornamentsCOST: $10 resident / $12 non-resident (PLUS $25 materialsfee due to the instructor at beginning of class!)INSTRUCTORS: Pottery Works Mobile Instructor *minimum 6, maximum 15

HALLOWEEN HAPPENINGS NEW - CERAMIC PUMPKIN WORKSHOPPrepare your home for fall with festive ceramic pumpkins.Perfect to decorate your mantle or create a beautifulcenterpiece. In this workshop, you will work with clay tocreate two unique pumpkins through the use of handbuilding, texture, and glazing techniques. All materialsincluded. For more inspiration, go to www.potteryworksmobile.com.

WHEN: Saturday, Oct 10TIME: 2 pm - 4 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: ANY AGES, each registration will be making 2 pumpkinsCOST: $26 resident /

$31 non-residentINSTRUCTORS: PotteryWorks Mobile Instructor *minimum 6, maximum 15

“Fowl Shooting” Family Fun Night

EVENT SPONSORED BY CKS ENGINEERS AND GRIM, BIEHN & THATCHER

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The Township will save approximately $450,000 over the next twelve yearsafter refinancing a series of bonds from 2010. The Board of Supervisors votedunanimously to refinance $4,940,000 in debt with current annual interest ratesranging from 2.25 percent to 4.125 percent. The new general obligation notehas a fixed interest rate of 2.07 percent. The refinancing also shortened theterm of the debt from twelve to ten years.

Winter Camp Registration Information

Registration for WINTER programs will begin on Tuesday, January 5, 2016. The best and easiest way to register is to go to the website for the Parks andRecreation Department (www.warwickrec.com). You must create an account before you can register for a program. You can also register in person at theTownship Administration building during normal business hours, 8am-4pm, Monday through Thursday and 7am-3pm on Fridays. All children must be the

age or going into the grade specified before the start of the program, NO EXCEPTIONS! There is no PRO-RATING for any of our camps or programs.Refunds must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the camp.

“LET'S GET MESSY" PLAYTIMEDo your kids love making a mess, but

you’re not a big fan of cleaning up?This is the perfect class for youand your child. You will worktogether to make “Messy

Masterpieces” and not have to cleanup a thing! Come join Miss Sarah for

some creative chaos such as all the different paintsyou can imagine, shaving cream, dirt, sand, water,chalk, play dough and plenty more! You and yourchild are bound to have a lot of creative fun!Please wear or bring a smock.

WHEN: Thursdays, January 21 – Feb 25TIME: Session 1: 10 am – 10:45 am

Session 2: 11 am – 11:45 amWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2-5 years old and a parentCOST: $50 residents / $62 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis*minimum 6, maximum 12

NEW - TODDLER TREATS – EASY EATSTeach your preschooler how to help in the kitchenby letting Warwick do everything for you! Join ournew class that combines cooking with crafts andactivities. Each week, we will choose a food group,make a craft, do an activity and create a yummytreat from that group. We will also learn how toset the table and kitchen etiquette. All supplies areincluded in the price.

WHEN: Wednesdays, Feb 17 – March 9TIME: 10 am – 10:45 amWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 2 – 5 and a parentCOST: $45 residents / $54 non-residents• minimum 6, maximum 12

YOUNG REMBRANDTS ELEMENTARY DRAWINGThe fall season is one of the most colorful timesof the year. This drawing class, we’ll capture all ofthose colors and more in our fabulous drawings.Our rainbow giraffe seemingly captures the entirespectrum of colors in a very stylized drawing. Afun drawing of cartoon worms and apples willteach our students how to properly color withcolored pencils. We’ll also take an imaginaryjourney to Paris as we draw the famous EiffelTower. A creepy drawing of a haunted housecaptures the fun spirit of the season. We’ll alsotake a look at master artist Peter Max as we try toemulate his style. All this and more await yourartist!! Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 6Session 2: Saturdays, Feb 13 – Mar 12Session 3: Saturdays, Mar 19 – April 16

TIME: 9 am - 9:45 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 7 - 14 year oldsCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts

CHILDREN MAKING MUSICChildren Making Music is a fun, interactive musicprogram for children ages 6 months to 4 years ofage. There is lots of singing, moving to music,playing rhythm instruments, and having fun withmusic. The lesson also includes American SignLanguage to help foster a deeper communicationbetween child and parent. Music + children = anawesome combination.

WHEN: Tuesday, Jan 19 – March 8 TIME: 11:15 am – 12 pmWHERE: Community Room #2 AGES: 6 months - 4 years old and a parentCOST: $99 residents / $119 non-residents* minimum 8, maximum 13

MISS KELLI’S TINY DANCERSWith over 30 years dance experience Miss Kelli willintroduce your child to ballet, tap and acrobatics.Using her amazing creativity, she will teach thebasics of creative dance, using short routines andtouch on acrobatics. No shoes or dance outfitsrequired. Join Miss Kelli for this fun energeticclass! Note, this price includes 6 weeks of classes!

WHEN: Wed, Jan 20 – February 24TIME: 1:30 pm – 2:15 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 3-5 years oldCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kelli Robbins* minimum 4, maximum 15

PRESCHOOL CAMPS

You should have received your 2015 county township and your 2015 school district realestate tax bills. If not, it is important to contact Denise at the tax office 215-491-0611 oremail warwicktaxbetts@aol.com in December. The unpaid tax bills will be turned over to Bucks County tax claim. Please update the tax

office on any address changes. All new homeowners should look for a Homestead formin the mail during December for 2016. We collect only real estate taxes. For the earnedincome tax collector, please contact Keystone Collections at 1-888-328-0565 orkeystonecollects.com.

A NOTE FROM THE TAX OFFICEBy Denise Betts, Warwick Tax Collector

TOWNSHIP SAVES BY REFINANCING DEBTBy Barbara Weinstein, Director of Finance and Benefits

Follow Warwick Township on Facebook and TwitterFollow the township on Facebook at

“Warwick Township”. Be sure to select theone with the township seal. The Parks andRecreation Department will post offeringsand special events. Emergency messagesand information may be found there as well.

On Twitter, follow township information at @twpwarwick, the Police Department at @warwickpdbucks and the Parks and Recreation Department at@warwickrecbucks.

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NEW - LEGO Journey Into Space The sky is no limit for your future engineers as theyjourney into space. They will be using 21st centurylearning skills to learn S.T.E.M. based concepts as theyblaze a trail to develop architectural and design skills,

problem solve and team build. The importance of simple machines willbe reinforced as all key science, technology, engineering and mathelements will come into space.

**STUDENTS TAKE HOME EVERY PROJECT**

WHEN: Thursdays, Jan 14 – Feb 18TIME: 6 pm – 8 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGE: 2 – 6th gradersCOST: $99 residents / $120 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: All About Learning Instructors*minimum 12, maximum 20

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American Red Cross Babysitting ClinicThe American Red CrossBabysitting class offers in-depth information, trainingand skill developmentneeded to provide safeand responsible care for

children in the absence of parents/guardians. Thecourse includes teaching how to feed babies,prepare food for young children, how to dressinfants and put on diapers, how to select safe toysto play with, how to prevent accidents, how torespond to emergencies, job interview tips, basicfirst aid and basic CPR. Included in the price isan official American Red Cross BabysitterCertification Card, DVD and snack. *please bringa pen and your lunch, snack will be provided!

WHEN: Monday, January 18TIME: 9 am – 3 pmWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 11 – 15 years oldCOST: $65 resident / $78 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis

Certified Red Cross CPR, 1st Aid, AEDand Babysitting Instructors*minimum 6, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Drawing ClassThis winter season is the perfect time to enrollyour student into a Young Rembrandts drawingclass. Students will advance techniques whenusing color pencil, marker and Sharpie. A Lego– inspired mini-fig face drawing, a historical-based drawing will document the Op artmovement and a composition featuring a detailedscorpion will provide plenty of fun, artisticchallenges. Young Rembrandts students willemulate master artist Pablo Picasso, complete aportrait of Canadian athlete Terry Fox and spendplenty of time being silly with afunny pterodactyl characterdrawing. Make this amemorable winter forlearning and fun! For moreinfo and examples go to:www.youngrembrandts.com

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 6Session 1: Saturdays, Feb 13 – Mar 12 Session 1: Saturdays, Mar 19 – Apr 16

TIME: 10 am – 11 amWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 7 - 14 year oldsCOST: $65 residents / $78 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts*minimum 5, maximum 15

Young Rembrandts Cartooning ClassLearning, drawing and funare the ingredients for a greattime. In this Cartoon Class,our students will createskillfully drawn cartoonillustrations. Our windexpressions lesson will blowthem away as they learn hourto draw expressive faces.They’ll also learn how totransform ordinary inanimateobjects into fully-realized characters as theyconvert school supplies and lunch items intorelatable personalities. Our students will alsocapture the spirit of the season as they imaginethemselves going apple picking. Get ready tohave fun and become an awesome artist.Register today!

WHEN: Session 1: Saturdays, Jan 9 – Feb 6Session 1: Saturdays, Feb 13 – Mar 12Session 1: Saturdays, Mar 19 – Apr 16

TIME: 11:15 am – 12:15 pmWHERE: Main Meeting RoomAGES: 8 - 14 year oldCOST: $75 residents / $90 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Young Rembrandts

Are you working out of your home? If so, here is what you need to know. WarwickTownship would like to remind residents that a zoning permit is required for all HomeOccupations.

WHAT IS A “HOME OCCUPATION?”A home occupation is an accessory use that is clearly subordinate to the existing residential use of

the property. There is a $100 registration fee for a home occupation, as well as a $50 annual renewal fee. Failure toregister a home occupation could result in a non-traffic citation and penalties up to and including $1,000 per dayplus court fees as determined by the District Justice.

WHAT IF I DON’T HAVE ANY CUSTOMERS OR CLIENTS COME TO VISIT ME?If no one other than family members is involved in the business, there is no display or sale of retail goods, there

are no signs, the activity doesn’t generate more sewage than a typical residence and the activity doesn’t occupymore than 25% of the habitable area of the home, the business will probably be considered a “No-impact Home-Based Business.” A permit is still required. With a proper permit, No-Impact Home-Based Businesses are allowedin all zoning districts.

WHERE CAN I HAVE A HOME OCCUPATION?A home occupation is either permitted by right, permitted by special exception, or not permitted depending on

the type of home occupation and the zoning district where the property of located. “Permitted by right” means thatif the owner applies for a permit and meets all the regulations in the ordinance, they will be issued a permit.“Permitted by special exception” means the applicant has to apply to the Zoning Hearing Board for permission tooperate that type of home occupation in that location. “Not permitted” means that a particular type of homeoccupation is not allowed in a particular district.

WHAT ARE SOME OF THE GENERAL RULES ANDREGULATIONS THAT APPLY TO HOMEOCCUPATIONS?The home occupation must be carried on wholly

indoors. The appearance of the home cannot bealtered to cause it to be different from the surroundinghomes. Home occupations cannot create noise,vibration, glare, fumes, odors, dust, or electricalinterference.

MORE INFORMATION:The permit application form for Home Occupations

can be found on our website at www.warwick-bucks.org in the permits and forms section.

WORKING FROM HOMEBy: Nancy Ehrmann-Cheatle, Code Enforcement Officer

If you have any questions you can call the Township Administrative offices at 215-343-6100.

WHAT TYPES OF HOME OCCUPATIONS ARE THERE?

Home occupations in Warwick Township come in the following types:

• Professional Offices (salesperson, architect, engineer, doctor, lawyer, accountant, etc.)• Personal Services (barber, beautician, photographer, etc.)• Instructional Services (teaching maximum of four students at a time)• Home Crafts (artist, sculptor, tailor, rug weaving, lapidary work, furniture making, etc.)• Business Trades (electrician, plumber, landscaper, carpenter, mason, painter, roofer, etc.)• Repair services (repair for small appliances, watches, bicycles, locks, etc. but NOT cars, trucks, snowmobiles, ATV’s outboard motors, or jetskis)

• Family day care (supervising children not related to the caregiver)• No-Impact Home Based Business (There are general standards that apply to all home occupations andthen there are specific standards that apply to different types of home occupations.)

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WASHINGTON DC CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL TRIPCome join Warwick and Doylestown Townships for this incredible trip. The 2016 festival marks the 104th celebrationof the original gift of the 3,000 cherry trees from the city of Tokyo to the people of Washington, DC in 1912. Comeand enjoy the spirit of the season. Bus will arrive in Washington DC with drop off at the National Mall. You willhave the day on your own! Pick up will be at 4 pm with a 45 minute dinner stop. *Cost includes bus trip & driver tip. All meals on your own.

There’s nothing like Radio City atChristmastime, especially when youare watching the Rockettes. You willenjoy unforgettable thrills this yearincluding, “Parade of the WoodenSoldiers” and the majestic, “Living

Nativity.” This trip includes deluxe motor coach transportation andtickets for the show (Center Orchestra level.) Lunch and free time areon your own. Show time is 2pm! Please book quickly, the tickets go

fast! Seating is assigned, please notify us of your group whenregistering or email Sarah at: sprebis@warwick-township.org

WHEN: Monday, November 23, 2015 WHERE: Warwick Township BuildingTIME: Meet at 7 am SHARP – bus leaves at 7:15 am and heads

to 2nd pick-up at Doylestown (8 pm approx. return home)COST: $115 per person *minimum 35, maximum 52

WHEN: Saturday, April 2, 2016CHECK: www.warwickrec.com for details

Radio City Christmas Spectacular Day Trip

WARWICK/DOYLESTOWN BUS TRIPS

SCHOOL AGED PROGRAMS

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At the May 18th Board of Supervisors meeting an agreementwas signed with Warminster Ambulance to erect a temporarystation at the Water and Sewer Authority property on Dark HollowRoad. Both the PennDot reconstruction of Route 263 and theincreasing volume of calls and response times prompted theBoard of Supervisors to look for a solution to the impediment inservice that will result from the closing of Almshouse and York Road throughout the summer.With the coordination of many parties, the temporary station is up and running as of June 22nd.

This location will only be temporary (6 months + possible extension for 6 months) but willprovide an additional ambulance and crew and bring it all closer to an area of the Township whichwill be challenging to reach in the case of an emergency.

Supervisor John Cox led the efforts and Supervisors Algeo and Thompson are both supportiveof the project. The Board is now considering the possibility of building a permanent ambulancestation in the next two years.

EUGENE KURMAN

2070 Stout DriveWarminster, PA 18974Genesautobody@aol.com

Shop: 215-675-8807Fax: 215-675-8801 dsine@springdancehottubs.com

www.SpringDanceHotTubs.com

Dan Sine, President

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WARWICK TOWNSHIP BEGINS AMBULANCE SERVICE

REMINDERPHASE 1 ON-LOT SEWAGE VISUAL INSPECTION FORMS FOR 2015

By: Nancy Ehrmann-Cheatle, Code Enforcement Officer

In January 2015, the township sent letters to all households inphase 1 of the Warwick Township on-lot sewage managementprogram. These households are required to have their on-lotsewage system pumped by December 31, 2015. They must file avisual inspection form that is to be filled out by their waste hauler.We also need a copy of the receipt from their hauler. Warwick Township is requesting that anyone who is part of phase

1, return their completed forms to us as soon as possible. If youhave lost or misplaced your form, you can obtain a copy by goingto our website at www.warwick-bucks.org (permits and forms) oryou can pick them up at the township administration building.

In 2011, Warwick Township adopted the on-lot sewage maintenance ordinance to ensure basic maintenanceof on-lot septic systems in the township. Septic tanks must be pumped at intervals not to exceed three years.You only need to register for the program one time but you will be notified every three years in reference topumping your tank. Pumping your tank regularly will greatly reduce the chance of accumulated solids escapingthe tank and clogging other components, especially the drain field, which is the most critical component of mostseptic systems. In addition, pumping the tank regularly will prolong the life of any on-lot system.

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ADULT PROGRAMS

NEW - WOMEN’S KARATE PROGRAMThis winter we will be starting anadult Women’s karate class.Please see Warwick TownshipKarate Program for description.For more information, pleasecontact Andrew Spivack atwarwickshotokan@comcast.com.

WHEN: Wed and Sat, Jan 9 – Feb 29

TIME: 8 – 9 pm (Wed) 9 – 10 am (Sat)WHERE: Community RoomAGES: 13 + year oldsCOST: $145 resident / $174 non residentINSTRUCTORS: Sensei Spivack,

5th degree blackbelt

NEW - ZEN 10 – 4 WEEK FAT FURNACEThe Zen Fitness Challenge is unlike any otherfitness class. You’ll work on fitness, nutrition andmotivation. This special 4 week session isdesigned to get people fast results, in a reallyhealthy and positive way. The goal is that these 4weeks propel you to a new, healthy lifestyle.

WHEN: Mondays –Fridays, Jan 4 –Feb 29TIME: 5 am, 6 am 7 am, 8 am

OR 9:30 amWHERE: Action Karate,

2235A York Rd, Jamison

AGES: Teen – AdultCOST: $59 resident /

$70 non resident

WARWICK TOWNSHIP ZUMBA Ditch the workout and join the party! Zumba isa Latin inspired easy-to-follow, calorie burning,dance fitness party. It will energize you, sculptyou, and make you smile. This party isdesigned for all ages, shapes, sizes and fitnesslevels. The best part is: NO DANCEEXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Just have fun. Thecost includes 8 weeks.

MONDAY & FRIDAY DAY ZUMBA

WHEN: Session 1: Mon, Jan 4 – Feb 29Session 2: Fri, Jan 8 – Feb 26

TIME: 9 am – 9:55amWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents (ses 2: $55, ses 3: $48)

$76 non-res (ses 2: $66, ses 3: $58)INSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

TUESDAY NIGHT ZUMBA

WHEN: Session 1: Tues, Jan 5 – Feb 23TIME: 7 pm – 7:55 pmWHERE: Community Room AGES: 18 years and olderCOST: $64 residents / $76 non-residentsINSTRUCTOR: Kimberly Seidel*minimum 5, maximum 15

MEN’S OPEN BASKETBALLGrab your buddies and come play in somefriendly pick-up games of basketball atBridge Valley Elementary School. You mustpre-register at the Township Building, noregistrations will be taken at the school. *minimum 10, maximum 20

WHEN: Session 1: Mon, Jan 25 – March 21 (no class 2/15)Session 2: Wed, Jan 27 – March 16

TIME: 8 pm – 10 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $32 residents / $38 non-residents

(session is 8 weeks)

COMPETITIVE CO-ED OPEN VOLLEYBALLThis program is an opportunity for skilledplayers, levels B+ to A, to play incompetitive games. Minimum enrollmentmust provide for two four person teams.You must pre-register, no registrationswill be taken at the school. SKILLEDPLAYERS ONLY, PLEASE!

WHEN: Thursdays, Jan 21 – March 10TIME: 6 - 8 pmWHERE: Bridge Valley Elementary SchoolAGES: 18 and upCOST: $32 residents (session is 8 weeks)

$39 non-residents INSTRUCTOR: Gary Nice* minimum 12, maximum 20

ARTS AND CRAFTS KIDS NIGHT OUTKids…Looking for something fun to do on a Fridaynight? Are you an Arts and Crafts fanatic? This is thenight for you. We will be creating LOTS of differentprojects using lots of different materials. Bring yourcreativity and join the fun! Games and activities will beplayed as well. Dinner and snack included!

WHEN: Friday, February 5TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 5 – 12 years oldCOST: $25 resident / $30 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis & Ashley Thompson

*minimum 6, maximum 18

SPECIAL ONE DAY KIDS ACTIVITIES

NEW - ARCTIC ICE CREAM SOCIAL BURRR, it’s cold out there. Join the staff of WarwickTownship for an entire night of winter wonderland fun! Wewill be having an indoor snowball fight, making snowy artsand crafts and doing an indoor scavenger hunt. Who knows,if there is snow on the ground we can even have a snowmanbuilding contest! The night will end with some yummy icecream sundaes! Join us for a fun night of chilly events!*dinner and snack and all supplies included in price!

WHEN: Friday, January 8TIME: 5 pm – 9 pmWHERE: Community RoomAGES: 5 – 12 years oldCOST: $25 resident / $30 non-residentINSTRUCTOR: Sarah Prebis & Ashley Thompson

*minimum 6, maximum 18

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Ron Evans

Registration #PA 011977

2132 York RoadJamison, PA 18929

Philadelphia, PA 19125

PH: 215-343-2222Fax: 215-343-2225

ron.wackenhut@wackenhutcompany.netwww.wachenhutco.com

F.WACKENHUT COMPANYOVER 100 YEARS IN BUSINESS

Plumbing • Heating and Air ConditioningResidential • Commercial • Industrial

FIRE PLACE ASHESLast winter there were several fires in the Township directly caused by improperly discarded fire place ashes. One

fire caused significant damage to a home and another exterior fire spread through brush and threatened severalhomes before being extinguished. Residents involved were long time users of wood burning fire places and theywere familiar with discarding the ashes. Even with this history, they were surprised at the amount of time that ashesretain enough energy to re-ignite when exposed to combustible materials. Days and in some cases a week, ashesretain that ability.

Several rules must be strictly enforced.

1. Never store ashes in a combustible container. A metal can witha tight fitting lid is required.

2. Never store ashes, even in a metal can, within 10 feet of abuilding, on a deck or under a deck.

3. Wet all ashes before finally disposing of them.

We Care For Your Eyes.• Comprehensive Eye Exams• Pediatric Vision Care• Treatment of Eye Disease• Computer Eye Strain Exam• Contact Lenses: All Types• Full Selection of Designer and Affordable Eyewear

• Most Insurance PlansAccepted

• Day - Evening - Saturday Hrs

JAMISON EYE CARE CENTER

Dennis T. Kwiatkowski, O.D.Commonwydds Office Campus

2370 York Road, Bldg. E-3Jamison, PA

215-343-5524(Behind the First National Bank of Newtown, Jamison Branch)

Ed Pfeiffer, Fire Marshal

EMERGENCY ELECTRICAL POWER

Power failures have increased the installation of back-up electrical generators.Although they can provide excellent service during a storm or other emergency,they come with some risks with regard to the handling of gasoline and the potentialof Carbon Monoxide (CO). Here are a few safety tip if you have or are consideringthe purchase of a portable electrical generator.

1. Generators should be used in well ventilated locations outside away from alldoors, windows and vent openings.

2. Never use a generator in an attached garage, even with the door open.

3. Place generators so that exhaust fumes can’t enter the home throughwindows, doors or other openings in the building.

4. Make sure to install carbon monoxide (CO) alarms in your home. Followmanufacturer’s instructions for correct placement and mounting height.

5. Turn off generators and let them cool down before refueling. Never refuel a generator while it is hot.

6. Store fuel for the generator in a container that is intended for the purpose and is correctly labeled as such.Store the containers outside of living areas.

CO deaths associated with generators have spiked in recent years as generator sales have risen. • Removal• Pruning• Stump Grinding• Fully Insured

WARWICKTREE SERVICE INC.

P.O. Box 2551 • Warminster, PA 18974

(215) 491-9445(215) 675-4797

Ken Haug

Warwick Township Parks and Recreation

YOGA GENTLYA softer, gentler approach to a yoga practice. Appropriate for all levels, including beginners and seniors whocan get up and down from the floor without assistance.WHEN: Tuesdays starting Jan 19 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 amTABATA TRAININGThis workout incorporates short, intervals of high intensity exercises, such as squats, push-ups, lunges, etc.The fastest way to fitness and fat loss, Tabata Training is high intensity interval training at it’s best!WHEN: Tuesdays starting Jan 19 TIME: 8:30 am – 9:30 amSPINNINGThis class is a classic indoor cycling with our high-quality spin bikes and superb instructors to get you going.Get your cardio done in a group setting. High energy indoor cycling at it’s best!WHEN: Mondays starting Jan 18 TIME: 6:30 pm – 7:30 pmTIGHTEN N’ TONEA group weight workout in the studio that is suitable for all fitness levels. All major muscle groups will betargeted using a variety of strength exercises.WHEN: Mondays starting Jan 18 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmBARRE FITNESSThis exhilarating class will give you the long, lean muscles of a dancer by toning you seat, abs and armswhile it strengthens your core. High effective exercises are performed at the barre and on the floor, takingyour muscles to the point of fatigue. Then, each strength session is followed by stretching interval to createa beautiful, supple body. Proper alignment will always be emphasized, encouraging amazing posture.WHEN: Thursdays starting Jan 21 TIME: 7:30 pm – 8:30 pmGROUP ACTIVEGET ACTIVE and get more out of life! This gives you the fitness training you need – cardio, strength, balanceand flexibility – in just 1 hour. Get stronger, fitter and healthier with inspiring music, adjustable dumbbells,weight plates, body weight and simple athletic movements.WHEN: Fridays starting Jan 22 TIME: 9:30 am – 10:30 am

CORNERSTONE FITNESS PROGRAMS - ALL NEWTake cornerstone classes without having to join!

WHEN: All these run 8 weeks: September 21 –November 21, 2015. WHERE: Cornerstone Doylestown: 740 Edison Furlong Rd, Furlong, PA 18925COST: $69 for residents • $83 for non residents Cornerstone Warrington: 865 Easton Rd, Warrington, PA 18976

ADULT CLASSES - AT CORNERSTONE WARRINGTON

SENIOR CLASSESAT CORNERSTONE DOYLESTOWN

SILVER SNEAKERS YOGA STRETCH This class is a progression throughseated and standing yoga posesdesigned to increase flexibility, balanceand range of motion, plus restorativebreathing exercises and relaxation atthe end of class.WHEN: Wednesdays starting Jan 20TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

SILVER SNEAKERS CLASSICHave fun and move to the musicthrough a variety of exercises designedto increase muscular strength, range ofmotion and activities for daily living.Hand-held weights, elastic tubing withhandles and a Silver Sneakers ball areoffered for resistance. A chair isavailable if needed for seated orstanding support.WHEN: Thursdays starting Jan 21TIME: 12 pm – 1 pm

FIRE MARSHAL REPORT

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WARWICK TOWNSHIP POLICE DEPARTMENT1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929

MARK GOLDBERG, CHIEF OF POLICE • 215-343-6102 • 215-343-6103 • Fax: 215-343-8165 The Greater Jamison Business Association (www.gjba.org),

through networking and education, strives to develop, promoteand improve the business climate in the Central Bucks andMontgomery County Areas.

GJBA.ORG is comprised of area business owners andprofessionals who voluntarily work together to createopportunities for business growth and development in the localcommunity. Our partnerships with local businesses, government,and community organizations are the basis of our strength.

GJBA (d/b/a Greater Jamison Business Association) is aPennsylvania Non-Profit Corporation and has been approved bythe Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt PublicCharity. Contributions to GJBA are tax deductible to U.S.taxpayers to the extent permitted by law and the Internal RevenueCode. Non-reimbursed expenses related to volunteer work withGJBA may be tax deductible for volunteers who file itemized taxreturns. Speak with your tax preparer regarding taking taxdeductions for your contributions or volunteer expenses.

D&V ELECTRICdvelectricpro@gmail.com

Licensed & InsuredPA087063

215-410-7208

Commercial & ResidentialTrouble Shooting & Emergency Service

Dmitriy KojevnikovVyacheslav Kojevnikov

On February 6, 2015 at 11:23 PM, EMS and Warwick Police Officers Witmanand Hueber were called to a home on Gabriel Lane for a reported patient withchest pains. When the officers arrived, they found the patient in severe distressand he subsequently experienced cardiacarrest. Officer Hueber immediately beganCPR. Officer Witman, an EMT assigned toour QRS service applied a defibrillator, andadministered a shock. Paramedics fromWarminster and Warrington arrived, andtook over patient care. As a result of thiscooperative effort, the patient was able tosurvive and recover from this most seriousmedical condition.Based on their outstanding action, which

resulted in the saving of a life, OfficersWitman and Hueber are hereby awardedthe Warwick Township Commendation forLifesaving.

GREATER JAMISON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION

Join Now and here are some of the greatrewards you’ll receive:

• Introduction through www.gjba.org• Monthly Seminars!• FREE business listing and hyperlink onwww.gjba.org website!

• FREE Admission & Breakfast for first timeguests!

• Opportunity to display and advertise yourcompany at monthly seminars to allmembers!

WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS

JAMISONCARPETS & FLOORING

Carpet • Vinyl • Hardwood • Laminate • Commercial • ResidentialEXPERT INSTALLATION • FREE ESTIMATES

215-343-3382 • jamisoncarpetsandflooring.comHours: Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri 9-5 • Wed 9-7 • Sat 10-7 • Sun 12-4

Corner of York Rd. (263) & Almshouse Rds. Jamison, PA • Conveniently Located...

Only Minutes Away!

COMMENDATION FOR LIFESAVING

Officer Witman receives his award(his 2nd) and is congratulated byChief Goldberg.

Officer Witman meets the manwhose life he saved- under bettercircumstances! Great work, Chuck!

SOLICITING INFORMATION

In March of 2015, the Warwick Township Board of Supervisors made significant changes to the ordinanceregulating commercial solicitation (door to door sales) within the Township. The full ordinance can be found athttp://ecode360.com/laws/WA1313. The following is a summary of several important new requirements:

• All commercial entities must obtain a permit from the Police Department beforeconducting door to door sales in Warwick Township. Permit fees can be found in theTownship fee schedule. Permits are not required for religious or charitable organizations.

• With their permit, solicitors will receive an identification badge from the Township, whichincludes their name and photograph. The badge shall be worn at all times whilesoliciting.

• Township residents and businesses may obtain a “NO SOLICITATION” sign from theTownship to be conspicuously displayed in the front window of their property if they donot wish to receive door to door solicitations. Door to door solicitation is prohibited atproperties displaying this sign.

• Any person violating this ordinance commits a summary offense. The fine uponconviction is a minimum of $375.00 plus costs.

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TAPASON YORK

BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER

AMERICAN FOOD EVOLUTIONBYOB

2244 York Road, Jamison, PA 18929267.483.8235

www.tapasonyork.com • info@tapasonyork.com

Offsite Catering Available • All OccasionsIndoor/Outdoor • Holidays • Corporate • Birthday

Weddings • Anniversary • Bar Mitzvah etc.

“ASK FOR TINA”

3. Target or Walmart are coming soon. There are no plans for either.

2. We will be seeing a stand alone Starbucks soon.Sorry, but if there are plans, they haven’t been given to the Township yet.However, Dunkin Donuts is open for business throughout construction.

1. The musician “Pink’s” mother is moving to the large house being built onAlmshouse Road. Sorry once again, but this most talked about rumor is simply false.

RUMOR HAS IT.... (OUR TOP 3 RUMORS)

To keep up on real Township information get added to our email list. Send your request to ctopley@warwick-township.org

• Check our website frequently www.warwick-bucks.org • Add us to your Twitter and Facebook accounts

Annual Revolutionary War ReenactmentAugust 15, 2015 10:00 am to 4:00 p.m. • Rain date August 22, 2015

We celebrate Washington and all the men and women of the revolution who fought forour independence with the 5th Pennsylvania Regiment encampment and other reenactors

that engage in skirmishes and representations of colonial life. We will again have 18th centurymusic, blacksmithing, spinning, woodworking, 18th century children’s toys and games, puppet

shows, folk painting, powder horn making, quilting, embroidery and other activities.

Admission benefits The Warwick Township Historical Society for continued improvements of The Moland Property.

Cash or Check only ~ Adults $5.00 • Seniors (62+) $4.00 Youth (5-12) $2.00 • Families (parents & kids) $10.00

Warwick Township is making winter storm management preparations for dedicated roads to assure thehighest level of service to our residents. The following is our general snow and ice removal policy for theTownship. The policy may be adjusted to address unique situations or state of emergency designations.

To serve you better, we need your cooperation with all facets of winter storm management. We ask you toreview our policy and the additional information provided here. If you have any further questions, pleaseemail them to klaverty@warwick-township.org.

The Township’s primary objective is to make the roads under its jurisdiction as safe as reasonably possibleunder the circumstances for the traveling public. This means plowed and passable edge to edge. To minimizedamage to equipment, plow blades are not set to scrape the road bare.

We once again will be applying a brine solution to critical road surfaces prior to the first snowflake, ONLYwhen conditions are optimal for this type of application. These roadways will be selected in a manner whichbest recognizes the need to ensure safety in critical areas such as higher traffic volume areas, slopes andsharp curves. By doing this we hope to inhibit snow adhesion to roads. Ideally, we will have time to reach allof the critical areas as well as a large portion of dedicated Township roads.

The Township does not mobilize its snow removal forces for its plowing operations until a minimum of 3 ‘of snow is on the ground. Icing conditions are addressed using different criteria. Designated snow emergencyroutes will be the first areas salted and plowed within the Township, followed by collector roads, maindevelopment streets, and cul-de-sacs. For the initial plowing sequence, drivers are instructed to make onepass in each direction on the street and one pass in and out of cul-de-sacs (up the middle). The priority ofeach vehicle is to open each street in its assigned area. At the start of each storm, trucks are loaded with saltand drivers are sent to their assigned areas. Their instructions are to apply salt to all Snow Emergency Routesthen collector and arterial roads, followed by main development roads then cul-de-sacs and Dead Ends Last.So if we come through and have not been on your street it is because Cul-de-sacs and Dead Ends are LAST.We will address you as soon as our primary roadways have been treated and are safe. Salt needs themovement of traffic to be most effective; so if it seems your street has not been salted, it may just be thatthere has not been enough traffic to promote melting action.

Snow is pushed where it is most convenient and maximizes our time. We do not purposely place snow onanyone’s property. The snow is pushed to areas that maximize our time and effectiveness. We are workingas hard and as quickly as possible to open up our roadways for all.

AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR

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Liz Bininger - Owner and Designer

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Board of Supervisors3rd Monday 7pmJudith A. Algeo, Esq., ChairJohn W. Cox, Vice ChairEdward P. Thompson

Parks and Recreation BoardQuarterly on 3rd Wednesday 7pm

Financial Advisory CommitteeQuarterly and as needed 12pm

Zoning Hearing Board1st Tuesday, as needed 7pm

Planning Commission2nd Monday, as needed 7:30pm

Tree CommitteeQuarterly on 3rd Wednesday, as needed 7pm

Water & Sewer Authority4th Monday (3rd Monday in May) 7pm

Police Dispatch (non-emergency) 215-343-0100Warwick Fire Co. (non-emergency) 215-343-9971Hartsville Fire Co. (non-emergency) 215-672-9242

Gail V. Weniger - gweniger@warwick-township.orgTownship Manager

Kyle Seckinger - kseckinger@warwick-township.orgAssistant Township Manager/Zoning Officer

Ashley Thompson - athompson@warwick-township.orgAssistant Zoning Officer

Catherine Topley - ctopley@warwick-township.orgExecutive Secretary/Office Manager

Mark Goldberg - warwickpolice@comcast.netChief of Police

Ed Pfeiffer - epfeiffer@warwick-township.orgFire Marshal

Kevin Laverty - klaverty@warwick-township.orgDirector of Public Works

Dan Sharapan - dsharapan@wawick-township.orgDirector of Parks, Recreation & Open Space

Sarah Prebis - sprebis@warwick-township.orgParks and Recreation Program Coordinator

WARWICK TOWNSHIP DIRECTORY1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929 • 215-343-6100 – 215-343-4407 fax

www.warwick-bucks.org • Comcast Cable Channel 22 • Verizon Cable Channel 46

Water & Sewer Authority 215-343-3584or 215-491-0610

Tax Collector – Denise Betts 215-491-0611

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

Police Emergencies 9-1-1 Fire Emergencies 9-1-1

STAFF DIRECTORYBOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

ROOFS • SHINGLES • SIDING • GUTTERS • WINDOWS

Any Complete Roofingor Siding Job

C&C FAMILY ROOFING & SIDINGCoupon must be presented at time of

estimates. With this coupon. Not valid withother offers or prior services. Exp. 8/31/15.

215-322-8687Mention Code “HP” when calling for

additional $50 Discount.

• Clean out all gutters & downspouts• Bag & remove all debris

• Tighten all gutters & downspouts• Check entire roof, flashings, vent pipes

and ridge pipes (up to 100 L.F.)

C&C FAMILY ROOFING & SIDINGWith this coupon. Not valid with other offers

or prior services. Expires 8/31/15.215-322-8687

$500 OFF GUTTER CLEANINGSPECIAL, ONLY $125

SENIOR CITIZEN& AARP

DISCOUNTS

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215-343-6930

Walking Riding

Seniors $21.00 $32.00

Regular $27.00 $39.00

Heroes (Military,Fire, Police,Ambulance)

$21.00 $32.00

After 1:00(Everyone) $21.00 $32.00

Walking Riding

Regular $37.00 $49.00After 1:00(Everyone) $27.00 $39.00

Saturday Special11:30am (Everyone) $29.00 $39.00

2015 RATES

Weekends (Sat, Sun, Holidays)

Weekdays (Mon thru Fri)

After 4:30 Weekday Special$16.00 to Walk and $22.00 Ride

Wednesday Special after 12 noon$21.00 to Walk and $32.00 Ride

SATURDAY SPECIAL 3:30 PMONLY $31.00 TO RIDE

HERE ARE WAYS FOR YOU TO ASSIST WITH THE SNOW REMOVAL EFFORTS:

Vehicle parking:• Park off the roadway and in your driveway. On street parking inhibits our trucks from clearing the streets. • If you live on a cul-de-sac, parking on the street makes snow removal almost impossible. • If you live on a designated snow emergency route, you may not park on the street once a snow emergency hasbeen declared.

General Removal of Snow:• Do not throw or blow the snow that you remove from your driveway or sidewalks back into the street. Thisslows the snow removal process and you could be subject to a fine.

Driveways – Some suggestions for shoveling driveways are:• Wait until all plowing operations have ceased before attempting to clear your driveway.• If you clear your driveway before plowing operations are completed, leave the last 6 feet unshoveled.

To review the ordinances on snow removal, visit www.warwick-bucks.org and click on Code. The townshipordinances are listed for your information.

Above all, please be patient. Snow plows push snow, they don’t eat it! Our primarygoal is to clear the streets for safe and accessible passage by all; we will move all snowto the curb line so YES your driveway will be plowed in, please review the drawingabove to minimize your frustration and aggravation. AGAIN the roadway being clearedis our NUMBER 1 priority. Our employees need time to do their job properly. Pleasekeep in mind that our employees also require rest breaks to ensure everyone’s safety.We do our very best to insure timely operations but we do have 60 lane miles ofroadway to address with a small crew.

Be aware that your mailbox is in the Township right-of-way and may be subjected to tremendous weight of thrownor piled snow. The Township is not responsible for mailboxes damaged by thrown snow, so to minimize this typeof damage, check to see that your mailbox, the post, and the box mounting are in good condition and do not extendinto the street.

If there is an immediate or urgent problem, you can contact the Township and leave your contact information,address, and the nature of your problem. The Public Works Department will respond in a timely and efficient mannerto rectify the situation. If there is an emergency problem for the police or fire company, dial 9-1-1.

We appreciate your review of this information. The Township strives to provide a high level of service, whileminimizing the use of tax dollars.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience, we strive for excellence in the service of our residents.

MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR ... CONTINUED

As winter approaches, our thoughts turn to other activities as we plan for the annual hibernationto the indoors. This is also a good time to plan a safe hibernation for your house as well. The

constant change in the weather can have a significant effect on your house that, if left unchecked,may result in major repairs in the future.

Now is the time to inspect your house for anything that does not appear to be normal. Things tolook for include loose siding, missing or torn shingles, broken or sticking doors, missing caulkingaround windows or any other item that will leave your home exposed to the elements. Now is thetime to start addressing these items before the cold weather sets in and these items are forgotten.

You may also want to take a look at other items that are often overlooked until it is too late. Oneimportant item is your home heating system. Most people who are not on a maintenance programforget to have service performed until well into the heating season when the furnace decides to stopworking. Unfortunately, this is the time that most heating contractors are busiest and you may haveto wait for service. Avoid the headache and plan ahead.

Items such as your water heater may need your attention as well as other home appliances. Remember to check and make surewater pipes are properly insulated and not exposed to freezing temperatures. Be sure that leaves and debris do not obstruct waterflow from gutters and downspouts. Water that freezes and is allowed to back up rooftops often provides you with unwelcome leaks.The lists are endless, but remember your home is a major investment - take good care of it.

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Dear Residents:

In addition to the Route 263 reconstruction project, several large development projectsare currently underway along York Road. We expect that these projects will continueto exacerbate the traffic problems currently on York and Almshouse Roads. A summaryof the projects currently under construction, approved, proposed or available fordevelopment are below:

1. A new Wawa is under construction at the intersection of York Road and Meyer Way.Other pad sites are available on this property but tenants are currently unknown. Weanticipate a fall opening for Wawa.

2. The Bridges at Warwick assisted living facility is under construction at the intersectionof York Road and Almshouse Road. We anticipate a winter partial opening.

3. The Route 263 Discount Storage facility located on Kendarbren Drive and York Roadis undergoing an expansion to add more storage units behind the existing DunkinDonuts.

4. The Jamison Carpet and Tapas restaurant have approved preliminary plans toconstruct an addition with a parking lot expansion. Final plans still require approvalprior to the start of construction (as of 6/10/2015).

5. The “Fetzer” property (in between Wawa and Car Wash Express) has sketch planssubmitted to the Township for review. The most recent proposal is a mix of differenthousing types.

6. The “Walker” property (corner of York Road and Meyer Road) is currently for saleand may be developed. No plans have been submitted to date.

7. The Lukoil property (corner of York Road and Almshouse Road) is closed andawaiting a new tenant or redevelopment. No plans have been submitted to date.

The good news is that new construction is a good indicator of a strong local economy.The bad news is that traffic and congestion will remain until the current developmentboom slows. Please be sure to make an effort to support your local businesses so theyare still here after the construction.

Construction, Construction and More Construction

Fall/Winter 2015

Fall/Winter 2015

Contact Directory ............2

Rumor Has It....................3

Revolutionary War Reenactment............3

Police Department...........4

Fire Company ..................5

Warwick Ambulance .......6

On-Lot Sewage VisualInspection Forms.............6

Working From Home ......7

Township Saves ..............8

Tax Collector ....................8

Fall RecreationPrograms ....................9-13

Special Events ...............14

Winter RecreationPrograms ..................15-18

Greater JamisonBusiness Association....19

Public Works Dept....20-21

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