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Greg WaksVice Chairperson

Carole KenneyGreg PhilipsErika Spott

David G. KraynikTownship Manager

Sally SlookAsst. Township Manager

Board of SupervisorsMeetings

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Concerts Under the Stars

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El Caribefunk,Ryan Tennis &The Clubhouse Band

Mango Menat Heuser Park(Carnival, Fireworks)

welcomesCraig Bickhardt,Beaucoup Blue

Gaelic Stormwith special guestBrian Bortnick

Lauren Hartwith special guestJimi Kendrick

Trout Fishing inAmericawith special guestDana Louise & the Glorious Birds

welcomes

MondayJULY 4at 4 PM

Don't miss the 32nd Annual Concerts Under The Stars!

This FREE concert series is held Sunday evenings at

6pm on the lawn at Township Building Park.

Bring lawn chairs, blankets, a picnic basket, and enjoy

this wonderful music experience!

Upper MerionTownship Building Park175 W. Valley Forge Rd.

King of Prussia, PA 19406















(Please note: All township grounds and facilities are smoke free.)

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Asphalt Paving and Sealcoating ScamsKnow the Warning Signs!

Selling door-to-door:

A professionally designed and properly constructed asphalt pavement will last for many years and most reputable contractors will stand behind their work. Consumers are safer dealing with a contractor who has roots in the community. Look out for those who are:

Reputable asphalt contractors will sometimes offer their services if they are doing a legitimate job in the immediate area. Always ask for references.

Claiming they have leftover asphalt from another job:

Pushing you to make a quick decision:

Not offering a contract:

Accepting only cash:

Offering a deal that seems to be good to be true:

Driving an unmarked truck:

Professional asphalt contractors will know, with great accuracy, how much paving material is needed to complete a project. Rarely will they have leftover material.

Reputable contractors will provide a written estimate that will be valid for weeks or months. If the great deal they are offering you today is not available tomorrow or next week it may be a scam. be valid for weeks or months. If the great deal they are offering you today is not available tomorrow or next week it may be a scam.

Insist upon a written contract specifying in detail the work to be performed and the agreed upon price.

Most reputable contractors take checks or credit cards and don't require cash-only terms.

If the quoted price seems very low, chances are the quality of the work will also be quite low.

Often the trucks they travel in are unmarked or they have an out of town address and phone number. A little research will reveal that they have no permanent address and the phone number is often an answering machine.

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Register for Pool Membership at the Parks & Rec office or www.umtownship.org

MEMBERSHIPS Resident Non-Resident Resident Non-ResidentAdult $150 $190 $115 $145Adult Couple $300 $375 $225 $280Senior (60+) / Youth (3-17) $95 $120 $75 $90Senior Couple $185 $230 $140 $175Family (2 adults and up to 4 children) $400 $500 $300 $375Single Parent Family (1 adult and up to 2 children) $200 $250 $150 $150Additional Child Charge (beyond the family maximum) $50 $65 $38 $50Guest Pass (full day) $10 $10 $8 $8Guest Pass (after 5 pm) $5 $5 $4 $4

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May 28th and close on September 5th.

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Upper Merion Community Center

Grand Opening 2016A state-of-the-art Community Life Center featuring an amazing array of services:

Fitness Facility with Strength and Cardio Floor, Group Exercise, Indoor Track, Wellness Programs.

Instructional / Life Enrichment Programs including Cooking, Music, Art, Dance, Computer, Trips, and Much More!

Recreational Programs including preschool programs, youth, after school, adult leagues, martial arts, run/walk/bike clubs, camps!

Community Center Hours: Monday - Friday 5am - 9pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am - 5pm

Become a Passholder today! Register on-line at http://www.umtownship.org/parksandrecSign up for email newsletters! Go to www.umtownship.org - Click on UMsubscribe

Questions? Contact Parks and Recreation at 610-265-1071.

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Upper Merion Community Center RatesPassholder Category Annual

Resident Non-ResidenttAdult $325 $405Adult Couple $490 $615Senior (60+) / Youth (3-17) $260 $325Senior Couple $390 $490Family (2 adults and up to 4 children) $700 $875Single Parent Family (1 adult and up to 2 children) $350 $440Additional Child Charge (beyond the family maximum) $50 per child- Special Categories: 5% discount on all categories- Veterans- Active Volunteer Fire and EMS First Responders- Citizen Board Members

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(Rain Date Sunday, October 2, 1:00pm - 4:00pm)Heuser Park, 694 W. Beidler Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406

Saturday, October 1, 2016 - 10:00am - 2:00pm

Community Fair & Fall FestUpper Merion Parks & Recreation

Build your own scarecrowWagon ride to the pumpkin patchFood TrucksLive MusicExhibitionsRaffles and ContestsChildren's Games

Crafters and ArtisansApple Dessert Contest - PrizesFall Festival Photo CorralFace Painting and Balloon ClownsBouncy RidesPony RidesMechanical Bull - Prizes

Visit with community organizations! See Demos!

Attention Crafters: We are seeking all types of homemade arts and crafts vendors for our Community Fair and Fall Festival We hope you will join us!

Arts and crafts welcome include homemade candles, soaps, jellies, wood crafts, glass art,Holiday crafts, pottery, home and yard décor, hand made jewelry, beaders, needlework, sewing,

ceramics, painting, metal work, toys, dolls, aromatherapy, spices,handbags and totebags, leather goods, fiber, floral, etc.

Please, no flea market, no manufactured/mass produced goods.

Register early fill out form on following page, send completed form and registration check (written to Upper Merion Township) to 175 West Valley Forge Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406

All Vendors selling homemade/handmade items only!

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Ponds, Waterfalls & Fountains • Annual & Perennial • Stone DesignLawn Maintenance • Walls, Walkways & Patios

Landscaping Timber Installation

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Yard Waste Collection

ITEMS THAT WILL BE COLLECTED: • Tree branches no longer than 40

inches in length, in bundles no larger than 24 inches in diameter. These must be tied with biodegradable string or twine.

• Tree limbs 5 inches or less in diameter.

• Hedge and shrub trimmings bundled and tied. These must be tied with biodegradable string or twine.

• Stumps from ornamental shrubbery with dirt removed.

ITEMS THAT WILL NOT BE COLLECTED: • Tree limbs with nails, wire, or any

metal or cement. • Bundles with thorns, poison ivy or

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• Pressure-treated wood. • Landscape timbers. • Railroad ties. • Logs or firewood. • Grass clippings. • Materials cut by contracted

services. • Plastic bags are not accepted.

SCHEDULING PICK-UP: Yard waste will be collected on Wednesday and Thursday. Residents who want their yard waste removed during these periods must notify the Public Works Department by:

• Calling: 610-265-8465 (Hotline); or • Submitting a "Yard Waste Request"

form located on theTownship's website. (Main page, lower right-hand corner,select "Request for Services Form")

• Requests must be made before 12:00 pm on theTuesday of the week residents wish to have theiryard waste removed.

IF YOU DO NOT MAKE AN APPOINTMENT, YOUR YARD WASTE WILL NOT BE REMOVED!

GUIDELINES:

Grass Clippings…

Please avoid blowing grass into the street when mowing your lawn. This promotes the growth of weeds and can shorten the life of the street and curbing. If you notice that there is not an adequate seal along the curb and paved portion of the road, please advise the Public Works Department.

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We don't have the Zika Virus (yet), but now is the time

Take the BITE Out of Summer - Safely!

To avoid being bitten:Wear light colored clothing, and long sleeves & pants when possible.Repair tears in window screens to keep mosquitoes from sneaking into your home.Stay indoors at sunrise, sunset and early evening when mosquitoes are most active.Use yellow "bug" lights outdoors - they attract fewer mosquitoes (but they are NOT repellents) Carefully use insect repellent effective for mosquitoes with the active ingredientsDEET (N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide), DEET (N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide), Picaridin (KBR 3023),or Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus [active ingredient: p-menthane 3,8-diol (PMD)] following instructions. Where covered, apply to clothing instead of skin.

For more WNV/Mosquito information:

www.montcopa.org/564/Mosquito-Control

http://www.westnile.state.pa.us/index.html

Montgomery County Health Department:

PA WNV Control Program:

Check for standing water at these spots at least once a week, especially after rainfall:Birdbaths · pet water dishes · saucers under flowerpots (empty regularly or fill with sand) · open garbage cans · toys or other materials left outdoors · sheets of plastic, tarps and Jacuzzi covers · gutters clogged with debris or not graded for proper drainage · old tires (take to tire shop to be recycled or drill drainage holes) · litter (eggs can hatch in a pool as small as a bottle cap!), · holes where trees have been removed (fill with soil or turn into a rain garden) · lawn or landscaping depressions · floating debris in ponds · ornamental pools (stock with fish or aerate) · swimming pools (maintain proper chorine levels year round & make sure filter is operating from May through October)

Mosquitoes that cause West Nile Virus can breed in standing water as smal l as a bott le cap. El iminating standing water breeding sites at home is the best long-term, environmental ly friendly solution. Where standing water can't be eliminated, placing Bti "dunks" (available at hardware stores) in standing water pools is an environmentally friendly way to prevent mosquito growth. Keep grass clippings out of the streets that wash into storm sewers and provide a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

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Be Prepared for Summer Storms & Power OutagesIn recognition of National Electrical Safety Month this May, we would like to remind the public to be prepared for summer storms and power outages. Summer storms can cause electrical safety hazards on your property. Lightning, downed power lines, standing water and power outages are just a few serious safety concerns. To protect your family, follow these safety tips:

Lightning strikes tall targets, so move to a low point and crouch down. Stay away from trees. Avoid metal objects (bats, golf clubs, fishing rods, tennis rackets, tools, ladders). And stay away from water (pools, lakes, puddles).

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Never step into a flooded basement or building if water is covering outlets, appliances or cords. Never touch electric appliances, wires or cords while you are wet or standing in water. Never turn off power at the breaker box if you must stand in water to do so. Contact the co-op to shut power off at the meter.

Do not connect generator to an outlet or home wiring unless a transfer switch has been installed by a licensed electrician.

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Shannon Finnegan-McCabePresident

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Upper Merion Township Library Happenings

JULYTeen Author Visit

Coloring Night for Adults

Medicine in Ancient Egypt

Healthy Eating with Gina

12 Dimensions of Wellness

Come visit the author Margo Rabb on Wednesday, July 6 at 6:30pm.Participants of the June book discussion will get an autographed copy of the book Kissing in America.

Bring your friends and color!Monday, July 11 at 7pm.Materials will be provided.

Presentation by Dr. SteveWednesday, July 13 at 7pm.You will learn about ancient Egypt's medical world, the role of magic in medicine, and examine several actual cases from Great Pyramids and Sphinx.

Join us as Gina talks about Healthy living choices.Thursday, July 14 at 7pm. Must Register. Healthy refreshments will be served.

Tuesday, July 26 at 7pm.Learn about the 12 Dimensions of Wellness that can help you choose how to make wellness a part of your everyday life.

AUGUSTFitness Class

Coloring Night for Adults

Mind & Breath Workshop

Stay fit and learn Different exercises.August 1 at 7pm.

Bring your friends and color!Monday, August 8 at 7pm.Materials will be provided.

Join us for a discussion on the mind and how to use breath to control the mind. Learn breathing techniques and relax with a guided meditation.Tuesday, August 23 at 7pm.

Adult & Teen Department

For more information and

to register for any of these events please call the

Library: 610-265-4805 (Adult) / 610-265-4806

(Children's)or visit our website at

www.umtownship.org/library

and look for the event calendar

and online registration for

programs.

Tech Night

Knit Night

Notary Services

June 27, July 18, August 29 - 7pmMust register.

June 27, July 25, August 22 - 7pm

Library has a staff member who can notarize your documents for a small fee. Please call the library and make an appointment. Monday 5pm to 9pm, Tuesday through Friday 9am to 1pm.

NO WALK INS. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

215 West Church Road, Suite 100King Of Prussia Pa 19406

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Duplicate bridge games

Swiss team games weekly

Check website for current schedule of games

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[email protected]

610-825-2707, Fax: 610-828-0411

ARCHBISHOP JOHN CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL

www.jcarroll.org 211 Matson Ford Road, Radnor, PA 19087 610-688-7610

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Upper Merion Township Library HappeningsMIDDLE SCHOOL PROGRAMS

July, 14, 28, 1pm - 2pm, Little TheatreBring your lunch, registration required.

July 11, 18, 25, August 1, 7pm - 8:30pm.Children's DepartmentBook Discussion, Jeopardy, & Jr. Friends.

Thursday, July 7, 6pm, Valley Forge RoomCollaged silhouette will give us a clue to you.

Wednesday, July 13, 7pm, Freedom HallExplore Ancient Egypt with Dr. Steve, an archeologist from the University of Pennsylvania.

Monday, August 8, 7pm, Freedom HallCheer on our three Jeopardy finalists at a live filming!

Literary Lunch Book Discussion

Middle School Monday Nights

In My Head Art Workshop

Explore Ancient Egypt

Final Jeopardy

Children's Department

FAMILY EVENTS

Mad Science: Marvels of Motion

Read to the Dog

Author Visit & Book Signing

Eyes of the Wild

Winged Wonders

Library Olympics &Edible Book Contest

July 5, 7pm, Freedom HallParticipate in fun events that introduce kids to Newton's 3 Laws of Motion including dance, chemically assisted football toss, and space age rocket parts and more.

7/6, 7/13, 7/20, 7/27, 8/3, 8/10, 10:30 - 12:00, Children's DepartmentRead to Star & Brandy, the library's real-life reading dogs.

July 12, 6:30pm, Freedom HallMara Rockcliff will visit to discuss her book, Mesmerized. There will be copies of her book available for sale and signing.

July 19, 7pm, Freedom HallLearn about nature's most athletic animals and get a close up look too.

August 2, 4:30 - 6:30pm, Butterfly Pavilion in the Children's DepartmentMeet live butterflies and take part in a butterfly launch at 6:30pm in the township park behind the library.

August 10, 6:30pm, Freedom HallJoin us for summer games and races at our very own Library Olympics and make delicious creations for the Edible Book Contest.

WORKSHOPS, DISCUSSIONS,MOVIES & MORE!

The Library is offering a number of workshops, book discussions, and family movie matinees this summer.More details will be available during registration.

Learn about science and technology for grades 3 - 6.

Explore STEAM topics, a hands-on interactive program for ages 3 - 6.

rd thBook Discussion for 3 & 4 graders.

rdLearn new art techniques for K - 3 grades.

Learn about the science behind your favorite sports for grades 2 - 4.

Makespace Monday

Preschool Explores

Wacky Wednesday

Let's Get Messy! Art Workshop

Sports Science

Early Intervention - birth to three years old.

Helps Children to develop to their fullest

potential through services and support.

Advocacy - Three throughout life. Education

Advocacy, life advocacy, financial guidance

and support, guardianship and supports

coordination.

Support Groups - for individuals and families.

Provide support, education and resources to

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Dates, Times& Locations

All Events 9am - 3pm

2016 Household Hazardous Waste Collection Events

SaturdayJune 18Abington Junior High School

SaturdaySeptember 17Spring-Ford 9th Grade Center

SUNDAYOctober 16Lower Merion Transfer Station

2056 Susquehanna RoadAbington, PA 19001

400 South Lewis RoadRoyersford, PA 19468

1300 North Woodbine Avenue Penn Valley, PA 19072

For additional information:Please visit MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org,or call the recycling line at 610-278-3618. Please do not contact the host sites.

Free residential collection events are held outdoors from 9am-3pm, rain or shine. Residents may attend any event as well as any Household Hazardous Waste event held by Bucks, Chester, Delaware, or Philadelphia Counties.

There are no Permanent drop off locations.

Event workers will unload your materials so please

Toxic and flammable household chemicals are collected for properdisposal. include gasoline, oil, kerosene, turpentine,paint thinner, oil paint, stains, varnish, pool chemicals, herbicides,pesticides, antifreeze, caustic cleaners and solvents, mercury,thermometers, flares, fire extinguishers, lead acid batteries,rechargeable batteries, fluorescent tube light bulbs, and CFL bulbs, minipropane canisters, and electric oil filled heaters. Containers returned upon request.

The maximum amount accepted is 25 gallons or 220 pounds.No 25- or 50-gallon drums.

remain in your vehicle.

Acceptable items

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Josh Shapiro, Chair • Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD, MPH, Vice Chair • Joseph C. Gale, Commissioner

Do Not Bring electronics, appliances, asbestos, explosives, ammunition, medical waste, radioactive waste, smoke detectors, items containing Freon, tires or the following:

is not hazardous and can be placed in the trash once it is dry.Air dry latex paint or add absorbent material like kitty litter until paint becomes a solid.

are not hazardous and should be thrown in the trash.

should be disposed of in the secure drop boxes located in manyarea police stations, a list of which can be found in the Recycling Guide atMontgomeryCountyRecycles.org.

should be taken to locations listed in the Recycling Guide atMontgomeryCountyRecycles.org. Mini propane canisters are accepted at collections.

Latex or Water-Based Paint

Alkaline Household Batteries

Prescription Medications

Propane Tanks

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Tire Collection 2016 COMMUNITY PAPER SHREDDING EVENTS 2016 COMMUNITY PAPER SHREDDING EVENTS 2016 COMMUNITY PAPER SHREDDING EVENTS

WHEN: WHERE:

77 Greaterford Road · Limerick, PA 19468

2056 Susquehanna Road · Abington, PA 19001

1300 North Woodbine Avenue · Penn Valley, PA 19072

Saturday, July 16 Western Montgomery Career &(9am - noon) Technology Center

Saturday, July 23 Abington Junior High School (9am - noon)

Sunday, October 23 Lower Merion Transfer Station (9am - noon)

• Please make sure that there is no plastic, plastic bags, batteries, cardboard, or metal, other than staples and paper clips in the waste.

• Bring documents in boxes or paper bags for ease of shredding on site • 2 boxes or paper bags per vehicle limit in consideration of other attendees • Volunteers will assist with removing documents from vehicles • Rain or shine • This event is open to residents of Montgomery County as a community service. Please, no

businesses.• Please note, capacity is limited and the event must close when trucks are full.

Shred One regularly participates in community shredding events which are sponsored by various organizations and governmental agencies. This offers residents in the community the opportunity to destroy their confidential documents and avoid the pitfalls of identity theft. Mobile shredding trucks perform all of the paper shredding on site. All shredded paper is recycled. Shred One is currently recycling paper at a rate which saves over 70,000 trees annually!

For additional information:Please visit MontgomeryCountyRecycles.org or call the recycling line at 610-278-3618.Please do not contact the host sites.

The Montgomery County Commissioners in conjunction with Shred One Security Corp. will be sponsoring community paper shredding events. FREE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Josh Shapiro, Chair • Valerie A. Arkoosh, MD, MPH, Vice Chair • Joseph C. Gale, Commissioner

BOTH EVENTS9am - Noon (Rain or Shine)Saturday, June 6

Saturday, June 27

Montgomery County Community College 340 DeKalb Pike Blue Bell, PA 19422

Pottstown Senior High School750 North Washington StreetPottstown, PA 19464

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per vehicle limitRims acceptedNo off road tires

The Montgomery County Commissioners authorize this annual event to prevent tires from being improperly disposed of and to reduce breeding grounds for disease carrying mosquitoes. The tires that are collected will be shredded and repurposed by a local business into products such as road surface material, highway sound barrier wall material, and playground material.

Open to residents of Montgomery County

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2016 Fact Sheet WHAT:"The National Dog Show Charity Walk" is a fundraising event and opportunity to benefit the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, New Leash on Life USA and other charities who participate by driving participants to register for the third annual event. The walk will take place at Wilson Farm Park in conjunction with the Kennel Club of Philadelphia's annual National Dog Shows.

The walk launches National Dog ShowMonth in Philadelphia leading up to theKennel Club of Philadelphia's "benched"shows on November 19-20 at the GreaterPhiladelphia Expo Center in Oaks. www.nds.nationaldogshow.com

National Dog Show Charity WalkA charity fundraising event celebrating the human-animal bond

National Dog Show Month concludes with the NBC national broadcast of The National Dog Show Presented by Purina on Thanksgiving Day, airing on NBC 10 in Philadelphia.

WHEN: "Calling All Dogs" is set for

Sunday, October 16, from 9 a.m. - noon.

The walk will be held rain or shine....(All dogs must be leashed.)

NB: The Philadelphia Eagles are on the road at the Washington Redskins with the game set for 1 p.m.

WHERE: Wilson Farm Park is located at 500 Lee Road in Wayne, near the Chesterbrook Boulevard exit off Route 202. https://www.google.com/maps/place/500+Lee+Rd,+Chesterbrook,+PA+19087/@40.071124,- 75.452887,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c69373eef957a9:0x8289003c4eb6e1dd

REGISTRATION: Participants can register in advance at www.nationaldogshowcharities.org for $20 per person or $35 per family (two or more). All dogs participate free of charge. Day-of registration costs $25 per person or $40 per family. Information is also available by calling (610) 644 2902.

ATTRACTIONS:"Calling All Dogs" features and activities include:

Games and competitions with prizes for best dog trick, best costume and best looking dog plus raffles, kids' zone and more.

Demonstrations by the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine's agility and search & rescue teams.

Appearances by David Frei, expert analyst for National Dog Show on NBC and America's foremost authority on all things canine.

PURPOSE:The purpose of the dog walk is to involve the local community in fundraising efforts for the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House, the New Leash on Life program and other participating charities. Every dollar we raise plays a fundamental role in supporting their important missions.

Ronald McDonald House of Philadelphia works to be a part of the solution in improving the lives of children and their families and providing programs that strengthen families during difficult times.

New Leash on Life USA works to rescue at-risk dogs from high-kill shelters and transform them into adoptable pets or skilled assistance dogs with teams of volunteer inmates in local and state prisons.

EVENT/SPONSORSHIP CONTACT: Sue Tandoc, Vizion Group, [email protected](484) 213 8480

MEDIA CONTACT:Steve Griffith,Vizion Group Public Relations, [email protected] (484) 433-7757.

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Dog Training

Hi Brittany!Before we discuss correcting and preventative techniques, it is important to understand why your puppy is pulling on walks. One of the main reasons dogs pull on the leash is because they have a lack of focus on their handler. Puppies are especially prone to being easily distracted since everything is so new to them.

Here are some tips that can help you gain more control on your walks:

Bring high-value treats on the walk with you.Using a treat, such as cheese or something you don’t give your puppy often, will help him/her be more driven to work harder for it. This willalso help reinforce good behavior in the future.

Feed and praise for focusing on you.Use the high-value treats as a reward or bribeif necessary. Over time, your pup will start toassociate getting a tasty treat in exchange forhis/her attention.

Limit the amount of leashyour puppy has.Giving puppies too much freedomencourages distractions and restricts your ability to have control. You should keep your puppy close. A good rule of thumb is to keep your pup’s head in line with your body.

Mark the inappropriate pulling behavior.Quickly altering your direction while using your voice to attract your puppy’s attention will shift your dog’s focus back onto you. A simplecommand of “hey” or “no” is a sufficient way to achieve this.

Praise some more.Once your puppy’s attention is regained, praise and reward the good behavior to show a job well done. Never praise a bad behavior, as thiswill confuse your puppy.

Be patient, repetitive and consistent.Remember that puppies need structure and consistency in order to learn. You won’t see change happen in one day, but repeating the same routine and correcting the pulling will help make the learning process easier and more beneficial. Thank you for your excellent question. We wish you many joyful and pleasant walks to come with your puppy!

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This issue's recipes have a few things in common, but are quite different. They create a very different finished dish - one a hearty, quick, pretty healthy dinner option and the other a quick, relatively healthy, make-to-take dish for all those cook-outs and picnics your family is invited to or for a last minute happy hour you are hosting. What else do they have in common?TOTAL YUM! Enjoy!

Chicken Tortilla SoupIt may seem like Summer isn't soup season, but when you can just heat and eat & pair with a side salad, this soup is filling and a great Summer dinner!

This recipe has a long ingredient list but many of them are kitchen staples and the long list makes for a depth of flavor and at least two servings of veggies.

Enjoy for dinner and take to work lunches, this soup also freezes well.

Servings: 8 - 10

Ingredients:2 roast chicken breast (seasoned and roasted, or store bought rotisserie)

Heather's Recipe Page by Heather Chandler

4 medium carrots, diced1 medium size yellow onion, diced1 yellow or orange pepper, diced1T minced garlic2 cobs of corn 3/4c frozen chopped spinach1 can of petite diced tomatoes1 sm can mild green chilis1 bottle spicy V-82 boxes of chicken stockSiracha sauceCilantro, driedPaprikaCuminOnion powder and garlic powderS+POlive oil

Directions:Rub corn cobs with olive oil and sprinkle with cilantro, broil, 10 minutes, turning frequently to cook and blacken.

In 3T olive oil, saute carrots, onions, and pepper. After 10 minutes add garlic. Saute 5 more minutes.

Cut corn from the cob.

Add V-8, chicken stock, spinach, corn, tomatoes, and chilis. Simmer until veggies (particularly carrots are soft)Fork shred roasted chicken and add.Add about 1/2t each cilantro, paprika, cumin, onion powder, garlic powder, and S+P.

Taste... add about 3/4t Siracha. Taste again. If desired, add 1/2t Siracha repeatedly until desired heat level.

Ladle into bowls, top with shredded monterey jack cheese and tortilla strips.

Tortilla strips:Use a pizza cutter and cut 3 tortillas into narrow strips, about 1/8", cut in

thirds lengthwise.Spray cookie sheet with non-stick spray. Spread strips on sheet pan. Spray again. Sprinkle lightly with paprika, S+P.

Bake at 450 for about 10 minutes or until lightly brown.When cool, use as garnish on soup and salads

BBQ Chicken BitesThis is great to take to a picnic or cookout because it doesn't need to be hot to be delish! Bonus, it's SUPER easy, quick, and uses purchased ingredients!

Scale this recipe to how much finished quantity you'd like. This recipe makes about 15 bites.

Ingredients:1 large boneless, skinless chicken breast cut into about 1/2" pieces. (about 15)

2t olive oil1/2c bbq sauce, Sweet Baby Ray's preferred1/4c shredded cheddar cheese

6 pieces of bacon, cooked but not crispy (try Kirkland brand pre-cooked from Costco, BEST one out there! If using precooked, heat it in the microwave to make it warm and flexible)S+PToothpicks- colored or with frilly top preferred

Directions:Saute chicken in olive oil about 5 min. Add bbq sauce. Simmer until bbq is reduced/thick. Sprinkle with S+P.

Turn off heat, move all of the chicken close together in the pan. Sprinkle with cheddar cheese. Cover for 5 minutes. Remove lid and allow chicken to cool a bit.

On a cutting board lay-out bacon strips, cut into thirds.On each strip, put one piece of chicken, that's got the cheesy-yumminess on it, at the end. Wrap the bacon around it, secure with a toothpick.

Serve on bed of lettuce.

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Cop Camp with Upper Merion PoliceThe ObjectiveThe Upper Merion Township Police Cop Camp is to encourage better understanding between Police and area youth. Cop Camp Cadets are taught teamwork, lessons in personal safety, respect for themselves and respect for others, as they participate in exciting well-organized police activities.

The Cop Camp program will begin Monday, July 11, 2016, from 9:00 a.m. SHARP to 1:00 p.m. at Heuser Park. 694 West Beidler Rd.Applications are available atUpper Merion Parks & Recreation.610-265-1071.

The Program Cadets are required to participate in physical activities and regimented police training. Many exciting sessions are scheduled including Accident Investigation, Traffic Stops with the Traffic Unit, Hostage Rescue with the SWAT team, K-9, Bike Unit, Crime Scene Investigations with Detectives of the Upper Merion Police Department, a demonstration from the Montgomery County Bomb Squad, and other aspects of police work. Cadets will also meet firefighters, paramedics and numerous police officers.

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Summer Recreation 2016 ~ CAMPSThe following programs are just a select few of the Parks & Recreation camps offered this Summer.For a complete list of activities and full descriptions, pick up the UMPR Activity Guide, or check outthe web site at: www.umtownship.org.

Computer Explorers/Crime Scene InvestigationsDirector: Computer Explorers Staff. The children will work with 1-2 teammates as they use scientific methods to solve crimes. They will work the field scene and the laboratory, as well as put their logic and problem solving skills together with forensics. They will use finger printing, tire thread patterns, a digital microscope and more to solve the crimes. Min 6, Max 12Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost301UA 6-8 UM Middle School Mon-Fri, July 11-15 9:30a-11:30a R-$175, NR-$190 PR-$149 PNR-$161

Computer Explorers/Intro to 3D Design and 3D Printing Director: Computer Explorers Staff. You will become part of perhaps the most exciting new technology, 3D Printing. You will design 3D products and then use 3D printing to actually make your product that you can take home! Will it be a Minecraft character? A jewelry charm? A miniature dinosaur head? A barrette? A mini car? Min 6, Max 12Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost301UB 9-12 UM Middle School Mon-Fri, July 11-15 12:30p-2:30p R-$175, NR-$190 PR-$149 PNR-$161

Field Hockey Fun! Director: Tracy Devers and Kim Ubele. Join us for a fun week of conditioning, team building, field hockey skills, and scrimmages. Bring your water bottle, your mouthpiece, shin guards and cleats (if you have them). Hockey sticks can be provided if needed. Location UM High School field #5 (Middle School boys Lacrosse practice field) Max 30Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost21UA 8-13 UM HS Field 5 Mon-Fri, 8/1-8/5 6:00p-7:30p R-$60, NR-$75 PR-$51 PNR-$64

GeoVentures/Jedi Academy Camp Director: GeoVentures Staff. The Force is strong within you, but more training you require before a true Padawan you can become. Campers learn the way of the Jedi through games and team challenges. Discover the secrets of far away galaxies: how to navigate the wilds of Naboo: how to detect and allude galactic forces; and make and properly handle your own lightsaber. Join us the Rebel Alliance needs you! Each day will include hands-on activities, discussion and a team activity. Bring a water bottle and healthy snack; wear comfortable shoes and dress for activity and the weather.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost60UB 8-12 McKaig Nature Center Mon-Thu, 8/1-8/4 12:00p-3:00p R-$115, NR-$130 PR-$97 PNR-$110

Golf Camp/US Sport Institute Director: US Sports. Using the SNAG (Starting New at Golf System) the modified golf clubs will encourage players to develop the correct chipping, putting and driving techniques. Focusing developing a basic understanding of the sport, all Foundation curriculums have been designed for the beginner to intermediate player.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost61UE 4-5 UM High School Field Mon-Fri, 8/8-8/12 9:00a-9:45a R-$125, NR-$140 PR-$106 PNR-$11961UF 5-7 UM High School Field Mon-Fri, 8/8-8/12 9:00a-9:45a R-$125, NR-$140 PR-$106 PNR-$11961UG 7-10 UM High School Field Mon-Fri, 8/8-8/12 9:00a-9:45a R-$125, NR-$140 PR-$106 PNR-$119

Hands-on Science One Day Advanced Science Director: "Professor" Bob Matcovich. Come with Professor Bob as we "take-it-to-the-next-level!" For these one day camps, think mouse-trap cars, flying straws, NXT Robots, model airplanes, LEGO Mindstorms, crime busters, and egg-drops. This is the really cool stuff! Sign up now, bring-your-brain, and prepare to be amazed! Materials Fee included in the price of camp!!!Code Age Location Date Time Cost PassholderCost15UC 10-14 Heuser Thurs 8/4 *New Date* 1:00p-4:00p R-$35, NR-$45 PR-$29 PNR-$3815UD 10-14 Heuser Thurs 8/25 1:00p-4:00p R-$35, NR-$45 PR-$29 PNR-$38

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Summer Recreation 2016 ~ CAMPSHands-on Science CampsDirector: "Professor" Bob Matcovich. Materials Fee included in the price of camp!!! Sign up for both Hands-On Science Camps for a 10% Discount!Science Mish-Mash- Take part in a Mish-Mash of Science experiments. This is an opportunity to explore 5 different science topics in 5 different days. We will touch on kitchen chemistry, construction and building physics, electricity, robots and remote controls, and one day of surprise science. This is all the Hands-On 'PHUN' education that any young scientist can handle, with 'Professor' Bob's exciting eccentrics thrown in for good measure. This camp is for boys AND GIRLS! Sign up early!!!Space Camp- Looking for an OUT-OF-THIS-WORLD! Stars, telescopes, living in space and OF COURSE ROCKETS! How do you make a super-nova? How old would I be if I flew to the nearest galaxy? What planets are in the sky? What would it be like to be weightless? How do you eat in space? Ponder these and other questions as we explore where only some men (and women) have gone before. How high will my rocket fly? Come to space camp and find out. This camp is for Astro Boys AND Astro Girls. See you there!Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost15UA 6-14 Science Mish-Mash Heuser Mon-Fri, 8/1-8/5*New dates* 9:00a-12:00p R-$170, NR-$185 PR-$144 PNR-$15715UB 6-14 Space Camp Heuser Mon-Fri, 8/22-26 9:00a-12:00p R-$170, NR-$185 PR-$144 PNR-$157

KidzArt CampsDirector: Holly Meade, Kidz Art, www.kidzart.com. Please use the back entrance to the middle school. Please send a snack and drink with your camper. Please dress appropriately, we do get messy! Min 7 Max 22ZOOLOGY EXPLORER- We will be learning about animals and their different habitats around the world. From aardvarks to zebras, large and small, we will explore the animal kingdom in sketches, paints and sculptures! Please send a drink and a snack with your camper.ART-SY (ART AND SCIENCE!) We will be drawing and learning about our beautiful planet; looking and learning about the wonders that are all around us. Our subjects will range from landscapes and botanicals to volcanoes and crystals. You will learn how to SEE the world in a whole new way! Each day we will draw and work on project-including, experiments, sculpture, scientific drawing, painting, relief and more. Please send a drink and snack with your camper.PERISCOPE DOWN Camp- Sign up for a journey to learn about fabulous fresh water creatures to mysteries of the ocean world through unique art projects. We will be creating an underwater habitat; jellyfish in a jar and studying sea creatures (real and mythical), and more. Please send a drink and a snack with your camper.FASHION DESIGN- A unique hands on workshop where girls will be exposed to many of the aspect of the fashion industry. Campers will touch on design, including color theory, fabric selection, fashion illustration, and jewelry design. Each student will put together their own fashion journal. Campers will learn basics, how to research ideas and define their personal style. Hand sewing and machine sewing will be covered. We do have a showcase to display our work and ideas to our family and friends during the last day of class.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost2UA 6-12 Zoology Explorer UM Middle Tues-Fri, 7/5-7/8 9:00a-12:00p R-$100, NR-$115 PR-$85 PNR-$982UB 6-12 Art-Sy UM Middle Mon-Fri, 7/18-7/22 9:00a-12:00p R-$125, NR-$140 PR-$107 PNR-$1192UC 5-12 Periscope Down UM Middle Mon-Fri, 7/25-7/29 9:00a-12:00p R-$125, NR-$140 PR-$107 PNR-$1192UD 5-12 Fashion Design UM Middle Mon-Fri, 8/1-8/5 9:00a-12:00p R-$140, NR-$165 PR-$119 PNR-$140

Kindergarten CampDirector: Debbie Sachar. This Camp is designed for children who would like to become acquainted with Kindergarten and to meet new friends! It will help foster a smooth transition as they enter Kindergarten (painting, singing, crafts, introduction to letters and numbers, stories, centers). Debbie Sachar, Kindergarten Teacher at Candlebrook Elementary School will run the week long camp. Please send a water bottle and snack for your camper. Min 10; Max 25Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost11UA 5 & 6 Candlebrook Mon-Fri 8/1-8/5 9:00a-12:00p R-$110, NR-$125 PR-$93 PNR-$10611UB 5 & 6 Candlebrook Mon-Fri 8/1-8/5 12:30pm-3:30p R-$110, NR-$125 PR-$93 PNR-$106

nd No refunds will be issued after the start of the 2 class.

Lacrosse/UM Lacrosse Club Camp for Girls thDirector: Upper Merion Lacrosse Club. Throughout the week, girls in grades kindergarten through 4 grade will be introduced to the game of

lacrosse. No experience required! They will learn the basics of catching, throwing, shooting, and format of the game from experienced high school lacrosse players. The girls will also learn valuable teamwork skills through fun teambuilding games with their designated high school "Big Sister". Bring lunch!Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost14UA Entering Grades K,1,&2 Heuser Mon-Thur; 7/25-7/28 9:00a-1:00p R-$60, NR-$75 PR-$51 PNR-$6414UB Entering Grades 3 &4 Heuser Mon-Thur; 7/25-7/28 9:00a-1:00p R-$60, NR-$75 PR-$51 PNR-$64

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Summer Recreation 2016 ~ CAMPSMartial Arts Tae Kwon Do CampDirector: Master Glidden, President of the Valley Forge Tae Kwon Do Academy. Tae Kwon Do Camp will be a fun, educating and challenging week for martial arts students and new beginners. It will include learning of basics, patterns, wood breaking, sparring, and academic class. Participants will receive a camp t-shirt and dobak (uniform) included in the price of camp. Please bring bag lunch. At the conclusion of camp, participants who complete camp will be able to test for a belt or stripe.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost43UG 7+ UM Middle wrestling gym Mon-Fri 7/11-7/15 9:00a-3:00p R-$110, NR-$125 PR-$93 PNR-$10643UH 7+ UM Middle wrestling gym Daily Rate 7/11-7/15 9:00a-3:00p R-$50, NR-$60 PR-$42 PNR-$51

Overtime Athletics-Sports Variety CampDirector: Staff of Overtime Athletics. Everybody wins with Overtime Athletics. Participants' enthusiasm for Overtime Athletics stems from a structured environment of energy and fun, while parents are thrilled with an alternative to TV, video games, and the Internet. Overtime Athletics understands that the foundation of the program, which includes sportsmanship, physical fitness, and teamwork, are building blocks for life that transcend the court or playing field, and impact the learning process of growing up. Activities include basketball, floor hockey, survivor scavenger hunt, field days, soccer, flag football, volleyball, baseball, wiffleball, kickball & dodgeball. Please bring a healthy snack and water bottle daily.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost1UB 5-13 Heuser Mon-Thur; 8/15-8/19 9:00a-1:00p R-$100, NR-$115 PR-$85 PNR-$97

Potteryworks/Design Pottery CampDirector: Potteryworks. This week long camp will focus on building and designing with your hands. Each day, students will learn about various sculpting material like terracotta, and oil based clay. They will use hand-building and glazing techniques to build a new project each day. They projects are shoe design, favorite character, and time to explore their own. The second half of the day will be focused on modeling clay and how they can build charms that can be put on carabiner clips and necklaces. Please bring a small snack and drink. This camp is for all abilities and all materials are included. We only use food-safe and toxic free material. For more information please go to potteryworksmobile.com Min 10, Max 30Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost36UA 5+ UM Township Bldg Mon-Fri; 8/1-8/5 9:00a-12:00p R-$150, NR-$165 PR-$127 PNR-$140

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Potteryworks/Teen Design CampDirector: Potteryworks. Does your teen have an interest in making and building things? This is the camp for them! This teen camp will focus on product design. Each day, students will learn about different materials to help with their product design. The products will be lighting, clocks, and free time to explore on their own. We will be working with resin, porcelain, and modeling clay. All materials included. Each teen will get one light and clock mechanism to have with their designs. ALL ABILITIES WELCOME. Any questions please go to www.potteryworkmobile.comCode Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost36UB 12-18 UM Township Bldg Mon-Fri; 8/1-8/5 12:30p-3:30p R-$150, NR-$165 PR-$127 PNR-$140

Theatre Horizon Summer CampDirected by: Theatre Horizon; www.theatrehorizon.org Young actors spend the week working as a team to create a play full of drama, comedy, suspense, mystery, and action! They are guided through playwriting, fun improvisational games and acting exercises that encourage creativity and self-confidence. On the last day, they perform their world premiere lay for an audience using props and costumes. Curtain up! Performance: Friday at 2pm! Bring a lunch, drink and a snack. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes no skirts or flip flops please! Min 10, Max 22Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost26U 7-11 UM Township Bldg Mon-Fri; 8/1-8/5 9:00a-3:00p R-$175, NR-$190 PR-$148 PNR-$161

TV Commercial and Public SpeakingDirector: Offered by Miss Hemisphere Inc. Introduction to Public Speaking and endorsing products and learning fundamentals of proper stage presentation know as modeling. Showcase at the last day for family. Maria Rybczuk Little and Nadija Cracchiolo. Graduate of NY and Phila. Academy of TA, JRP Teachers Program, Actors VentureUSA and International Model Reps. Please wear comfortable clothing.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost67UB 5-11 UM Township Bldg Mon-Fri; 8/15-8/19 9:00a-12:00p R-$120, NR-$135 PR-$102 PNR-$114

US Sports Institute-Multi Sport CampDirector: Staff of US Sports Institute. Please send a water bottle daily.Players will have the opportunity to experience up to 4 different sports each day. Sports included: Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Flag Football, Hockey, Handball, Lacrosse, Soccer, Rugby and more! During the morning players will focus on developing their technique and skills within each sport, and gain a basic understanding of playing a scrimmage. The afternoon will focus on small sided scrimmages in a tournament environment that encourages good sportsmanship and teamwork.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost61UA 5-11 Baxter Field/Gulph Gym Mon-Fri; 8/22-8/26 9:00a-4:00p R-$205, NR-$220 PR-$174 PNR-$18761UB 5-11 Baxter Field/Gulph Gym Mon-Fri; 8/22-8/26 9:00a-12:30p R-$175, NR-$190 PR-$149 PNR-$16261UC 5-11 Baxter Field/Gulph Gym Mon-Fri; 8/22-8/26 1:00p-4:00p R-$125, NR-$140 PR-$111 PNR-$119

Volleyball/Girls CampDirector: Tony Funsten, UMHS Coach. Skill development, offensive and defensive play, serving, and strategy. Games and team play. Price includes t-shirt. Please bring a healthy snack and water bottle each day. Those in grades 7 & 8 who are novice players, please register for 12UA.Code Age Location Date Time Cost Passholder Cost12UA Grades 3-6 Middle Sch - rear entrance Mon-Fri; 7/5-7/8 9:30a-12:00p R-$75, NR-$90 PR-$63 PNR-$7612UB Grades 7-10 Middle Sch - rear entrance Mon-Fri; 7/25-7/28 9:30a-12:00p R-$75, NR-$90 PR-$63 PNR-$76



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