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Emergency PhoneNumbersPolice, Fire, Ambulance EMERGENCY ................911Collegeville Police............................... (610) 489-9332 State Police (Trappe) ........................... (610) 584-1250Collegeville Fire Department .............. (610) 489-4464Trappe Fire Department ...................... (610) 489-2700Ambulance ...............................................................911Mont. County Radio Room ................. (610) 275-1222PECO Energy Power Outage .............. (800) 841-4141Poison Control ..................................... (215) 386-2100

Collegeville Borough491 E. Main St. Collegeville PA 19426Hours of Operation: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Monday - Friday (except holidays)Phone ................................................... (610) 489-9208Fax .................................................... (610) 489-6661Web Site ................................www.collegeville-pa.gov

Trappe Borough525 W. Main St. Trappe PA 19426Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.Monday - Friday (except holidays)Phone ................................................... (610) 489-7181Fax .................................................... (610) 489-8827Web Site ...............................www.trappeborough.com

HospitalsMercy Suburban .................................. (610) 278-2000Phoenixville ......................................... (610) 983-1000Montgomery ........................................ (610) 270-2000

PA Game CommissionRegional Offi ce .................................... (610) 926-3136 or call .................................... (610) 926-3137Fax .................................................... (610) 926-8835

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COLLEGEVILLE BOROUGH Administration Main Number: (610) 489-9208TRAPPE BOROUGH Administration Main Number: (610) 489-7181

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LLPUBLISHERSPUBLISHERSLetterLetterLocal Pages Letter from the Publisher:

The Local Pages Directory is your operators manual for Collegeville & Trappe. The Local Pages is a full color community guide and telephone directory serving your boroughs.Local Pages management has over 60 years combined experience in publishing local directories and guides. This high quality directory contains local community information such as township history, school information, parks & recreation, youth sports, childrens activity guide, churches, area golf courses, township government and municipal services plus much more!

Additionally, the white and yellow pages are a great resource for local residents and businesses. We deliver the Local Pages free of charge via the United States Postal Service to the residents and businesses of Collegeville & Trappe with additional distribution at various locations around the boroughs.

I want to thank all the area advertisers who support the local community and economy of the borough. The advertisers make this directory & guide possible. Please feel free to call me at 610-579-3809 with any suggestions, comments, updates or questions about the publication.

Remember, Before You BUY THINK LOCAL!

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Table of CONTENTSCONTENTSCOLLEGEVILLE / TRAPPELOCAL COMMUNITY TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

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COMMUNITY PAGES (GREEN) Important Numbers ................................................................ 1 Publishers Letter ................................................................... 2 Table of Contents ................................................................... 3 Collegeville Borough Information........................................... 4 Collegeville Borough Offi cials ................................................ 6 Trappe Borough Information .................................................. 7 Trappe Borough Offi cials ....................................................... 8 Borough Map ....................................................................... 10 Public Safety ........................................................................ 12 Public Works ........................................................................ 14

PARKS & RECREATION PAGES (RED) Collegeville Borough Parks .................................................. 17 Trappe Borough Parks ......................................................... 18 The Perkiomen Trail ............................................................. 19 Evansburg State Park .......................................................... 20 Youth Sports Organizations .................................................. 21 Bux-Mont Youth Football & Cheerleading ............................ 22 Lower Perkiomen Little League ........................................... 23 West-Mont United Soccer .................................................... 25 Freedom Valley YMCA .......................................................... 27

AREA INFORMATION PAGES (PURPLE) Local Area Schools .............................................................. 28 Area Golf Courses ................................................................ 30 Childrens Activity & Party Guide ......................................... 31 Places Of Worship ................................................................ 32 Area Parks & Trails ............................................................... 33 Area Attractions ................................................................... 36 Pennsylvania Hunting & Fishing .......................................... 38 Directory Request Form ....................................................... 39

GOVERNMENT PAGES (BLUE) Local, County, State & Federal Government Listings ............................................................ 40

WHITE PAGESWHITE PAGES Alpha Listings ...................................................................... 49 Listing Change / Correction Form ......................................... 64

YELLOW PAGESYELLOW PAGES Yellow Page Advertising ....................................................... 65

LOCAL COUPONS Coupons ............................................................................. 217



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The Borough of Collegeville is located in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania at the intersection of the Ridge Pike, the Germantown Pike, and Rt. 29. The Borough is 1.6 square miles in size and has a population of approximately 4,600 residents with about 1,300 more when Ursinus College is in session.

As a result of its historic role as a commercial crossroad, and its location between the Perkiomen Valley and the Rt. 422 Expressway, the Borough of Collegeville has become the town center of a region which has taken its name. The Borough consists of: a historic commercial Main Street, a

commercial Main Street, the Ursinus College campus, and a mix of residential neighborhoods.

The Borough of Collegeville is a great place to live, work, and play. We are a close-knit community, and take great pride in our neighborhoods, streets, and parks. Our merchants provide many of the goods and services for the region and yet we are close to the premium shopping malls in King of Prussia and Plymouth Meeting. We are home to Ursinus College, a highly regarded Liberal Arts college, and next door to the Wyeth World Headquarters and many other corporate employers and providers.

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The Historic Commercial Main StreetThe Ridge Pike as it passes through

the Borough is called Main Street. Main Street is the location of the original town, literally, because until the mid 20th century, the Main Street was surrounded almost exclusively by farms.

Main Street is still the location of many of the merchants and businesses in the Borough as well as the Ursinus College campus. Many of the businesses retain their original building facades which range in style from the Victorian to the 1940s. Ursinus College maintains several 18th and 19th century farmhouses including Clamer Hall, Fetteroff House, and the Andrew Todd house, now known as Isenberg Hall.

There are also many large homes on Main Street, some of which served as boarding houses for the Pennsylvania Female College, and after the railroad was built, summer vacationers. They are now a mix of private homes and businesses with the exception of the houses of the Residential Village the restored victorian homes located directly across from the Ursinus College campus and used by the college as off campus housing.

Main Street businesses are a mixture of traditional merchants, village commercial, professional offi ces, and restaurants.



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The Commercial Main StreetAs the main north/south connector

between the Perkiomen Valley portion of the Collegeville region and the Rt. 422 Expressway, Rt. 29 (also known as First and Second Avenue in the Borough) has shifted much of the commercial focus within the Borough from the traditional Main Street. Thus, a new commercial Main Street has developed here to supplement the traditional Main Street.

Beginning with the Collegeville Shopping Center and a few commercial establishments near Main Street, the commercial Main Street was extended southward with the addition of the Marketplace Shopping Center and the Collegeville Professional Center. Other businesses have fi lled in between them.

The commercial Main Street includes food markets, several restaurants, many professional offi ces, and a wide assortment of other goods and services.

Additional opportunities for development exist on the commercial Main Street at the Mid-Atlantic Equipment tract on Rt. 29S, and at the Harleysville tract at the intersection of Rt. 29N and Main Street. There are also opportunities for commercial use on East and West Third Avenue and the Collegeville Station.

Current and planned zoning for this part of the Borough provides continued commercial opportunities via the Commercial Offi ce, General Commercial, Main Street Commercial,

and Residential Offi ce zoning. In addition, a Main Street revitalization project is underway to preserve and protect its character.



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OOOOOBOROUGHBOROUGHOfficialsOfficialsCollegevilleContact Info: Offi ce Hours: 9:00am - 4:00pm, Monday-Friday (except Holidays)Phone: 610-489-9208

Fax: 610-489-6661

President Terrie Stagliano Vice-President Arnold Mann Members Hugh Braun Rowan Keenan Paul MacDonald Rod Rees Louise Tulio

Borough Council

Borough Council 1st Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM Planning Commission 3rd Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM Collegeville/Trappe Municipal Authority and Public Works 4th Tuesday of the month at 7:00 PM Zoning Hearing Board Meets on an as needed basis All meetings are held at the Collegeville Borough Hall. Residents are welcome to attend and participate.

2012 Borough Meeting Dates & Times

Treasurer Linda Augustine Chief of Police Barton K. Bucher Estate Tax Collector Kelly L. Taylor

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BOROUGHOfficials TTTTBOROUGHBOROUGHInformationInformationTrappeThe Augustus Lutheran Church

The Borough was settled in 1717 and formally incorporated in 1896. The Augustus Lutheran Church, the oldest unchanged Lutheran Church building in continuous use in the United States, is located in the Borough, as is the homestead of Frederick Muhlenberg, signer of the Bill of Rights and fi rst Speaker of the United States House of Representatives.

Borough government consists of an elected Mayor and a seven Member Council. A professional manager, employed at the will of Council, is responsible for day-to-day administration of the Borough.

Storefronts along West Main StreetApproximately 3,200 people call

Trappe Borough home. The Borough is located in central Montgomery County, about a one-hour drive from Center City, Philadelphia. While primarily a bedroom community, the Borough possesses modest agricultural, industrial and commercial uses. The Boroughs main thoroughfare, West Main Street, boasts many retail and specialty shops... reminiscent of the quaint country villages that once dotted the Pennsylvania landscape.



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OOOOOOBOROUGHBOROUGHOfficialsOfficialsTrappe Contact Info: Offi ce Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm,Monday-Friday (except Holidays)Phone: 610-489-7181

Fax: 610-489-8827

Mayor Connie Peck Council President Fred Schuetz Council Vice-President Paul Edwards Council Members Lew DiPrete Tammy Liberi Cathy Johnson Marshall Stomel Nevin Schol

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Manager Jacqui Guenther Open Records Offi cer Jacqui Guenther Secretary Jacqui Guenther Treasurer Hanna McGlone Building & Plumbing Inspector Code Inspections, Inc. Fire Chief Brian Long Fire Marshal Mike Italia

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Borough government consists of an elected mayor and a seven member council. A professional manager, employed at the will of Council, is responsible for day-to-day administration of the borough.

Trappe Borough is incorporated under the The Borough Code of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.



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BOROUGHOfficials

Borough Council Borough Council meets at 7:00 PM on the fi rst Tuesday of each month. In months when the regularly scheduled meeting is in confl ict with a holiday, the meeting is held on the second Tuesday. Meetings are held at Trappe Borough Hall, 525 West Main Street. Planning Commission Borough Planning Commission meets 3rd Tuesday of each month at 7:30 PM (6:30 PM is work session open to the pub lic). Meetings are held at Trappe Borough Hall, 525 West Main Street. Collegeville/Trappe Municipal Authority (CTMA)/Public Works Meetings are held the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM. In 2012, meetings will be held at the Trappe Borough Hall.

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Meeting ScheduleTTTTBOROUGHBOROUGHInformationInformationTrappe

Polling Place Trappe Borough residents vote at Trappe Borough Hall, 525 West Main Street. Voter Registration Voter registration forms are available at Borough Hall.

Voter Information

Voter registration and elections are managed through: MONTGOMERY COUNTY VOTER SERVICES:

Voter Registration: (610) 278 -3280Election Board: (610) 278 -3275

[email protected] County website: www.montcopa.org



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PUBLICPUBLICSafetySafetyCollegeville

The Collegeville Police Department (CPD) is located in the Borough of Collegeville and serves the residents of the Borough. They also serve the Ursinus College Campus - located in the Borough - and provide assistance to departments in local municipalities. Those departments in turn provide assistance to the CPD. CPD offi cers

duties include patrolling, enforcing vehicle laws, responding to calls and complaints, investigating crimes, and making arrests. The CPD has 8 full-time offi cers.

The Collegeville Police Department is located at 491 East Main Street in the Collegeville Borough Municipal building.

Police Department Dispatch: 610-489-9332

EMERGENCY - 911

Fire and rescue services are provided to the Borough by the Collegeville Fire Company. The Collegeville Fire Company is an all-volunteer fi re and rescue service which operates from Station 34, located in the Borough at 29 E. Fifth Avenue. The location is directly across Fifth Avenue from the Collegeville Borough

Municipal Building. Station 34 can be found quickly on the Community Map.

The Collegeville Fire Company serves the Borough of Collegeville and a portion of Upper Providence Township. The Company also provides mutual aid to other Fire Companies in the Collegeville Region.

Collegeville Fire & Rescue Dispatch: 610-489-0911

Pumpers ............................................2Heavy Rescue Vehicle ......................1

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The Borough of Trappe has the Pennsylvania State Police as primary police coverage. They can be contacted at 610-584-1250.Fire & Ambulance

The Trappe Fire Company #1 provides primary fi re protection and ambulatory service for Trappe Borough. They can be contacted at 610-489-2700 or visited online at www.trappefi re.org.

Exelon Nuclear Power Station

The Exelon Nuclear Power Plant, located in Limerick Township, tests the facilitys emergency sirens at 2:00 p.m. on the fi rst Monday of each month. In the event of an actual emergency, an evacuation plan can be found at the Exelon website. www.exceloncorp.com

PUBLICSafetyEMERGENCY - 911

Area Hospitals may be called at the following numbers:Mercy Suburban (Norristown) .............................................610-278-2000Phoenixville..........................................................................610-983-1000Pottstown Memorial Med Center .........................................610-327-7000Montgomery (Norristown) ...................................................610-270-2000

For non-emergencies, the following numbers are available:Fire House ............................................................................610-489-2700Ambulance ...........................................................................610-489-2700Pennsylvania State Police ....................................................610-584-1250Cable TV (Comcast) .............................................................888-266-2278PA One Call ..........................................................................800-242-1776Post Offi ce ............................................................................610-409-0572Roads...... ..............................................................................610-489-7181Water or Sewer .....................................................................610-489-2831Trash/Recycling Pickup .......................................................800-331-7124



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WWWPUBLICPUBLICWorksWorksCollegevilleTrash and recyclables are picked up once

a week each Tuesday. Trash and recyclables should be placed curbside Monday evening for early morning Tuesday pickup. The Borough requires that residents provide watertight containers, each having a maximum capacity of thirty (30) gallons, or plastic bags intended for the same use. There shall be a maximum of three (3) bags or containers per dwelling/business unit per week, with a maximum of four (4) units per building. Commercial and Industrial properties must provide their own trash removal.

RecyclingRecycling is mandatory for residen-

tial households by Borough ordinance. Recyclables are to be commingled in the recycling bin provided by the Borough. All recyclables shall be rinsed out thoroughly. Newspapers shall be tied or placed in grocery bags.

Lost or stolen bins can be pur-chased at the Borough Municipal Build-ing at 491 E. Main Street. Replacement bins are $10.00. Checks must be made payable to the Borough of Collegeville.

Bulk ItemsBulk items will be collected on an

as needed basis. Residents are required to arrange pick-up and payment of bulk items by contacting Allied Waste directly at 610-265-6337.

Glass food & beverage bottles & jarsAluminum beverage cans (all colors)Tin & steel food & beverage cans

Plastic milk, water, soda & liquid detergent containers (all colors)Plastic containers marked with #1 PETE or #2 HDPE

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Trappe Borough and Collegeville Borough have established a joint Department of Public Works (CTJPWD); the boroughs likewise jointly own and operate a public water system. The public sanitary sewer system is owned and operated by the Collegeville/Trappe Municipal Authority (CTMA).CTJPWD

The Collegeville/Trappe Joint Pub-lic Works Department provides public water and other services to Trappe Bor-ough. The department offi ce is located at 220 West First Avenue; the telephone number is (610) 489-2831.

CTMAThe Collegeville/Trappe Municipal

Authority provides sanitary sewer ser-vice in Trappe Borough. The CTMA of-fi ce is located at 220 West First Avenue; the telephone number is (610) 489-2831.Meeting Schedule

CTJPWD and CTMA meetings are scheduled for the 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.. In odd-number years, meetings are held at Collegeville Borough Hall, and in even-numbered years meetings are held at Trappe Bor-ough Hall.

Water & Sewer Services

Trappe Borough is proud to provide comprehensive trash, recycling, and compost services to its residents. These services are made available at no cost to all residents living at properties possess-ing four or fewer residential units.Trash Collection

Trappe Borough provides weekly trash collection to all residential proper-ties possessing four or fewer residential

units. The Boroughs trash contrac-tor is Allied Waste. Residents are

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weekly recycling collection to all resi-dential properties possessing four or fewer residential units. The Boroughs recyclable contractor is Allied Waste. Residents are permitted to place one (1) special recycling container at the curb each week. Recycling containers are available at Borough Hall, at a cost of $15.

Trappe Borough provides single-stream recycling so that residents do not need to separate recyclables. A com-plete list of acceptable recyclables can be found here.Schedule

Weekly trash and recycling collec-tions occur on Wednesday, beginning at 5:00 AM.

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Community ParkThe Collegeville Community Park is located along Park Avenue between Third and Fourth Avenues. The approximately three-acre park is appropriate for children of all ages. The park consists of a community playground with two play systems, a separate swing set for toddlers, a full size paved basketball court, a roller hockey court, and a baseball fi eld. The basketball and roller hockey courts are lighted in season. The Community Park is the location of the Summer Concert Series and the home of the Collegeville Black Sox baseball team.Hunsberger WoodsHunsberger Woods is the one place in the Borough where youll fi nd nothingand thats what everyone likes about it. It is a 27-acre open space and passive recreation area located on East Ninth Avenue. The park was graciously offered to the Borough by the Hunsberger family, the long time owners of the property. In 1996, the park was acquired using Montgomery County Open Space Funds and Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Funds.The Borough of Collegeville has made improvements to the site including the addition of park benches, parking for cars and bicycles at the Ninth Avenue and the Rt. 29 entrances, and planting trees. The park has two small ponds, a stream running through it, and is ringed with trails. It is an excellent place for nature walking or running, and is used by Ursinus College and the Perkiomen Valley School District for cross-country events.Waterworks ParkWaterworks Park is a 17-acre site located in the Borough of Trappe. It is owned and maintained jointly by the Boroughs of Collegeville and Trappe. The park was purchased with a grant from the Montgomery County Open Space Program and is being developed through a grant received from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). The site includes a baseball and a soccer fi eld, a play system, trails, and a pavilion in a wooded stream area. Waterworks Park is also the location of the annual Keystone Grange Fair.

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Rambo ParkTrappe Borough is now developing Rambo Park, the Boroughs primary passive park. The park, located on West Fifth Avenue, boasts a mile of pedestrian trails, natural meadows, a multi-purpose playing fi eld and a tot-lot.Main Street ParkThe future Main Street Park is located on the west side of the Borough, on West Main Street, and adjacent to the Community Music School. When completed, this seven-acre park will be home to baseball fi elds, pedestrian trails, a tot-lot and many other amenities. Construction is projected to be completed in the Summer of 2010.Trappe Borough Hall ParkTrappe Borough Hall Park is located behind Borough Hall, 525 West Main Street. The park includes a tot-lot, picnic area, picnic pavilion and a multi-purpose play area.Waterworks ParkWater Works Park, a 17-acre facility located at West First Avenue, is jointly owned and maintained by the Boroughs of Trappe and Collegeville. The park includes baseball and soccer fi elds, pedestrian trails, a large pavilion area, a tot-lot and many other amenities. Water Works Park is also the location of the annual Trappe Community Day festival and many Grange Fair events.




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The Trail passes through the Borough from the south side near Rt. 29 and Park Avenue to the north side near Rt. 29 and Ninth Avenue. In between it passes behind the Shopping Centers of the Boroughs merchant district; crosses Main Street at Third Avenue; and straddles the wooded ridge behind the Ursinus College campus.

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WEST-MONT UNITED SOCCER ASSOCIATIONww.westmontunitedsoccer.org

LOWER PROVIDENCE WARRIOR FOOTBALLwww.eteamz.com/LPwarriors

LOWER PERKIOMEN LITTLE LEAGUEwww.eteamz.com/lowerperkll

COLLEGEVILLE JAGUARSwww.collegevillejaguars.com

COLLEGEVILLE COUGARS YOUTH LACROSSEwww.cougarslacrosse.org

CENTRAL PERKIOMEN BASEBALL / SOFTBALL LEAGUEwww.cpyaonline.com

AUDUBON RECREATION ASSOCIATIONwww.leaguelineup.com/arasports

PERKIOMEN VALLEY SOCCER CLUBwww.perkvalleysoccer.org

UPPER PROVIDENCE LITTLE LEAGUEwww.up-littleleague.org

The following local organizations sponsor youth athletic teams. This information is provided for informational purposes and does not represent an endorsement of the organizations.




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Bux-Mont Youth Football & Cheerleading LeaguePLAYERS & CHEERLEADERS WANTED

They organize the team in play according to the rules of the Challenger Program.

What do the Coaches do?

What is the Challenger Division?Challenger Division is a division of football & cheerleading for mental and physically disabled children.

What age children are in this division? Children can be any age.

How many games do these children play?

Bux-Mont Challenger League - consists of a 8 week season. 1 game played and cheered each week.

Where are Bux-Mont Challenger League games played?

Games for football & cheerleading are played on various fi elds throughout the League (Bucks & Montgomery County).

What is the cost? NO Registration Fee, but Fund Raising is required.

What is a buddy?

A buddy is a volunteer. Similar to Special Olympics, a buddy is someone that assists (shadows) a child playing football / cheerleading. A buddy assists a child in enjoying this sport regardless of the childs disability. A buddy helps put a smile on a childs face that says to all, I Did It.

Who are the Coaches? The Coaches are volunteers.

CONTACTS Tony Dupell 610-476-1069Lisa Dupell [email protected]

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Tee BallTEE BALL5 year oldsThree inning games with all players in the fi eld; a half inning ends when the entire offensive team has batted once. All hitting takes place from a batting tee the entire season. All players play the entire game.

PONY6 year oldsThree inning games with all players in the fi eld; a half inning ends when the entire offensive team has batted once. During the fi rst half of the season all hitting will take place from a batting tee. Dur-ing the second half of the season, pitching will be optional for all players. A maximum of four pitches will be delivered to each batter. A batter may only reach base by a batted ball. If the player has not reached base after four pitches, the player must then hit the ball from the tee. All players play the entire game.

Little League Baseball: AAA through the MajorsAAA7 year oldsFour inning games with all players in the fi eld; a half inning ends when the entire offensive team has bat-ted once. During the entire season pitching will be performed by adults. A maximum of six pitches will be delivered to each batter. A batter may only reach base by a batted ball. If the player has not reached base after six pitches, the player must then hit the ball from the tee. All players play the entire game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST8 year oldsA regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard baseball positioning is followed except four out-fi elders are used. All players must play a minimum of four innings per game. During the fi rst quarter of the season pitching will be performed by adults. During the remaining three quarters of the season players will pitch the entire game, with a no walk rule in effect (if a pitcher progresses to a four ball count, the pitcher steps aside and an adult pitcher from the batting team comes in to pitch). Bunting is permitted when players are pitching. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game.

NATIONAL LEAGUE WEST9 year oldsA regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard baseball positioning is followed. All players must play a minimum of four innings per game. All pitching is performed by the players with the con-secutive walk rule in effect. During the second half of the season stealing of second and third base is allowed when the players are pitching and there is neither a passed ball nor a wild pitch. ). Bunting is permitted when players are pitching. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game.

Lower Perkiomen Little League (you may hear us referred to as Lower Perk or LP) has come a long way since its inaugural year in 1952. Over the years we have grown with the community, with deep ties to all of the municipalities and school districts in the Colle-geville-Trappe area.

At Lower Perk we are committed to providing all of our players with equal opportunities, providing them with a sound understanding

of the game and the fundamental skills necessary to succeed as their playing career progresses, and ensuring that their Little League experi-

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AMERICAN LEAGUE10 and 11 year oldsA regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard Little League rules of play apply. All players must play a minimum of four innings per game. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game. Note: AAA through the American Leagues constitutes our Minor League playing level.

MAJOR LEAGUE11 and 12 year oldsA regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard Little League rules of play apply. All players must play a minimum of four innings per game. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game. Players must tryout for the Major League.

Little League Softball: Rookies through the MajorsROOKIE LEAGUE7 and 8 year oldsA regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard infi eld positioning is followed; the remaining play-ers assume outfi eld positions. All players play the entire game. During the entire season pitching will be performed by adults. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game.

MINOR LEAGUE9, 10, and 11 year olds A regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard baseball positioning is followed except four out-fi elders are used. All players must play a minimum of four innings per game. Players will pitch the en-tire game, with a no walk rule in effect (if a pitch-er progresses to a four ball count, the pitcher steps aside and an adult pitcher from the batting team comes in to pitch). Stealing of second and third is permitted when players are pitching. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game.

MAJOR LEAGUE10, 11, and 12 year oldsA regulation game consists of 6 innings. Standard Little League rules of play apply. All players must play a minimum of four innings per game. There are no offensive substitutes. The batting order will consist of all players present for the game. Players must tryout for the Major League.

Challenger Division The Challenger Division is a rewarding, Little League sanctioned, division that provides boys and girls with disabilities the opportunity to expe-rience the emotional development and the fun of playing Little League Baseball. The league was designed to provide opportunities for children with special needs of all types, and is open to children 5 to 18 years old (21 if they are still attending high school). The non-competitive games are played on Sunday afternoons from April through June. We also practice during the week. Our home games are played at the Lower Perkiomen Major League fi eld. We travel for our away games during the course of the season.

Junior, Senior, and Big League Baseball A regulation game consists of 7 innings. Games are played on regulation baseball fi elds (90 base paths). In general, standard baseball rules of play apply. All players must play a minimum of four in-nings per game. During regular season play there are no offensive substitutes. The batting order con-sists of all players present for the game. Games are played throughout District 27. The Junior League consists of players ages 13 and 14; the Senior League consists of players 15 and 16 years old; and the Big League consists of players 16, 17, and 18 years old.

Junior, Senior, and Big League Softball A regulation game consists of 7 innings. In gen-eral, standard softball rules of play apply. All play-ers must play a minimum of four innings per game. Games are played throughout District 27. The Ju-nior League consists of players ages 13 and 14; the Senior League consists of players 13 through 16 years old; and the Big League consists of players 15 through 18 years old.

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Provide organized soccer activity for the boys and girls of the communities to implant the ideals of good sporting behavior so they are well-adjusted and happy boys and girls who grow to be clean, trustworthy men and women.

Provide an environment where our children develop a love of soccer in a positive environment.

Promote, foster and perpetuate organized soccer activity for the boys and girls of our community, and to promote the physical, mental and emotional growth of our youth through the sport of soccer.

Provide soccer activity by supervisors that recognize the importance of the athletes future and that the development of that athlete will take precedence over any desire to win.

Enhance the childs development of such life skills as physical fi tness, the ability to work well as a member of a team, to think for themselves and to accept both success and failure with grace and integrity.

Build programs for every child who wants to play soccer.

Select qualifi ed coaches who are examples of WMUs beliefs and have the players and the players families best interests in mind.

Vision StatementA source of pride is a driving force, creating loyalty, participation, desire, and

satisfaction. It is the vision of West-Mont United Soccer Association to be a source of pride to all its members. The best facilities, the best food, the best friends, the best benefi ts, the best experience, the best support, all contribute to the source of pride we are developing at West-Mont United Soccer Association.

Mission StatementIt is the mission of West-Mont United Soccer Association to:


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WMU LITTLE STRIKERS PROGRAMThis enjoyable program for 3 to 5 year olds gets the little tykes started early to get out and begin kicking the ball and having fun.

INTRAMURAL PROGRAMOur Intramural Program is the lifeblood of the club. Children start here and grow their talents. Intramu-ral soccer is a fun program for players ages 4 17. Teams are formed so that practices are close to home. Games are usually played at HillTop Farm, our beautiful, 37-acre facility at 560 Royersford Road in Limerick. Our intramural program has been in existence since 1976. We pride ourselves on being the best soccer program in the area. Our intra-murals begin with a new program called Little Strik-ers for 3 and 4 year old preschool children. Then we have divisions for U4 co-ed, U5 co-ed, U6 girls and boys, U7 girls and boys, U8 girls and boys,U9 girls and boys, U10 girls and boys, U11 girls and boys, U12 girls and boys, U13 girls and boys. All players receive a game shirt and matching socks.

SUBURBAN COUNTIES SOCCER LEAGUEThis program is for the oldest group of our children, ages 13-17. Players are formed into coed teams in U14 and older age groups. The teams participate in the Suburban Counties Soccer League (SCSL), which is comprised of the Coventry, Pottsgrove, Pottstown, Phoenixville, and Boyertown clubs and possibly others. The games are on Saturdays, with week night practices. Teams travel to the various clubs to play (all are within 15-25 minutes), and half of the games are played at home.

TRAVEL SOCCER PROGRAMThe Travel Program is for the player who wants a more competitive level of play. Travel players come from the Intramural Program. Annual tryouts give children the opportunity to move up to this level. The Travel Program training prepares them for their Middle School and High School teams. Teams play against other competitive teams throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania and sometimes more far reaching.

PREMIER SOCCER PROGRAMThe Premier Program develops the player who has demonstrated the highest level of commitment and desire to progress in their game. Our premier teams play year-round, compete in State Cup tournaments, and work with professional, paid trainers or coach-es. We offer the committed player the opportunity to compete at the highest levels of play. We prepare players technically and tactically to participate as members of high school, college, state, regional, and Olympic Development teams.

TRAVEL & PREMIER TRYOUTSTryouts are conducted annually in the spring for Fall Travel and Premier teams. Tryouts are held for 3 or 4 dates for each age group. This gives the evaluators an opportunity to view the players in multiple types of situations in order to assess their readiness to play on a team and at what level.

TOP SOCCER PROGRAMThe Outreach Program for Soccer is the offi cial US Youth Soccer program enriching the lives of young athletes with disabilities through the game of soccer. West-Mont United runs a TOP Soccer program in the Fall.



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Public SchoolsPerkiomen Valley School District3 Iron Bridge Dr, Collegeville ....... 610-489-850629 E 1st Ave, Collegeville ............ 610-489-1196Evergreen Elementary School98 Kagey Rd, Collegeville ............ 610-409-9751Perkiomen Valley High School509 Gravel Rd, Collegeville ......... 610-489-1230Perkiomen Valley Middle School-East100 Kagey Rd, Collegeville .......... 610-409-8580Perkiomen Valley Middle School-West200 Big Rd, Zieglerville ............... 484-977-7210Schwenksville Elementary School55 2nd St, Schwenksville ............ 610-879-8770Skippack Elementary School4081 Heckler Rd, Collegeville...... 610-409-6060South Elementary School200 E 3rd Ave, Trappe ................. 610-489-2991Spring-Ford Area School District199 Bechtel Rd, Collegeville ........ 610-705-6000Brooke Elementary School339 N Lewis Rd, Royersford ........ 610-705-6006 Evans Elementary School125 Sunset Rd, Limerick ............. 610-705-6012Limerick Elementary School81 Limerick Center Rd, Royersford .................................. 610-705-6007Oaks Elementary SchoolP.O. Box 396, Oaks ...................... 610-705-6008

Royersford Elementary School450 Spring St, Royersford ........... 610-705-6005Spring City Elementary School190 Wall St, Spring City .............. 610-705-6004Spring-Ford Intermediate School 5th/6th833 S. Lewis Rd, Royersford ....... 610-705-6003Spring-Ford Middle School 7th Grade Center833 S. Lewis Rd, Royersford ....... 610-705-6010Spring-Ford Middle School 8th Grade Center700 Washington St, Royersford ... 610-705-6002Spring-Ford Senior High School 10-12 Gr Center350 S Lewis Rd, Royersford ........ 610-705-6001Spring-Ford Senior High School 9th Grade Center400 S Lewis Rd, Royersford ........ 610-705-6011Upper Providence Elementary School833 South Lewis Rd, Bldg 3,Royersford .................................. 610-705-6009

Private SchoolsChesterbrook Academy1001 Surrey Ln, Eagleville .......... 610-666-7001Fairview Christian Academy3050 W Germantown Pk., Fairview Village ........................... 610-539-5664Fairview Village Adventist1010 Kriebel Mill Rd., Eagleville .................................... 610-489-5960

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Kennedy-Kendrick Catholic High250 E Johnson Hwy, Norristown .................................. 610-275-3997Lutheran Church Of The Trinity1190 Valley Forge Rd., Fairview Village ........................... 610-584-8411Mother Divine Providence333 Allendale Rd., King of Prussia ............................ 610-265-2323St Eleanor701 Locust St, Collegeville .......... 610-489-9434St Teresa of Avila School2550 S Parkview Dr, Eagleville .... 610-666-6069The Malvern School1860 S Collegeville Rd., Collegeville ................................. 610-544-0200The Pathway School162 Egypt Rd, West Norriton ....... 610-539-6017Visitation BVM School190 N Trooper Rd, West Norriton .............................. 610-539-6080

PreschoolsBright Spot Preschool & Kindergarten200 W Main St, Collegeville ......... 610-489-1818Chesterbrook Academy1001 Surrey Ln, Eagleville .......... 610-666-7001Collegeville Kindercare100 Campus Dr, Collegeville ....... 610-454-9405 Creative Beginnings Preschool3768 Germantown Pk, Collegeville 610-489-4525Creative Care Too955 E Main St, Collegeville .......... 610-489-4523

Faith & Love Preschool1900 Valley Forge Rd, Eagleville .. 610-584-0923Flanagans Preschool2 Iron Bridge Dr, Collegeville ....... 610-454-7868Happy Days Preschool360 8th Ave, Collegeville ............. 610-489-2797Kiddie Academy of Collegeville301 Wartman Rd, Collegeville ..... 610-831-1141Kinder Care Learning Center100 Campus Dr, Collegeville ....... 610-454-9405Play & Learn Centers35 Evansburg Rd, Collegeville ..... 610-489-7433St Andrews Nursery School2725 Egypt Rd, Eagleville ........... 610-666-0426St Teresa of Avila School2550 S Parkview Dr., Eagleville .................................... 610-666-6069The Goddard School115 Second Ave (rte 29), Collegeville ................................. 610-454-0225 The Malvern School1860 S Collegeville Rd, Collegeville ................................. 610-544-0200The Tot Spot Learning Center555 2nd Ave, Collegeville ............ 610-831-5474Twin Acres Country Day School105 Cherry Ave, Collegeville ........ 610-489-7918Tykes & Tots1015 Bridge Rd, Collegeville ....... 610-489-1119

CollegesMontgomery County Community CollegePottstown ................................... 610-323-1939Ursinus College601 Main St, Collegeville............. 610-409-3200




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CCAREA GOLFAREA GOLFCoursesCoursesCollegeville / TrappeBella Vista Golf Course2901 Fagleysville Rd.Gilbertsville, PA 19525610-705-1855Course Type: PublicBlue Bell Country Club1800 Tournament DrBlue Bell, PA 19422610-292-6901Course Type: Private

General Washington Golf Club2750 Egypt RdAudubon, PA 19403610-666-7602Course Type: Public

Glenhardie Country Club1399 Old Eagle School RdWayne, PA 19087610-687-3180Course Type: Private

Gulph Mills Golf Club200 Swedeland RdKing of Prussia, PA 19406610-828-9370Course Type: Private

Jeffersonville Golf Club2400 W Main StJeffersonville, PA 19403610-539-0422Course Type: Public

Lederach Golf Club900 Clubhouse DrHarleysville, PA 19438215-513-3034Course Type: Publick

Limerick Golf Club765 N. Lewis Rd.Limerick, PA 19468610-495-6945Course Type: Semi Private

Mermaid Swim & Golf Club1002 Jolly RdBlue Bell, PA 19422610-275-9191Course Type: Public

Par Breakers Golf Academy & Pro Shop2300 West Drive(The PENN Building)Oaks, PA 19456610-666-9000Course Type: Instruction

Philadelphia Country Club1601 Spring Mill RdGladwyne, PA 19035610-525-6000Course Type: Private

Phoenixville Country ClubCountry Club RdPhoenixville, PA 19482610-935-9320Course Type: Private

Plymouth Country Club888 Plymouth Rd.Plymouth Meeting, PA 19401610-272-4704Course Type: Private

RiverCrest Golf Club and Preserve100 Golf Club DrivePhoenixville, PA 19460610-933-7777Course Type: Private

Rolling Turf Golf ClubSmith RdSchwenksville, PA 19473610-287-7297Course Type: Public

Skippack Golf CourseStump Hall & Cedars RdSkippack, PA 19474610-584-4226Course Type: Public

St. Davids Golf Club845 Radnor RdWayne, PA 19087610-688-9708Course Type: Private

The Club at Shannondell2750 Egypt RdAudubon, PA 19403610-382-9300Course Type: Private

Turtle Creek Golf Course303 W. Ridge PikeLimerick, PA 19468610-489-5133Course Type: Pubic

Westover Golf Club401 S Schuylkill AveJeffersonville, PA 19403610-539-4502Course Type: Semi-Private

Woods Golf Center559 W Germantown PikeEast Norriton, PA 19403610-279-0678Course Type: Public

Worcester Golf Club1600 Green Hill RdCollegeville, PA 19426610-222-0200Course Type: Public




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800 W Germantown PkEast Norriton610-539-3393Rainbow Arts & Crafts521 W Germantown PkEast Norriton610-275-5110

Birthday PartiesATA Martial Arts70 Buckwalter Rd.Royersford610-948-5999Northern Star Farm96 Third Ave. EastTrappe484-363-0273

Bowling422 Limerick Bowl653 West Ridge PkLimerick610-495-7143

Childrens GymBounce U99 Brower Ave, # 2420Oaks610-650-4500

DanceDance Centre4402 Skippack ParkSkippack610-584-5665LA Dance Galaxy2541 W Ridge PkJeffersonville610-539-9287

FishingCenter Point Pond1814 Valley Forge RdWorcester610-222-9060

Family FunArnolds Karting Ctr.422 Business Ctr., Oaks610-666-0600Jungle Wonder200-238 W Ridge PkLimerick610-489-8919

Go KartsArnolds Karting Ctr.422 Business Ctr., Oaks610-666-0600Collegeville Pit Stop3960 Germantown PkCollegeville610-489-5974

Golf - MiniatureCollegeville Pit Stop3960 Germantown PkCollegeville610-489-5974 Waltz Golf Farm303 W Ridge PkLimerick610-489-9922Woods Golf Center559 W Germantown PkEast Norriton610-279-0678

Golf - PartiesPar Breakers Golf Academy2300 West Drive (PENN Bldg.)Oaks610-666-9000

Horseback RidingLaser Farm74 Morris Rd., Harleysville267-716-2876

Martial ArtsAmKor Karate130 W Main StCollegeville610-489-7786ATA Martial Arts70 Buckwalter Rd.Royersford610-948-5999

Party RentalsNorris Sales Party Rentals(Moon Bounces)1300 E Ridge PkPlymouth Meeting610-279-5777

Sign LanguageThe Art of Signing484-984-0274

Snow TubingSpring MountainSpring Mountain RdSpring Mountain610-287-7900

SwimmingWater World655 Schuylkill RdPhoenixville610-935-1290

ZoosElmwood Park Zoo1661 Harding Blvd Norristown610-277-3825




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WWW Local ChurchesAugustus Lutheran Church717 W Main St, Collegeville .................. 610-489-9625Bible Fellowship Church of Royersford431 North Lewis Road, Royersford ....... 610-948-9764Central Schwenkfelder ChurchVallery Forge Road, Worcester .............. 610-584-4480 Christs Church of the Valley430 West Main Street, Collegeville ....... 610-831-2121 Church of St Mary40 Spring Mount Rd, Schwenksville ..... 610-287-3406Cornerstone Church of Skippack1326 Stump Hall Rd, Collegeville ......... 610-584-8086Eastern Pennsylvania Conference of United Methodist Church990 Madison Ave, Eagleville ................. 610-666-9090Fairview Village Church3044 W Germantown PkeFairview Village .................................... 610-539-3333Faith Church Of Worcester1341 Quarry Hall Rd, Worcester ........... 610-584-6603Family Bible Fellowship14 W Adair Drive, Worcester ................. 610-631-0641Grace Baptist Church GARBC1030 Quarry Hall Rd, Fairview Village ... 610-584-6566Grace Lutheran Church25 North 6 Avenue, Royersford............. 610-948-4078Graterford Bible Fellowship Church693 Church Rd, Collegeville ................. 610-489-9389Jeffersonville Presbyterian Church1921 W Main St, Jeffersonville ............. 610-539-4744Kingdom Hall Of Jehovahs WitnessesWoodland Ave & Trooper RdEast Norriton ........................................ 610-584-0777Lower Providence Baptist Church3430 Ridge Pk, Lower Providence ........ 610-539-0272Lower Providence Presbyterian Church3050 W Ridge Pk, Eagleville ................. 610-539-6635

Methacton Mennonite ChurchMill Rd, Fairview Village ....................... 610-584-4080New Covenant Church104 W 3rd Ave, Collegeville .................. 610-831-1520Norriton Presbyterian ChurchGermantown Pike & Trooper RdEast Norriton ........................................ 610-539-5599North Pointe Community Church456 W Ridge Pike, Royersford .............. 610-495-1500Providence Mennonite Church109 S Mennonite Rd, Collegeville ......... 610-489-8179Perkiomen Valley Brethren Church46 Trappe Rd, Collegeville .................... 610-489-7344Seventh-Day Adventist Church1010 Kriebel Mill Rd, Eagleville ............ 610-489-3377Skippack Church of Brethren520 Collegeville Rd, Collegeville ........... 610-489-6707St Andrews Lutheran Church2725 Egypt Rd, Eagleville .................... 610-666-6577St Eleanor Rectory647 Locust St, Collegeville ................... 610-489-1647St James Episcopal Church3768 Germantown Pk, Collegeville ....... 610-489-7564St Lukes United Church200 W Main St, Collegeville .................. 610-489-4933St Sophia Greek Orthodox Church900 S Trooper Rd, Jeffersonville ........... 610-650-8960Thomas Paine Unitarian Universalist Fellowship3424 Ridge Pk, Collegeville .................. 610-631-0280Trinity Evangelical Congregational ChurchRoyersford ........................................... 610-792-4738Trinity United Church of Christ532 E Main St, Collegeville ................... 610-489-4223Valley Forge Baptist Temple616 S Trappe Road, Collegeville ........... 610-948-8100 Valley View Community Church778 Sunnyside Ave, Eagleville .............. 610-631-2707Victory Christian Fellowship601 N Park Ave, Trooper ....................... 610-631-5664Visitation BVM Church196 N Trooper Rd, West Norriton .......... 610-539-5572

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TTAREA PARKS &AREA PARKS &TrailsTrailsMontgomery County

Human Services Center1430 DeKalb Street, Norristown, PA 19404-0311610-278-3555 | Monday - Friday | 8:30AM - 4:15PM

Central Perkiomen Valley Park(610) [email protected] Plank RoadSchwenksville, PA 19473

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Montgomery County established the parks department in 1939 and in 2005, the Department of Parks and the Department of Historic and Cultural Arts merged into a single department; the Department of Parks & Heritage Services (PHS). PHS, with assistance from a twelve-member appointed advisory Board, is responsible for creating, enhancing and sustaining the open space system consisting of county parks, historic sites, natural areas, trails, and greenways.

Montgomery County owns and/or manages more than six thousand acres of public open space, including eight parks, a major natural area, fi ve historic sites, and lands along four primary county greenways. 34 miles of existing county trails that were joined by another 28 miles developed in 2007.

These assets are the existing components of the Countys Open Space System. PHS strives to conserve,

manage and enhance the Countys natural and cultural resources and support and promote its visions and values. We adhere to an interdisciplinary, cooperative approach to provide quality landscape environments, facilities, programs, and special events that meet County-wide needs for recreation and leisure.

Each location offers unique opportunities to enjoy your favorite recreational activity, or participate in environmental and historical events and programs.

Any group or organization wishing to list their event on the County Web page, must contact the Department of Parks and Heritage Services at 610-278-3555. Please allow a minimum of 30 days advance notice to the County, so the event can be mounted on the Countys web page. The notice will be removed immediately following the date of the event.




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Lorimer Park(215) [email protected] Moredon RoadHuntingdon Valley, PA 19006

Norristown Farm Park(610) 270-0215

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Upper Schuylkill Valley Park(610) [email protected] Black Rock RoadRoyersford, PA 19468

Lower Perkiomen Valley Park (610) 666-5371

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101 New Mill RoadOaks, PA 19456

Green Lane Park(215) [email protected] Supervisor: Mark Shope P.O. Box 2492144 Snyder RDRoutes 29 & 63Green Lane, PA 18054




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Montgomery County offers its residents and visitors a premier trail system. The Montgomery County Department of Parks and Heritage Services is responsible for constructing and maintaining all county trails. We currently have 52 miles of regional county trails that connect greenways, waterways, and heritage corridors within Montgomery County. In addition, we plan to construct 10 more miles by the end of 2008.

We diligently enhance, promote, and protect these valuable natural assets. We strive to provide trail visitors with an exceptional experience while they traverse through Montgomery County on foot, bicycle, or even horseback.

Any individual or organization that wishes to use the Trails for an event must fi rst contact the Park Superintendent where the event will take place to register the event or activity. Organizers that wish to use

a County Park/Trail will be asked to complete an Application for Special Use for approval by the Park Superintendent and Parks Director. All events must be registered. Please register your event at least 90 days before your event date to assure that there are no confl icts and give the Parks Department suffi cient time to process your event registration. There may be a small fee associated with the registration. Event organizers are also reminded that the trail should be left in as good or better condition after the event, including the removal of all trash and signs. No events will be scheduled that will preclude regular visitation to the trail or that will require the closure of the trail to the general public. No races (walking/running/biking/equestrian) will be permitted. Organizations looking to use a County Trail for fund-raising purposes, must be a registered non-profi t organization, or be able to provide information that all proceeds will be donated to a non-profi t organization or agency.

Chester Valley Trail

Cross County Trail

Schuylkill River Trail

Wissahickon Trail

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of 3,600-acre Valley Forge National Historical Park are a peaceful reminder of freedom won by mens sacrifi ces long ago. It was here that General George Washington forged his Continental Army into a fi ghting force, during the winter encampment of 1777-78.

No battles were fought, no bayonet charges or artillery bombardments took place. Nonetheless, some 2,000 soldiers died more Americans than were killed at the battles of Brandywine and

Germantown combined. Valley Forge is the story of an armys epic struggle to survive against terrible odds, hunger and disease.

Here, too, is a reminder of our nations diversity. Washingtons troops were the most racially integrated of any army our country fi elded, up until Vietnam. An estimated 5,000 soldiers of African descent served in the Continental Army. Native Americans also played a role; members of the Oneida Indian Nation in particular had a crucial impact during the Valley Forge encampment.

Today, Washingtons original stone headquarters has been restored and furnished; log huts have been reconstructed; and statues and monuments throughout the park remind visitors of our national heritage. Among them are statues of General Mad Anthony Wayne and Baron Friedrich von Steuben; and the Monument to Patriots of African Descent.

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exhibits, artifacts, a gift shop, light refreshments and an 18-minute fi lm. From here, take a self-guided or scheduled tour on a scenic drive through the park, or explore the ten miles of horse trails, and six miles of multi-use trails that wind throughout the parks rolling hillsides.

Easily accessible from the Valley Forge exit of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, the park is located at Route 23 and North Gulph Road, Valley Forge, PA. It is open year-round from dawn to dusk, and the Visitor Center and other park buildings are open 9am-5pm daily. For more information, please call 610.783.1077 or visit www.nps.gov/vafo.

The Northern Star Farm, agricultural gem of the Perkiomen Valley, is an all season working dairy farm. The farms 230 acres lie exclusively within the boundaries of Trappe Borough. Owned and operated by the Wismer family since 1927, the farm hosts the October Fall Festival, and offers childrens birthday parties, school tours, wedding receptions, stay-cations, private and group sleigh rides, horse-drawn carriage rides, farm life and animal classes, farm fresh eggs, and sign rentals.

Northern Star Farm & DairyALL SEASON WORKING DAIRY FARM!

For more information, please visitwww.northernstarfarm.net or call 484-363-027396 Third Ave EastTrappe, Pa 19426




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GGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHNGNGNGNG HUNTING &HUNTING &FishingFishingPennsylvania

Although Pennsylvania may have been named for its woods, our waters are the real attraction. There are more than 83,000 miles of streams and rivers, along with 4,000 inland lakes and ponds covering 160,000 acres, plus 470,000 acres of Lake Erie. What does this mean to you? Theres plenty of good fi shing nearby! Go to www.fi sh.state.pa.us for more information about fi shing in Pennsylania.

Fishing

Know and obey the rules and regulations of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of State Parks.

Know the boundaries of hunting areas and safety zones.

All hunters must have a current Pennsylvania hunting license.

Hunting woodchucks is prohibited.

Dog training is permitted from the day after Labor Day to March 31.

Use extreme caution with fi rearms at all times.

Contact the park offi ce for accessible hunting information.

Remember, non-hunters may be in hunting areas.

Visit www.pgc.state.pa.us for more information about Pennsylvania hunting.

For more than 100 years, the Game Commission has managed the Commonwealths wildlife resources for all Pennsylvanians. With the help of more than 700 full-time employees and thousands of part-timers and volunteers, the agency provides a host of benefi ts to wildlife, state residents and visitors.

Hunting




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PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPGOVERNMENTGOVERNMENT PagesPagesCollegeville / TrappeEmergency Phone NumbersPolice, Fire, Ambulance EMERGENCY ........................... 911Collegeville Police ...................................... (610) 489-9332 State Police (Trappe).................................. (610) 584-1250Collegeville Fire Department ...................... (610) 489-4464Trappe Fire Department ............................. (610) 489-2700Ambulance ................................................................... 911Mont. County Radio Room ......................... (610) 275-1222PECO Energy Power Outage ...................... (800) 841-4141Poison Control ........................................... (215) 386-2100

Collegeville Borough 491 E. Main St. Collegeville PA 19426Hours of Operation: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Monday - Friday (except holidays)Phone ...................................................... (610) 489-9208Fax ....................................................... (610) 489-6661Web Site .......................................www.collegeville-pa.gov

Trappe Borough 525 W. Main St. Trappe PA 19426Hours of Operation: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday - Friday (except holidays)Phone ...................................................... (610) 489-7181Fax ....................................................... (610) 489-8827Web Site ..................................... www.trappeborough.com

HospitalsPhoenixville ............................................... (610) 983-1000Montgomery .............................................. (610) 270-2000Mercy Suburban ........................................ (610) 278-2000

PA Game CommissionRegional Offi ce .......................................... (610) 926-3136 or call ......................................... (610) 926-3137Fax .........................................

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