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HONEY BROOKBOROUGH
Nestled Between the Forks of the Brandywine
Honey Brook Borough, 71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344
Inside This Issue
Honey Brook Borough NewsletterHoney Brook BoroughPO Box 249Honey Brook, PA 19344
Borough Directory ...............................................................3Election Day........................................................................32016-2017 Borough Events ................................................3From the Chief ....................................................................4Honey Brook Police Department Toy Drive.........................4Tips for having a Spooktacular Halloween..........................4Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.....................................4Call 911 ...............................................................................4
A Message from the Public Works Department ..................5Your Property and Borough Roads .....................................5Winter Holiday Safety..........................................................5Honey Brook Dedicates Veterans Monument ..................6-7Honey Brook Food Pantry...................................................8Honey Brook Library Happenings .......................................8Christmas Tree Pick Up ......................................................9PA’s School Bus Stopping Law ...........................................9
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Fall/Winter 2016
BOROUGH PARK WRAPS UP A SUMMER OF FUN FAMILY EVENTS
Honey Brook Borough Park and Rec Committee would like to thank residentsand visitors from other communities who attended our park events and
contributed to a fun-filled successful season. For the most part the weathercooperated and we were able to enjoy wonderful music in the park. A special thankyou goes out to the Honey Brook Lions Club for providing food and beverages forsale at all of the concerts.
Honey Brook Borough sponsored three bocce tournaments organized by the Honey Brook Bocce Club. The last tournament is scheduled for Saturday,November 5. This tournament is the Turkey Tournament and features a full turkeydinner courtside. The registration fee for teams of four is $20. If you are interestedin participating in the Turkey Tournament please email Tom Norlen [email protected].
The Park and Rec Committee is planning another season of outdoorconcerts and tournaments for the 2017 season. Check the Boroughwebsite from time to time for updates.honeybrookborough.net
This Community Newsletter is produced for
Honey Brook Borough by Hometown Press(215) 257-1500 • All rights reserved®
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141 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 129Honey Brook, PA 19344
GOOD FOOD, INC
Processors ofSyrups • Sugars • Molasses • Oils
Shoofly Pie & Shoofly Cake Mix • Pancake MixFunnel Cake Mix • Old Fashion Candies
Molasses Cookies • Shoofly Whoopie PiesSnack Mixes • Jelly • Jam • and much more
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Your agency for Auto • Home • BusinessLife • Health Insurance
MARK TROUPEAUTO BODY INC.Collision Repairs • General Repairs
State Inspections & Emissions499 Poplar Road
Honey Brook, PA 19344610-273-3686
www.marktroupeautobody.com
Route 322 E.Horseshoe VillageHoney Brook, PA
610-273-3316
John’s Car Wash Inc.FAMILY DENTISTRYNew Patients Welcome
MARSHA M. KIRSCHNER, D.M.D., P.C.4660 Horseshoe Pike
Honey Brook, PA 19344(610) 273-3410
5166 Horseshoe PikeP.O. Box 520
Honey Brook, PA 19344
610-273-2436
Honey BrookCustom Cabinets, Inc.
P: 610.273.3131F: 610.273.3737
www.hboutdoorpower.com
4270 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook, PA 19344
3460 Lincoln HighwayThorndale, PA 19372P: 610-383-7810F: [email protected]
KEEN KEEN & GOOD, LLCAttorneys at Law
www.KKGLawFirm.com
Meeting the Legal Needs of Our Community
Auto Accidents & Personal Injury • Estate Administration / Probate
Trust & Estate Planning • Elder Law & Long-term Planning
Real Estate Transactions • Business Law
Brandywine PharmacyEsther Grandizio-Sward, Pharmacist
Prescriptions • Cards • Country GiftsHome Health Care ProductsOver The Counter Drugs
Free Delivery • Digital Photo KioskFax and Copy Services Available
Hrs: Mon.-Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-3, Sun. 10-2
The Prescription for Savings2503 Conestoga Ave
PO Box 730Honey Brook, PA 19344
Phone: 610-273-3900 • Fax: 610-273-9933
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HONEY BROOK BOROUGH71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344
Phone: 610-273-2020 • Fax: 610-273-1261Email: [email protected] • www.honeybrookborough.net
Mayor: Chris MulhallCouncil President: Jessica Curtis • Council Vice President: Jeanne Jenzano
Council Members: James Mimm, Matthew Halvorsen, Rich Florio, Christopher Ott, Ron Rosciolo
Borough Clerk:Marion Perez
Zoning Officer: Anthony Campbell610-931-3040
Office hours: M-W-F 8:00 am - 1:00 pm Borough Council Meetings: 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 pm
OCTOBER 24HALLOWEEN PARADE
7:00 PM (RAIN DATE 10/25)
OCTOBER 31TRICK-OR-TREAT
6:00-8:00 PM
NOVEMBER 5BOCCE TURKEY TOURNAMENT
9:00 AM (RAIN DATE 11/6)
NOVEMBER 12LIONS CLUB CHICKEN CORN SOUP SALE
NOON TIL SOLD OUT
DECEMBER 4BOROUGH CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING
7:00 PM BOROUGH HALL
DECEMBER 17LIONS CLUB
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA7:00 AM-11:00 AM
&HB WOMEN’S CLUB CHILDREN’S
CHRISTMAS STORE8:00 AM -11:00 AM
2016-2017 BOROUGH EVENTS
Redefining Retirement™
Integrity
Compassion
Trust
Stewardship
Community
HOUSEHOLD CLEAN-OUTSPECIAL PICK UPS99% C&D LOADS RECYCLED
NEW CONSTRUCTIONCLEAN WOOD
TRASH DEPOT, INC.Dumpster Roll-Off Service
“Always the Lowest Rate”Scrap IronStumpsClean FillCardboardSame/Next Day Emergency Service
610-942-3806 1-866-942-3806
Honey BrookMichael LauerPresident
COMMONWEALTH CODEINSPECTION SERVICE. INC.
Pete Kingsley
Cell Phone: 717-278-0964176 Doe Run Road Telephone: 717-664-2347Manheim, PA 17545 Toll Free: 800-732-0043
E-mail: [email protected]
Eagle Disposal of Pa, Inc.717-355-9560
“Quality Services withQuality Prices”
“Quality Services withQuality Prices”
JELKE’S FABRICATION COMPANY, INC.
610-942-9343
1808 HORSESHOE PIKE
HONEY BROOK, PA 19344
Nicholas L. Wengrin, DMDShaun S. Lavallee, DMD
Honey Brook, PA
610-273-3553
Family dental care for over 33 years!
Creating beautiful smiles!
New patients welcome!
THE HONEY BROOK LIONS CLUB WILL BE HOSTING A FISH FRY DINNER
EVERY FRIDAY DURING LENT AT 5:00 PM AT THE LIONS CENTERDATES ARE: 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31, 4/7, 4/14
ELECTION DAYNOVEMBER 8BOROUGH HALL
POLLS ARE OPEN 7AM TIL 8 PM
DON’TFORGET
TOVOTE!Welcome to Honey Brook
CONOCO GAS STATION• Tobacco Outlet• Roll Your Own Tobacco• Lowest Price Cigarettes
610-273-75054621 Horseshoe Pike • Honey Brook, PA 19344
Trick-or-Treating is one of the highlights of Halloween for kids. Here are a few tips to make yourfamily’s Halloween fun and safe:
Parents should always supervise young children while Trick-or-Treating
Older children should Trick-or-Treat in groups and establish a “return home” time with parents
Trick-or-Treat only in familiar neighborhoods
Children should wait to eat treats until after they are thoroughly inspected by parents
Children should carry light sticks, flashlights or use reflective tape on costumes somotorists can see them on dark streets
Trick-or-Treat only during the designated hours established by HoneyBrook Borough
Trick-or-Treat is scheduled for Monday, October 31st from 6:00-8:00 pm.
TIPS FOR HAVING A SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN
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The Honey Brook Borough Police Department is blessed with Awesome residents. We were awestruck with theamount of support shown to this Department by all of the Blue Ribbons hanging on houses and mailboxes.
This is why we Love this community. We are all Family!
Sincerely,
Chief Patrick J. Ely, Honey Brook Borough Police Dept.
HONEY BROOK POLICE DEPARTMENT TOY DRIVE
FROM THE CHIEF…
CALL 911The Honey Brook Police Department is asking all residents in need of police response for EMERGENCY orNON EMERGENCY issues to dial 911. This assures that thorough crime reporting occurs. Instead of callingBorough Hall or the Police Department office, residents should always call 911. The information called in to911 will assist the HBBPD in analyzing patterns in criminal activity and ultimately make for a safer community.
514 Twin County Road, Honey Brook, PA 19344610-286-9797
BANNON METALSRoll-Off Service Available for
Commercial & Industrial Accounts
Ferrous • Non-Ferrous • Storage Batteries
RAYMOND BANNON, Buyer of Scrap Metals
John & TerriLatshaw’s Junk Removal
610-273-7490www.latshawsjunkremoval.com
Basement to AtticHousehold & Property Clean-out
Dumpster Rental Service
[email protected] Reservoir Road, Honey Brook, PA 19344
• 24 Hour Skilled Nursing Care• Medicare Approved• Professional Dietary Services Including a Chef, Baker & Nutritionist• TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition)• Extensive Activities Program• Complete Rehabilitative Therapy Programs - including physical, speech and occupational therapies for both in and outpatients and laser therapy for pain and would healing
• IV Therapy (Intravenous)• Certified Wound Care Specialist• Social Service/Family Support Programs/Respite Care• Short Stays for Pre- and Post-Operative Care
January 4 and January 18, 2017CHRISTMAS TREE PICK UP IS SCHEDULED FOR
Sunday, December 4th • Borough Hall, 7:00 pm
Residents of Honey Brook Borough are invited to the annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Carolingevent scheduled for Sunday, December 4th, at 7:00 at Borough Hall. Santa Claus will be there to seewho has been naughty or nice….and holiday refreshments will be served.
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
The Honey Brook Borough Police Department is collecting new, unwrapped toys for their 2016 Christmas Toy Drive.Toys for children ages 3-15 are needed. Toys can be dropped off at Borough Hall, the Police Department, Eby’s
Market, BB&T Bank, M&T Bank, Honey Brook Presbyterian Church and Living God Lutheran Church from November14th to December 19th. Monetary donations are also appreciated to help the Police Department provide Christmasdinners for residents in need. Monetary donations can be dropped off at the Police Department or Borough Hall. ThePolice Department will accept cash or checks made out to the Honey Brook Police Department Activity Fund.
When a School Bus is stopped on a highway or trafficway with its red lights flashing and side arm extended,
a driver following or approaching must stop at least 10 feetfrom reaching the bus and remain stationary until the lightson the bus are turned off or the children who may havealighted (stepped down or dismounted) have reached aplace of safety.
The driver of a vehicle approaching an intersection atwhich a School Bus is stopped shall stop his vehicle at thatintersection until the flashing red signal lights on the SchoolBus are no longer activated.
If you are convicted of violating Pennsylvania’s SchoolBus Stopping Law, you will receive the following additionalPenalties including the below fine and costs:
• FINE $250.00• EMS $10.00• MCARE/SURCHARGE $75.00• COSTS $38.50• JCP / ATJ $10.00Total Costs Due $383.50• 60 Day Driver’s License Suspension• Five (5) points on your driving record
Your requirements and responsibilitiesas a licensed Pennsylvania driver are toobey the School Bus Stopping Law.
• ONLY when the bus is on theopposite side of the street with aclearly defined dividing section or physical barriersproviding separate roadways do drivers not have tostop on a highway or roadway.
• YOU MUST STOP when you meet or are attempting to pass or overtake a stopped school bus with red signal lights flashing and the stop arm bar is extended.
• YOU MUST STOP when you approach an intersectionwhere a school bus is stopped with red signal lightsflashing and the stop arm is extended.
• YOU MUST STOP on roadways divided with paintedlines.
• YOU MUST STOP at an intersection whether it is or isnot marked with a stop sign. ALL TRAFFIC MUSTSTOP.
• YOU MUST STOP at least ten (10) feet away from theSchool Bus.
Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law Pennsylvania Vehicle CodePAVC 3345(a) Meeting or Overtaking School Bus
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HONEY BROOK FOOD PANTRY MEETS THE GROWING NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY
Honey Brook Food Pantry continues into their fourth year, consistently serving nearly750 people each month. Over 75 NEW families received assistance over the summer
alone. The Food Pantry distributed over 350 supplemental food boxes to children in needduring the summer months. The Children’s Backpack program will commence again in lateSeptember with approximately 70 children receiving weekend food assistance. In theircontinual effort to promote food independence, the Pantry began a food growing programwhere 16 families in three local mobile home communities began growing their ownvegetables over the summer. Assisting members of the community in finding employmenthas also become a goal of the Honey Brook Food Pantry. They have been receivingemployment postings and hope to fulfill their mission of food independence by sharing jobopportunities with people seeking employment. The Honey Brook Food Pantry has thusfar been operating out of a space which afforded them a rental subsidy. That subsidy hasended, so moving forward the Pantry will be responsible for the full cost of rent and will beencouraging monthly donations to cover increased rental costs and the purchase of nutritional food.
The Honey Brook Food Pantry distribution location is Door #8 of the Good Food Distribution Center., 5064 HorseshoePike, Honey Brook.(Across from Wimpy and Dee’s Diner) Phone # 610-273-6102.
UPCOMING FOOD DISTRIBUTION DATES October 12, 2016.…..10:00 am-1:30 pm October 26, 2016.…..4:00 pm-6:30 pm
November 9, 2016.…10:00 am-1:30 pm November 30, 2016...4:00 pm-6:30 pm
Thank You To The Businesses and Organizations!Honey Brook Borough would like to thank the businesses and organizations that appear in this newsletter and to recognize them each as supporters and cornerstones of our community. It is with their contributions that this
newsletter has been produced at no charge to our residents.
PLEASE BRING REUSABLE BAGS!
HONEY BROOK LIBRARY HAPPENINGS
The Honey Brook Community Libraryhas a number of fun family programs
lined up for the fall and winter months.Storytime with Miss Jennifer continues onWednesdays and Thursdays, September 7through December 1 at 10:00 am. Childrenwill enjoy songs, stories and crafts. Thisprogram is best suited for preschool ages 2-5, but all ages are welcome. There will be noStorytime program on September 28 and 29or October 19 and 20.
The Mystery Book Club meets on the thirdTuesday of each month at 1:00 pm. Stop in at thelibrary to pick up a reading list. For questionsabout this club call the library at 610-273-3303.
Join Miss Melissa at the Honey Brook library for the RaiseA Reader program. Raise A Reader meets at the Library onFridays September 23, 30 and October 7, 14 at 10:00 am. Thisprogram is designed for children ages 0-36 months and limited
to 15 children and their caregivers. Rhymes, finger plays, musicand lots of books will be enjoyed.
Sewing with Ms. Nancy is scheduled for Wednesdays from6:30-8:00 pm at the Honey Brook Library. Ms. Nancy will helpparticipants with basic sewing skills or choose a pattern orproject from the Library’s many sewing books. The Library hasfive sewing machines or you can bring your own.
Knitting and Crocheting Club meets onThursdays from 7:00-9:00 pm at the HoneyBrook Library. Bring your own supplies and jointhe group for an evening of needlework.
Pieces- Autism Support Group meets on the second Tuesdayof each month at the Honey Brook Library from 6:00-7;00 pm.Parents and siblings are welcome.
For information about any of the Library’s programs please call610-273-3303 or email the Library Director, Jennifer Spade [email protected].
A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
The winter months are here and inclement weather is inevitable. Please remember to move cars off of Borough streets when asnow emergency is declared. A snow emergency is declared when there are 3 or more inches of snow. The street crew attempts
to clear all streets to the curb line during snow removal and that process is difficult when cars are parked on the street. Residentsshould clear sidewalks of snow within 24 hours. Please do not shovel, throw or plow snow from your sidewalks or driveways into
the street. The plow cannot be lifted at every driveway so please clear your driveway after the plow has passed. Residentsshould us a chemical ice melting product rather than salt to preserve their sidewalks. Salt is corrosive and will causedamage. Please keep in mind that the streets are cleared in order of traffic priority, main roads first, then secondaryroads.
RESIDENTS WHO HAVE A FIRE HYDRANT LOCATED ON THEIR SIDEWALK SHOULD SHOVEL SNOW FROM AROUND THEHYDRANT. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL WASTE CRITICAL TIME CLEARING THE HYDRANT IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE.
YARD WASTE COLLECTION ENDS NOVEMBER 16 AND WILL RESUME APRIL 19, 2017
YOUR PROPERTY AND BOROUGH ROADS
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE WIDTH OF borough roads inmost all cases does not stop at the edge of the road pavement
or even the edge of a roadside storm water ditch or curb that maybe along your property? Also, even though you are required tomaintain this area, it is part of the Borough’s “Right of Way” andyou are not permitted to put anything in that area except yourmailbox without the Borough’s written permission. If you want to plant trees or shrubbery, install a fence, construct
a retaining wall (permit required) or make other improvements onyour property a good rule of thumb is to stay back at least five feetfrom the edge of any ditch, or absent of a ditch, the edge of thepaved road or curb before making your improvement. If you placeanything in the “Right of Way” you may be required to remove it atyour expense. In addition to the above mentioned improvements,you are also not permitted to place other items in the road “Right
of Way” including portable basketball standards or goals, rocks,grass clippings, etc. Please keep trash cans and recycle bins behindcurb, especially in snow events. The borough is not responsible to reimburse residents for any
items in the “Right of Way” including mailboxes that are damagedas a result of road maintenance or improvement activities. Ensuringthe mailbox lid is no further than the back side of the curb will helpto minimize damage. Under no circumstances are residents permitted to direct any
water into a Borough ditch or storm drain or onto a road surfacewhether it is storm water or the discharge of water from pools,sump pumps or another facility without the Borough’s writtenpermission. Questions concerning the above information shouldbe directed to Bill Ford, Public Works Director, [email protected].
Winter HolidaySafety
Winter holidays are a time for families and friends to get together. But that also means a greater risk for fire.Following a few simple tips will ensure a happy and fire-safe holiday season.
HOLIDAY DECORATING7 Be careful with holiday decorations. Choose decorations that are flame resistant or flame retardant.7 Keep lit candles away from decorations and other things that can burn.7 Some lights are only for indoor or outdoor use, but not both.7 Replace any string of lights with worn or broken cords or loose bulb connections. Connect no morethan three strands of mini lights sets and a maximum of 50 bulbs for screw-in bulbs. Readmanufacturer’s instructions for number of LED strands to connect.
7 Use clips, not nails, to hang lights so the cords do not get damaged.7 Keep decorations away from windows and doors
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING7 Test your smoke alarms and tell guests about your home fire escape plan. 7 Keep children and pets away from lit candles.7 Keep matches and lighters up high in a locked cabinet.7 Stay in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop.7 Ask smokers to smoke outside. Remind smokers to keep their smoking materials with them soyoung children do not touch them.
7 Provide large, deep ashtrays for smokers. Wet cigarette butts with water before discarding.
Before Heading Outor to BedBlow out lit candles when you leaveor go to bed. Turn off all light stringsand decorations before leaving homeor going to bed.
FACTSTwo of every five homedecoration fires are startedby candles.Nearly half of holidaydecoration fires happenbecause decorations areplaced too close to a heatsource.
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Your Source for SAFETY InformationNFPA Public Education Division • 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169 www.nfpa.org/education
Holiday Distribution: December 10, 2016. . .10:00 am-1:00 pm (Saturday)
December 14, 2016.…10:00 am-1:30 pmDecember 28, 2016.….4:00 pm-6:30 pm
HONEY BROOK DEDICATES VETERANS MONUMENT IN BOROUGH PARK
Nine months of planning by the Veterans Monument Committee culminated in theinstallation and dedication of a monument honoring Honey Brook area veterans; past,
present and future. The Veterans Monument Committee consisted of Jack Martin andFrank Fredella of the Honey Brook American Legion, Jeanne Jenzano, Chris Ott and RichFlorio of Honey Brook Borough Council, and Honey Brook residents Lieutenant ColonelGeorge Downey, Maggie Prichard and Trish Amoroso.
On September 24, veterans, family members and residents gathered in Honey BrookBorough Park for a dedication ceremony which included the Parkesburg VFW Color Guardand remarks by Jack Martin, Honey Brook American Legion, Representative TimHennessey, Congressman Patrick Meehan, Councilman Rich Florio and Mayor ChrisMulhall. Pastor Bill Wisneski offered the invocation and Bill Androwick sang a movingrendition of the National Anthem. The Guest of Honor, Lindley Cattell Pfc., WWII veteranand POW, shared a riveting account of his wartime experience and unveiled the monument.A BBQ lunch followed with musical entertainment by Ben Richards, Hannah Alpert, DaveLehr, The LCB Band and Sam Schmidthuber.
The Honey Brook Veterans Monument Committee would like to sincerely thank all thoseindividuals, businesses and organizations who sponsored the veterans monument projectas well as those who attended the event. Special thanks goes out to Brandywine Quarryfor donating the natural stone boulder and Dan Hiltebeitel, a USMC veteran, who offeredhis masonry skills to adhere the bronze plaque and emblems to the boulder. Honey BrookBorough Public Works Director Bill Ford and the Honey Brook Fire Co were instrumentalin providing and setting up the tables and chairs, and their efforts were much appreciated.
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HardwareHardwareHONEY BROOK
WE’RE STIHL IN TOWN
5004 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook, PA 19344
Mon. - Thurs. 6am-6pmFri. 6am-7pm Sat. 7am-3pm
Phone: 610-273-3724Fax: 610-273-2222WEISER ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, LLC
Civil • Municipal • Site PlanningChristopher Falencki, P.E.
President
610-670-6466Fax 610-670-1226
425 Columbus Street • Wernersville, PA 19565
Honey Brook Borough Police Department participated in veterans monumentdedication ceremony...left to right, Patrolman Tony Howe, Patrolman CalvinWilson, Chief Patrick Ely, Patrolman Brian Hughes, Patrolman Gary Frey
Fuel OilKerosene
For Delivery or ServiceCall 610-273-3075
SUPLEE OILS E R V I C E , I N C .
P.O. Box 26 Honey Brook, PA 19344
4028 Horseshoe Pike AlignmentsHoney Brook, PA 19344 Full Service RepairsVoice 610-273-2021 610-273-9756 PA Safety & Emissions TestingFax 610-273-3912 Tire Repair & Custom Exhaust
4028 Horseshoe Pike AlignmentsHoney Brook, PA 19344 Full Service RepairsVoice 610-273-2021 610-273-9756 PA Safety & Emissions TestingFax 610-273-3912 Tire Repair & Custom Exhaust
Guest of Honor,Lindley Cattelladdressing theaudience.
Ben Richards, Hannah Alpert, Dave Lehr performing for the crowd.
LCB Band featuring Sam Schmidthuber performing for the crowd.
Community participated in honoring veterans at dedicationceremony.
Veterans in attendance gather around monument for a group photo.
HONEY BROOK DEDICATES VETERANS MONUMENT IN BOROUGH PARK
Nine months of planning by the Veterans Monument Committee culminated in theinstallation and dedication of a monument honoring Honey Brook area veterans; past,
present and future. The Veterans Monument Committee consisted of Jack Martin andFrank Fredella of the Honey Brook American Legion, Jeanne Jenzano, Chris Ott and RichFlorio of Honey Brook Borough Council, and Honey Brook residents Lieutenant ColonelGeorge Downey, Maggie Prichard and Trish Amoroso.
On September 24, veterans, family members and residents gathered in Honey BrookBorough Park for a dedication ceremony which included the Parkesburg VFW Color Guardand remarks by Jack Martin, Honey Brook American Legion, Representative TimHennessey, Congressman Patrick Meehan, Councilman Rich Florio and Mayor ChrisMulhall. Pastor Bill Wisneski offered the invocation and Bill Androwick sang a movingrendition of the National Anthem. The Guest of Honor, Lindley Cattell Pfc., WWII veteranand POW, shared a riveting account of his wartime experience and unveiled the monument.A BBQ lunch followed with musical entertainment by Ben Richards, Hannah Alpert, DaveLehr, The LCB Band and Sam Schmidthuber.
The Honey Brook Veterans Monument Committee would like to sincerely thank all thoseindividuals, businesses and organizations who sponsored the veterans monument projectas well as those who attended the event. Special thanks goes out to Brandywine Quarryfor donating the natural stone boulder and Dan Hiltebeitel, a USMC veteran, who offeredhis masonry skills to adhere the bronze plaque and emblems to the boulder. Honey BrookBorough Public Works Director Bill Ford and the Honey Brook Fire Co were instrumentalin providing and setting up the tables and chairs, and their efforts were much appreciated.
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HardwareHardwareHONEY BROOK
WE’RE STIHL IN TOWN
5004 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook, PA 19344
Mon. - Thurs. 6am-6pmFri. 6am-7pm Sat. 7am-3pm
Phone: 610-273-3724Fax: 610-273-2222WEISER ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS, LLC
Civil • Municipal • Site PlanningChristopher Falencki, P.E.
President
610-670-6466Fax 610-670-1226
425 Columbus Street • Wernersville, PA 19565
Honey Brook Borough Police Department participated in veterans monumentdedication ceremony...left to right, Patrolman Tony Howe, Patrolman CalvinWilson, Chief Patrick Ely, Patrolman Brian Hughes, Patrolman Gary Frey
Fuel OilKerosene
For Delivery or ServiceCall 610-273-3075
SUPLEE OILS E R V I C E , I N C .
P.O. Box 26 Honey Brook, PA 19344
4028 Horseshoe Pike AlignmentsHoney Brook, PA 19344 Full Service RepairsVoice 610-273-2021 610-273-9756 PA Safety & Emissions TestingFax 610-273-3912 Tire Repair & Custom Exhaust
4028 Horseshoe Pike AlignmentsHoney Brook, PA 19344 Full Service RepairsVoice 610-273-2021 610-273-9756 PA Safety & Emissions TestingFax 610-273-3912 Tire Repair & Custom Exhaust
Guest of Honor,Lindley Cattelladdressing theaudience.
Ben Richards, Hannah Alpert, Dave Lehr performing for the crowd.
LCB Band featuring Sam Schmidthuber performing for the crowd.
Community participated in honoring veterans at dedicationceremony.
Veterans in attendance gather around monument for a group photo.
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HONEY BROOK FOOD PANTRY MEETS THE GROWING NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY
Honey Brook Food Pantry continues into their fourth year, consistently serving nearly750 people each month. Over 75 NEW families received assistance over the summer
alone. The Food Pantry distributed over 350 supplemental food boxes to children in needduring the summer months. The Children’s Backpack program will commence again in lateSeptember with approximately 70 children receiving weekend food assistance. In theircontinual effort to promote food independence, the Pantry began a food growing programwhere 16 families in three local mobile home communities began growing their ownvegetables over the summer. Assisting members of the community in finding employmenthas also become a goal of the Honey Brook Food Pantry. They have been receivingemployment postings and hope to fulfill their mission of food independence by sharing jobopportunities with people seeking employment. The Honey Brook Food Pantry has thusfar been operating out of a space which afforded them a rental subsidy. That subsidy hasended, so moving forward the Pantry will be responsible for the full cost of rent and will beencouraging monthly donations to cover increased rental costs and the purchase of nutritional food.
The Honey Brook Food Pantry distribution location is Door #8 of the Good Food Distribution Center., 5064 HorseshoePike, Honey Brook.(Across from Wimpy and Dee’s Diner) Phone # 610-273-6102.
UPCOMING FOOD DISTRIBUTION DATES October 12, 2016.…..10:00 am-1:30 pm October 26, 2016.…..4:00 pm-6:30 pm
November 9, 2016.…10:00 am-1:30 pm November 30, 2016...4:00 pm-6:30 pm
Thank You To The Businesses and Organizations!Honey Brook Borough would like to thank the businesses and organizations that appear in this newsletter and to recognize them each as supporters and cornerstones of our community. It is with their contributions that this
newsletter has been produced at no charge to our residents.
PLEASE BRING REUSABLE BAGS!
HONEY BROOK LIBRARY HAPPENINGS
The Honey Brook Community Libraryhas a number of fun family programs
lined up for the fall and winter months.Storytime with Miss Jennifer continues onWednesdays and Thursdays, September 7through December 1 at 10:00 am. Childrenwill enjoy songs, stories and crafts. Thisprogram is best suited for preschool ages 2-5, but all ages are welcome. There will be noStorytime program on September 28 and 29or October 19 and 20.
The Mystery Book Club meets on the thirdTuesday of each month at 1:00 pm. Stop in at thelibrary to pick up a reading list. For questionsabout this club call the library at 610-273-3303.
Join Miss Melissa at the Honey Brook library for the RaiseA Reader program. Raise A Reader meets at the Library onFridays September 23, 30 and October 7, 14 at 10:00 am. Thisprogram is designed for children ages 0-36 months and limited
to 15 children and their caregivers. Rhymes, finger plays, musicand lots of books will be enjoyed.
Sewing with Ms. Nancy is scheduled for Wednesdays from6:30-8:00 pm at the Honey Brook Library. Ms. Nancy will helpparticipants with basic sewing skills or choose a pattern orproject from the Library’s many sewing books. The Library hasfive sewing machines or you can bring your own.
Knitting and Crocheting Club meets onThursdays from 7:00-9:00 pm at the HoneyBrook Library. Bring your own supplies and jointhe group for an evening of needlework.
Pieces- Autism Support Group meets on the second Tuesdayof each month at the Honey Brook Library from 6:00-7;00 pm.Parents and siblings are welcome.
For information about any of the Library’s programs please call610-273-3303 or email the Library Director, Jennifer Spade [email protected].
A MESSAGE FROM THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
The winter months are here and inclement weather is inevitable. Please remember to move cars off of Borough streets when asnow emergency is declared. A snow emergency is declared when there are 3 or more inches of snow. The street crew attempts
to clear all streets to the curb line during snow removal and that process is difficult when cars are parked on the street. Residentsshould clear sidewalks of snow within 24 hours. Please do not shovel, throw or plow snow from your sidewalks or driveways into
the street. The plow cannot be lifted at every driveway so please clear your driveway after the plow has passed. Residentsshould us a chemical ice melting product rather than salt to preserve their sidewalks. Salt is corrosive and will causedamage. Please keep in mind that the streets are cleared in order of traffic priority, main roads first, then secondaryroads.
RESIDENTS WHO HAVE A FIRE HYDRANT LOCATED ON THEIR SIDEWALK SHOULD SHOVEL SNOW FROM AROUND THEHYDRANT. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL WASTE CRITICAL TIME CLEARING THE HYDRANT IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE.
YARD WASTE COLLECTION ENDS NOVEMBER 16 AND WILL RESUME APRIL 19, 2017
YOUR PROPERTY AND BOROUGH ROADS
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE WIDTH OF borough roads inmost all cases does not stop at the edge of the road pavement
or even the edge of a roadside storm water ditch or curb that maybe along your property? Also, even though you are required tomaintain this area, it is part of the Borough’s “Right of Way” andyou are not permitted to put anything in that area except yourmailbox without the Borough’s written permission. If you want to plant trees or shrubbery, install a fence, construct
a retaining wall (permit required) or make other improvements onyour property a good rule of thumb is to stay back at least five feetfrom the edge of any ditch, or absent of a ditch, the edge of thepaved road or curb before making your improvement. If you placeanything in the “Right of Way” you may be required to remove it atyour expense. In addition to the above mentioned improvements,you are also not permitted to place other items in the road “Right
of Way” including portable basketball standards or goals, rocks,grass clippings, etc. Please keep trash cans and recycle bins behindcurb, especially in snow events. The borough is not responsible to reimburse residents for any
items in the “Right of Way” including mailboxes that are damagedas a result of road maintenance or improvement activities. Ensuringthe mailbox lid is no further than the back side of the curb will helpto minimize damage. Under no circumstances are residents permitted to direct any
water into a Borough ditch or storm drain or onto a road surfacewhether it is storm water or the discharge of water from pools,sump pumps or another facility without the Borough’s writtenpermission. Questions concerning the above information shouldbe directed to Bill Ford, Public Works Director, [email protected].
Winter HolidaySafety
Winter holidays are a time for families and friends to get together. But that also means a greater risk for fire.Following a few simple tips will ensure a happy and fire-safe holiday season.
HOLIDAY DECORATING7 Be careful with holiday decorations. Choose decorations that are flame resistant or flame retardant.7 Keep lit candles away from decorations and other things that can burn.7 Some lights are only for indoor or outdoor use, but not both.7 Replace any string of lights with worn or broken cords or loose bulb connections. Connect no morethan three strands of mini lights sets and a maximum of 50 bulbs for screw-in bulbs. Readmanufacturer’s instructions for number of LED strands to connect.
7 Use clips, not nails, to hang lights so the cords do not get damaged.7 Keep decorations away from windows and doors
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINING7 Test your smoke alarms and tell guests about your home fire escape plan. 7 Keep children and pets away from lit candles.7 Keep matches and lighters up high in a locked cabinet.7 Stay in the kitchen when cooking on the stovetop.7 Ask smokers to smoke outside. Remind smokers to keep their smoking materials with them soyoung children do not touch them.
7 Provide large, deep ashtrays for smokers. Wet cigarette butts with water before discarding.
Before Heading Outor to BedBlow out lit candles when you leaveor go to bed. Turn off all light stringsand decorations before leaving homeor going to bed.
FACTSTwo of every five homedecoration fires are startedby candles.Nearly half of holidaydecoration fires happenbecause decorations areplaced too close to a heatsource.
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Your Source for SAFETY InformationNFPA Public Education Division • 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169 www.nfpa.org/education
Holiday Distribution: December 10, 2016. . .10:00 am-1:00 pm (Saturday)
December 14, 2016.…10:00 am-1:30 pmDecember 28, 2016.….4:00 pm-6:30 pm
Trick-or-Treating is one of the highlights of Halloween for kids. Here are a few tips to make yourfamily’s Halloween fun and safe:
Parents should always supervise young children while Trick-or-Treating
Older children should Trick-or-Treat in groups and establish a “return home” time with parents
Trick-or-Treat only in familiar neighborhoods
Children should wait to eat treats until after they are thoroughly inspected by parents
Children should carry light sticks, flashlights or use reflective tape on costumes somotorists can see them on dark streets
Trick-or-Treat only during the designated hours established by HoneyBrook Borough
Trick-or-Treat is scheduled for Monday, October 31st from 6:00-8:00 pm.
TIPS FOR HAVING A SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN
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The Honey Brook Borough Police Department is blessed with Awesome residents. We were awestruck with theamount of support shown to this Department by all of the Blue Ribbons hanging on houses and mailboxes.
This is why we Love this community. We are all Family!
Sincerely,
Chief Patrick J. Ely, Honey Brook Borough Police Dept.
HONEY BROOK POLICE DEPARTMENT TOY DRIVE
FROM THE CHIEF…
CALL 911The Honey Brook Police Department is asking all residents in need of police response for EMERGENCY orNON EMERGENCY issues to dial 911. This assures that thorough crime reporting occurs. Instead of callingBorough Hall or the Police Department office, residents should always call 911. The information called in to911 will assist the HBBPD in analyzing patterns in criminal activity and ultimately make for a safer community.
514 Twin County Road, Honey Brook, PA 19344610-286-9797
BANNON METALSRoll-Off Service Available for
Commercial & Industrial Accounts
Ferrous • Non-Ferrous • Storage Batteries
RAYMOND BANNON, Buyer of Scrap Metals
John & TerriLatshaw’s Junk Removal
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Basement to AtticHousehold & Property Clean-out
Dumpster Rental Service
[email protected] Reservoir Road, Honey Brook, PA 19344
• 24 Hour Skilled Nursing Care• Medicare Approved• Professional Dietary Services Including a Chef, Baker & Nutritionist• TPN (Total Parenteral Nutrition)• Extensive Activities Program• Complete Rehabilitative Therapy Programs - including physical, speech and occupational therapies for both in and outpatients and laser therapy for pain and would healing
• IV Therapy (Intravenous)• Certified Wound Care Specialist• Social Service/Family Support Programs/Respite Care• Short Stays for Pre- and Post-Operative Care
January 4 and January 18, 2017CHRISTMAS TREE PICK UP IS SCHEDULED FOR
Sunday, December 4th • Borough Hall, 7:00 pm
Residents of Honey Brook Borough are invited to the annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Carolingevent scheduled for Sunday, December 4th, at 7:00 at Borough Hall. Santa Claus will be there to seewho has been naughty or nice….and holiday refreshments will be served.
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
The Honey Brook Borough Police Department is collecting new, unwrapped toys for their 2016 Christmas Toy Drive.Toys for children ages 3-15 are needed. Toys can be dropped off at Borough Hall, the Police Department, Eby’s
Market, BB&T Bank, M&T Bank, Honey Brook Presbyterian Church and Living God Lutheran Church from November14th to December 19th. Monetary donations are also appreciated to help the Police Department provide Christmasdinners for residents in need. Monetary donations can be dropped off at the Police Department or Borough Hall. ThePolice Department will accept cash or checks made out to the Honey Brook Police Department Activity Fund.
When a School Bus is stopped on a highway or trafficway with its red lights flashing and side arm extended,
a driver following or approaching must stop at least 10 feetfrom reaching the bus and remain stationary until the lightson the bus are turned off or the children who may havealighted (stepped down or dismounted) have reached aplace of safety.
The driver of a vehicle approaching an intersection atwhich a School Bus is stopped shall stop his vehicle at thatintersection until the flashing red signal lights on the SchoolBus are no longer activated.
If you are convicted of violating Pennsylvania’s SchoolBus Stopping Law, you will receive the following additionalPenalties including the below fine and costs:
• FINE $250.00• EMS $10.00• MCARE/SURCHARGE $75.00• COSTS $38.50• JCP / ATJ $10.00Total Costs Due $383.50• 60 Day Driver’s License Suspension• Five (5) points on your driving record
Your requirements and responsibilitiesas a licensed Pennsylvania driver are toobey the School Bus Stopping Law.
• ONLY when the bus is on theopposite side of the street with aclearly defined dividing section or physical barriersproviding separate roadways do drivers not have tostop on a highway or roadway.
• YOU MUST STOP when you meet or are attempting to pass or overtake a stopped school bus with red signal lights flashing and the stop arm bar is extended.
• YOU MUST STOP when you approach an intersectionwhere a school bus is stopped with red signal lightsflashing and the stop arm is extended.
• YOU MUST STOP on roadways divided with paintedlines.
• YOU MUST STOP at an intersection whether it is or isnot marked with a stop sign. ALL TRAFFIC MUSTSTOP.
• YOU MUST STOP at least ten (10) feet away from theSchool Bus.
Pennsylvania’s School Bus Stopping Law Pennsylvania Vehicle CodePAVC 3345(a) Meeting or Overtaking School Bus
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HONEY BROOK BOROUGH71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344
Phone: 610-273-2020 • Fax: 610-273-1261Email: [email protected] • www.honeybrookborough.net
Mayor: Chris MulhallCouncil President: Jessica Curtis • Council Vice President: Jeanne Jenzano
Council Members: James Mimm, Matthew Halvorsen, Rich Florio, Christopher Ott, Ron Rosciolo
Borough Clerk:Marion Perez
Zoning Officer: Anthony Campbell610-931-3040
Office hours: M-W-F 8:00 am - 1:00 pm Borough Council Meetings: 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 7:00 pm
OCTOBER 24HALLOWEEN PARADE
7:00 PM (RAIN DATE 10/25)
OCTOBER 31TRICK-OR-TREAT
6:00-8:00 PM
NOVEMBER 5BOCCE TURKEY TOURNAMENT
9:00 AM (RAIN DATE 11/6)
NOVEMBER 12LIONS CLUB CHICKEN CORN SOUP SALE
NOON TIL SOLD OUT
DECEMBER 4BOROUGH CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING
7:00 PM BOROUGH HALL
DECEMBER 17LIONS CLUB
BREAKFAST WITH SANTA7:00 AM-11:00 AM
&HB WOMEN’S CLUB CHILDREN’S
CHRISTMAS STORE8:00 AM -11:00 AM
2016-2017 BOROUGH EVENTS
Redefining Retirement™
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JELKE’S FABRICATION COMPANY, INC.
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HONEY BROOK, PA 19344
Nicholas L. Wengrin, DMDShaun S. Lavallee, DMD
Honey Brook, PA
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Family dental care for over 33 years!
Creating beautiful smiles!
New patients welcome!
THE HONEY BROOK LIONS CLUB WILL BE HOSTING A FISH FRY DINNER
EVERY FRIDAY DURING LENT AT 5:00 PM AT THE LIONS CENTERDATES ARE: 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 3/31, 4/7, 4/14
ELECTION DAYNOVEMBER 8BOROUGH HALL
POLLS ARE OPEN 7AM TIL 8 PM
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610-273-3316
John’s Car Wash Inc.FAMILY DENTISTRYNew Patients Welcome
MARSHA M. KIRSCHNER, D.M.D., P.C.4660 Horseshoe Pike
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Honey Brook, PA 19344
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KEEN KEEN & GOOD, LLCAttorneys at Law
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Meeting the Legal Needs of Our Community
Auto Accidents & Personal Injury • Estate Administration / Probate
Trust & Estate Planning • Elder Law & Long-term Planning
Real Estate Transactions • Business Law
Brandywine PharmacyEsther Grandizio-Sward, Pharmacist
Prescriptions • Cards • Country GiftsHome Health Care ProductsOver The Counter Drugs
Free Delivery • Digital Photo KioskFax and Copy Services Available
Hrs: Mon.-Fri. 9-8, Sat. 9-3, Sun. 10-2
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Phone: 610-273-3900 • Fax: 610-273-9933
HONEY BROOKBOROUGH
Nestled Between the Forks of the Brandywine
Honey Brook Borough, 71 Pequea Avenue, P.O. Box 249, Honey Brook, PA 19344
Inside This Issue
Honey Brook Borough NewsletterHoney Brook BoroughPO Box 249Honey Brook, PA 19344
Borough Directory ...............................................................3Election Day........................................................................32016-2017 Borough Events ................................................3From the Chief ....................................................................4Honey Brook Police Department Toy Drive.........................4Tips for having a Spooktacular Halloween..........................4Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.....................................4Call 911 ...............................................................................4
A Message from the Public Works Department ..................5Your Property and Borough Roads .....................................5Winter Holiday Safety..........................................................5Honey Brook Dedicates Veterans Monument ..................6-7Honey Brook Food Pantry...................................................8Honey Brook Library Happenings .......................................8Christmas Tree Pick Up ......................................................9PA’s School Bus Stopping Law ...........................................9
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BOROUGH PARK WRAPS UP A SUMMER OF FUN FAMILY EVENTS
Honey Brook Borough Park and Rec Committee would like to thank residentsand visitors from other communities who attended our park events and
contributed to a fun-filled successful season. For the most part the weathercooperated and we were able to enjoy wonderful music in the park. A special thankyou goes out to the Honey Brook Lions Club for providing food and beverages forsale at all of the concerts.
Honey Brook Borough sponsored three bocce tournaments organized by the Honey Brook Bocce Club. The last tournament is scheduled for Saturday,November 5. This tournament is the Turkey Tournament and features a full turkeydinner courtside. The registration fee for teams of four is $20. If you are interestedin participating in the Turkey Tournament please email Tom Norlen [email protected].
The Park and Rec Committee is planning another season of outdoorconcerts and tournaments for the 2017 season. Check the Boroughwebsite from time to time for updates.honeybrookborough.net
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