MOVIE PARK

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PERFORMANCE DATES

BUS TRIPSChicago ................................ 2Savannah & The Golden Isles .................. 2Niagara Falls ......................... 2New York on Your Own .......... 2Radio City Music Spectacular .. 2Holiday Shopping New York Style ................... 2

PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIESMUSIC LESSONS Guitar Lessons .................... 3SUMMER CAMPS Ponyshare’s ......................... 3 Camp Horizon .................... 3 Sports Camps ................ 4 - 5 Volleyball ........................ 4 Tennis Instruction .............. 4 U.K. Soccer Camps .......... 4 Skyhawks Sports Camps ... 5 Science & Nature Camps 6 - 7 Science Explorers ............. 6 Catey Caterpillar’s Incredible Journey ........ 6 Natures Wizard’s World of Secrets .......... 6 Roving Rangers Nature Safari ......................... 7 Junior Naturalist Outdoor Society 2006 .............. 7 Watery Wonders & Rainbow Rhythms ........ 7 Invention Convention ........ 7 Camp Perkiomy .................. 8DISCOUNT TICKETS ............... 8

EVENTSTeen Dance ............................ 9Car Show .............................. 9

REGISTRATION FORMS ... 10-11CALENDAR OF EVENTS ....... 12

Wednesday EveningsSponsored by Shannondell

The Parks and Recreation Department offers nine free Outdoor Summer Concerts at the Eagleville Park Amphitheatre. Come sing, swing, dance, jig, clap, snap, cut a rug, play a jug, but don’t step on my blue suede shoes. All are encouraged to bring a lawn chair or blanket and some dinner. These are free concerts. All ages are wel-comed. So mark your calendar to experience the sounds of quality music under the stars. For a detailed flyer call the Parks and Recreation Department. This event will be cancelled during inclement weather.

Times: Concerts begin at 7:00 p.m.Location: Eagleville Park Amphitheatre

June 28 Great Kensington String Band - Mummers MusicJuly 4 Red Hill Band (Tuesday evening followed by Fireworks!)July 12 Ray Owen - Country and BluegrassJuly 19 Black Thorn - An Irish Rock Band July 26 Cat’s Pajamas - Children’s ConcertAug. 02 Mango Men - Music with a Jimmy Buffet flavor Aug. 09 Heart & Soul - Rock and Roll

MOVIE IN THEPARK

Friday, August 25

Time:8:00 p.m.

Location:Eagleville Park Amphitheatre

Attention families come out and enjoy a good old fashion movie night in our park. Bring your snacks, chairs and blan-kets and enjoy a complimen-tary night that the whole family can enjoy at our Eagleville Park Amphitheatre. Movie to be an-nounced at a later date.

SUMMER 2006

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CHICAGOMonday – Saturday, September 11-16

6 Days/5 Nights $499.95

Make Frank’s Kind of Town Yours...Chicago will be yours to enjoy on this fasci-nating and fun trip to one of the most diverse and exciting cities in the world. Trip includes deluxe motor coach transportation, 5 nights hotel accommodations, 5 continental break-fasts, 2 delicious dinners, one with a Tommy

Gun’s Garage with the “ganstas” or “Flappers” (talk about fun), sightseeing including a tour of the City, The Field Museum where you can visit “Sue”, their famous T-Rex Dinosaur, Navy Pier, a narrated cruise to see Chi-town from a water perspective, Sears Tower Sky deck and more.

SAVANNAH & THE GOLDEN ISLES

Sunday - Friday, November 5-106 Days/5 nights $495.95

The Jewels of the South...Experience the charm and beauty of the Old South and the ex-citement of the New South on this unique tour. Visit Historic Savannah and also see the playground of the rich and famous, Jekyll and St. Simons Islands. Includes transportation, first-class hotel, 5 enhanced continental breakfasts, 3 sumptuous dinners, narrated riverboat cruise, tons of sightseeing and more.

NIAGARA FALLSSunday, June 4 Wednesday June 7

4 Days/3 Nights $379.95

Your trip includes deluxe motor coach trans-portation from Lower Providence Township, beautiful hotel accommodations in Niagara Falls, 3 deluxe continental breakfasts, 3 deli-cious dinners, a cruise on the World Famous Maid of the Mist , extensive sightseeing of the Falls and the surrounding region (which will stop at the Floral Clock , Niagara on the Lake, and the Rossi Glass Factory), a casino visit, and baggage handling to and from guest rooms.

MAIL PAYMENT AND INFORMATION TO:The Travel AuthorityNeshaminy Plaza 2

3070 Bristol Pike, Suite 211Bensalem, PA 19020

Phone: 1-800-220-3900

NEW YORK ON YOUR OWNSaturday, June 17

Our luxury coach will drop off travelers near Rockefeller Cen-ter and TKTS booth where ½ price tickets are available to On and Off-Broadway shows. This is a great time to see the wonderful landscape of trees in Central Park. Two buses have been reserved, so space is plentiful.

Departs: 7:30 a.m.Returns: 9:00 p.m.Fees: $30 Residents; $40 Non-residents

NEW YORK ON YOUR OWNSaturday, October 14

Forget the New York Traffic! Our luxury coach will drop off travelers near Rockefeller Center and TKTS booth where ½ price tickets are available to On and Off-Broadway shows. This is a great time to see the colors change on the trees in Central Park. Two buses have been reserved, so space is plentiful.


RADIO CITY MUSIC SPECTACULARTuesday, December 5

Radio City Christmas Show in its 72nd year will surely enchant and delight audiences of all ages. Show time is 5:00 p.m. Be-fore the show, you will have free time to explore the fine foods of New York City. Fees include transportation and admission to the show. Mark your calendar because we have superb lower level seats for your enjoyment. Due to popular demand we have reserved two buses.

Departs: 9:45 a.m.Returns: 8:45 p.m.Fee: $90 Resident; $100 Non-resident

HOLIDAY SHOPPING NEW YORK STYLESaturday, December 9

Our luxury coach will drop off travelers near Rockefeller Cen-ter and TKTS booth where ½ price tickets are available to On and Off-Broadway shows. It is a great opportunity to do all of your holiday shopping in the city that never sleeps. Two buses have been reserved so space is plentiful.


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•• EACH PERSON WHO REGISTERS MUST HAVE HIS OR HER OWN REGISTRATION FORM ••

GUITAR LESSONS

6 weeks of 30-minute private classes. Mr. Kleiman, is a Professor of Music at Arcadia University with over 30 years of teaching experience. Lessons are available in acous-tic and electric. All styles and skill levels taught. Music theory included. Note class time on registration form. Lessons also available for Bass, Banjo and Mandolin. If desired class is full, add your name to the waiting list as additional classes may be added. Parents of children should be aware that Mr. Kleiman uses a variation of the Suzuki Method & parental attendance is required for the child to succeed.

Session I: Thursday, May 4 - June 8Session II: Thursday, June 29 - August 3Location: Level Road SchoolhouseTimes: 6:00-6:30 p.m. 6:30-7:00 p.m. 7:00-7:30 p.m. 7:30-8:00 p.m. 8:00-8:30 p.m. 8:30-9:00 p.m.Fees: $160 Residents $165 Non-residents

SUMMER CAMPSMUSIC LESSONSPONYSHARE’S

A 5-Day Grooming, Riding and Horsemanship Program. Session 1: July 3-7

Session II: Aug.14-18 Ages 4 year and up

This unique program provides an exciting and inexpensive introduction to the wonderful world of equines in a fun-filled, non-

threatening atmosphere. Small groups of 4-6 children are formed ac-cording to age and prior experience-if any. After reviewing Safety Rules,

materials previously covered and learning a new subject matter, participants are as-signed their size-related pony or cob and each small group works under the tutelage of qualified instructor. Some of the horsemanship matters covered include: Safety on and around horses, Basic Anatomy, Equine Senses & Body Language, Grooming, The Tack and the Harness, Driving the Miniature Horse, English and Western Rid-ing, Barn Management and Careers in the Industry. Participates also get to shortly ride or drive their charges 3 to 4 times during each Session. This program enhances teamwork and self-esteem while helping develop a genuine appreciation and respect for the animals. Course material is provided. A winner by many Furlongs, this program tends to book early. Children must bring strong hiking shoes, jeans/sweat pants, a bicycle helmet, fluids and, on Friday, a carrot!

SESSION I SESSION IILocation: Eagleville Park Ballfield Location: Eagleville Park BallfieldDates: July 3-7 Session 1 Dates: Aug. 14-18 Session IITime: 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Time: 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (excluding 4th of July) Fees: Resident $195Fees: Resident $160 Non-resident $205 Non-resident $170

CAMP HORIZONAug. 21-25Ages 7-13

Become an actor and stretch your imagination at Camp Horizon’s one-week creative drama camp! Emphasizing creativity, communication, and teamwork, Camp Horizon’s experienced and supportive teachers will guide participants through energizing theater games like impro-visation and storytelling, and fun crafts like costumes, prop and set design. Participants will use their voices, bodies, and imag-ination to write and perform their own show based on a popular story or themes of their own choosing. This group will present a final performance in costume for family and friends.

Location: Eagleville Park AmphitheatreTime: 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.Fees: $130 Residents $160 Non-resident

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VOLLEYBALL CAMPAugust 7- August 11, Ages 8-15

This week long volleyball camp will teach em-phasis on basic volleyball skills and mechanics.

The camp includes the rules and game protocol, individual and team skills, informative mini-lectures, drills, games, contests, tour-neys, give-aways and prizes. The camp instructor, Karen Hegedus is currently the Head Coach at Spring-Ford High School. She in-troduced the volleyball program there in 2002, and has over 7 years of coaching experience. Coach Hegedus camp philosophy is to in-struct each player in a positive environment and give him or her the knowledge of the sport of volleyball.

Location: Eagleville Park Volleyball CourtsTime: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Fees: $75 Residents; $85 Non-ResidentsLimit: 30

• U.K. SOCCER CAMPS •U.K. PETITE SOCCER CAMP

August 14-18, Ages 3-4

A first taste of U.K. Elite! Introducing the youngest children to the game of soccer through educational, fun and games.

Yellow Class: 9:00 a.m.-10: 30 a.m. Green Class: 10:45-12:15 p.m. Location: Eagleville Park BallfieldFees: $100 Resident; $105 Non-residentLimit: 15

U.K. ELITE SOCCER CAMP August 14 - August 18, Ages 5-14

The ideal combination of practices, small sided games and scrim-mages. This program is designed to develop confidence and a love of soccer through our unique game, based learning approach to teach-ing techniques and skills. Each participant will receive a ball and a T-shirt. Each child will need to bring sneakers/cleats, shin guards, and a water bottle. Come join us!!

Location: Eagleville Park BallfieldFees: $140 Resident; $145 Non-residentTime: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Limit: 15

SPORTS CAMPS & INSTRUCTION

Lower Providence Township will be offer-ing a NEW tennis program for the 2006 summer season. The director of the camp will be Alex DeCecco who is the Head Teaching Pro for Kinetix Sports Club. Alex DeCecco is PTR cer-tified with over 25 years of teaching experience. He coaches the Lower Providence 4.0 ladies USTA team, Jr. travel team at Kinetix Sports Club, Bux-Mont & USTA teams at Kinetix Sports Club. He is a former ranked Middles States player in singles, doubles & mixed doubles, a former 5.0 USTA player, and was the #2 singles player at East Stroudsburg University. He will bring a professionally trained staff with him to in-struct the summer sessions.

Participants should bring an appropriate sized racquet, dress for the weather, wear loose, comfortable clothing and wear tennis shoes or sneakers

Session I: June 26 - July 21 (Raindates: July 24 July 28)Session II: July 31 - August 25 (Raindates: Aug. 28- Sept. 1)

JUNIORS : TUESDAY/WEDNESDAY/THURSDAY9:00 a.m - 10:00 a.m. Pee-Wee (Ages 4-6) 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Ages 7-11 (Beginner/Advanced Beginner) 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Ages 7-11 (Adv. Beginner/Intermediate) 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Ages 12 & up (All Levels)

Fees: $60 per session Resident; $70 per session Non-resident

JUNIORS: TUESDAY/THURSDAY4:00 pm- 5:00 pm Ages 7-11 all levels5:00 pm- 6:00 pm 12 & up all levels

ADULTS: TUESDAY/THURSDAY6:00 pm- 7:00 pm (Beginner/Advanced beginner) 7:00 pm- 8:00 pm (Intermediate)

Location: Eagleville Park Tennis CourtsFees: $50 per session Resident; $60 per session Non-resident

• O P E N H O U S E •When: Sunday May 28, 2006

Where: Eagleville Park Tennis Courts1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Lower Providence Township in conjunction with the USTA will be hosting a free tennis clinic for interested tennis players. This fun filled day will include; prizes, give-a-ways, small clinic sessions, and a chance to meet the tennis pro s that will be involved with our summer camps.

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• SKYHAWKS SPORTS CAMPS •

SPORTS CAMPS & INSTRUCTION

TINY-HAWK CAMPJune 26 - 30

Ages 3-4

Skyhawks newest program for 3 and 4 year olds helps children fine-tune their motor skills in soccer, baseball and basketball. No pressure, just lots of fun while these tiny athletes learn the basics through unique Skyhawks games. Our Tiny-Hawk coach-ing staff is trained to meet the special needs of young children. Our staff is committed to creating a positive introduction to sports. Children must be potty-trained to attend. Pull-ups are not allowed. Participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. (parents are required to stay at the program) Tiny-Hawk par-ticipants dress appropriately for both inside and outside sports activities.

Time: 8:30 a.m.- 9:15 a.m.Location: Eagleville ParkFees: $45 Residents $50 Non-residentsLimit: 12

MINI-HAWK CAMPSession I: June 26-30

Session II: July 31 Aug. 4Ages 4-6

The Mini-Hawk Camp promotes a phi-losophy of fun while learning soccer, baseball and basketball, in a day pro-gram setting. Children will play other age appropriate games as icebreakers and team building exercises. The result is a program that ap-plies teaching methods aimed at young athletes, with more individual attention and elementary sports skills. This camp helps eager minds explore three different sports without the pressure to choose one over another. Each camper should bring shin guards and a filled water bottle. All campers will receive a T-shirt. This is an outdoor event.

Location: Eagleville Park Times: 9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Fees: $105 per session Resident $110 per session Non-residentLimit: 20

BASKETBALL CAMPAugust 14- August 18

Ages 7-12

The basketball camp is designed for beginner and intermediate players. Participants will learn new skills while building on the fundamentals. The player will experience an enjoyable week learning new skills and tactics while refining their passing, shooting

and dribbling skills. The week finishes with a basketball tour-nament. Each camper should bring a lunch and filled water bottle. Each camper will receive a T-shirt.

Location: Eagleville Park Basketball CourtsTimes: 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Fees: $125 Residents $130 Non-residentsLimit: 20

FLAG FOOTBALL CAMPAugust 21 - 25

Ages 7-12

Flag Football Camp is designed to teach fundamentals in a safe envi-ronment. A great way for kids to be introduced to football, a sport rich in tradition. Campers will learn the rules of the game, while working on team play and sportsmanship. The camp will break down into individ-ual skills, catching, passing, de-flagging, offensive and defen-sive strategies. The action-packed week finishes with a flag football playoff! Each camper should bring a mouthpiece and a filled water bottle. Each camper will receive a T-shirt.

Location: Eagleville Park BallfieldTimes: 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.Fees: $103 Residents $108 Non-residentsLimit: 20

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CATEY CATERPILLAR’SINCREDIBLE JOURNEY

July 31- August 4 Ages 4-6

Catey Caterpillar has a long, long journey to make before she gains her butterfly wings! Every day, be-come a new creature and join Catey as she takes you on a fascinating trip through the lives of animals. Push your way out of your shell and see sunlight for the first time as a baby bird. Use your camouflage and evade danger as a baby deer. Feel your body change as you turn from a caterpillar into a butterfly and from a tadpole into a frog. And, of course, get a taste of being a parent yourself as you care for some real baby animals.

Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Locations: Eskie Park Pavilion Fees: $75 Residents $80 Non-residentsLimit: 30

NATURES WIZARD’S WORLD OF SECRETS

July 31- August 4Ages 4-6

The Natural World is infinitely rich in Beauty and Wonder! Children too, are equally blessed with an inborn sense of Excitement in Mystery and Joy to Discovery. From Fern Fronds to Fairies, Polliwogs to Pinecones, the children visiting the Nature Wizard’s World of Secrets will discover a Grand and Glori-ous assortment of colors, textures and forms in the Woodland Meadow & Stream Provinces. Each day we explore new curiosities of Nature and collect ma-terials to fashion a craft of that experience. Families are encouraged to join us on the last day for a Sure-To-Be-Fabulous Puppet Show that the students themselves perform!

Time: 1:00 p.m.- 3:30 p.m. Locations: Eskie Park Pavilion Fees: $75 Residents $80 Non-residentsLimit: 30

SCIENCE EXPLORERSCampers enjoy a full week of fun-filled activities focusing on their choice of fascinating topics. Lots of hands-on activities keep the interest level high and small groups afford a chance for individual attention. Full day and half-day camps are available.

SESSION I: PHYSISTRY JULY 17 - 21, HALF DAY ONLYPhysistry What do you get when you combine Phun-omenal Physics and Crazy Chemistry ? PHYSISTRY! Discover what it takes to build your own skyscraper. Watch in amazement as you transform a plain fruit drink into a fizzy taste ex-plosion in your mouth. Because as a scientist you conduct you own acid base lab, making colors change right before your eyes. Investigate the wonders of electricity as you create your own electrical game. Come be a Science Explorer with us as we delve into the Phun-omena world of Physistry!

SESSION II: CRIME SEEN CAPERS JULY 24 - 28, FULL DAY ONLYScience Explorers has teamed up with an FBI agent with 30 years experience and his expertise in Forensics to design this awesome new camp! Join us for a week of collecting evidence, documenting the crime scene, to making your own DNA profile and fingerprinting. Our Scientific Investigative unit will be trained and certified SEI Members (Science Explorers Investigators). Full day only.

SESSION III: S.O.S. SCIENCE OF SURVIVAL JULY 31- AUG. 4, HALF DAY ONLY Are you up for a challenge? Test out your island survival skills with this exciting camp. Learn how to make toothpaste from you ll never guess it, seaweed! Navi-gate the unknown, armed only with your wits and the daytime sky. Construct a solar oven and bake some delicious treats. Build a shelter with handmade adobe bricks and some imagination. Use your survival smarts as you adventure with us and gain some skills along the way.

SESSION IV: TAKE A DIVE AUGUST 7-11, HALF DAY ONLYCome dive into the world of Marine Biology and Oceanography. Dissect a real shark, participate in a fisherman’s challenge and bring to life genuine Triassic Triops and learn to care for them at home. Examine the anatomy of fish and make fish print t-shirts. Come face to face with some unique sea creatures such as squid, and learn to survive at sea with a homemade solar still. Jump right in and investigate these underwater sea adventures.

SESSION V: SCIENCE EXPLORER JUNIOR II (AGES 4-6) AUGUST 14-18, HALF DAY ONLYA week of fabulous hands on fun. Get elbow deep in botany,

oceanography and space. Let s bug out as we investigate our 6-legged friends. We ll be out of this world with different themes every day.

Location: Eagleville ParkAges: Grades K 6Times: Full Day: 9:00 a.m. - 3: 30 p.m. Half-Day: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.Fees: Full Day: $295 Resident; $305 Non-resident Half-Day: $175 Resident; $185 Non-resident

SCIENCE & NATURE CAMPS

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ROVING RANGERS NATURE SAFARI

August 7 - 11Ages 4-6

This summer, the Roving Rangers are on Sa-fari to discover the wildlife in the local park.

But to find them, we brush up on stalking skills so we can walk on little cat feet to the very home of underground tun-nelers, high-wire acrobats, and paddling pond-dwellers. To learn about how these animals are adapted to their homes, we will animate, insects, mimic mammals and brooksnoop for hidden water life. Each Roving Ranger receives an official Nature Safari Certificate of Appreciation.


JUNIORNATURALIST

OUTDOOR SOCIETY 2006

August 7 - 11 Ages 6 - 9

To the outdoors! The whippoorwill calls, the linden tree beckons and the katydid points the way. Discoveries await! And the Junior Naturalist Outdoor Society takes to the open trail in happy answer to the call. We are eyewitnesses to a Forest Under Construction, Underwater Breathing, and Min-eral Cookies in Process. We investigate migration maneuvers, habitat hideouts and creature features. We’ll cast tracks in plaster, test for water quality, collect specimens for study and release, and revel in the wonder and abundance of the Great Outdoors!

Junior Naturalist receives an Outdoor Society membership card and Certificate of Outdoor Investigations.

Time: 1:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Locations: Eskie Park Pavilion Fees: $75 Residents $80 Non-residents

WATERY WONDERS & RAINBOW RHYTHMS

August 14-18Ages 4-6

March to the beat of a natural drummer: the lilt of the leaves, cadence of the cycles, meter of the migrants, and the rhythm of the rainbows. Nature surrounds us with a continual flow of seasons and cycles: eggs hatch, babies grow, leaves sprout, rains come and go, mornings signal each new day. We’ll listen to music of the treetops, the streams, and the whisper of the wind; we make our own musical instruments to express our voice in the wilderness. We’ll explore the watery wonders of the Brook to observe living cycles of tadpoles, minnows, and damselflies; we’ll find the pulse of life in the Woodland and Meadow, and discover the tempo of summer as it stretches toward autumn.

Time: 9:30 a.m.-12:00 noon Locations: Eskie Park PavilionFees: $75 Residents $80 Non-residents

INVENTION CONVENTIONAugust 14-18

Ages 6-9

In the genius of creation we find inspiration for the best the world has to offer: unique strategies not only for living, but thriving-adaptations for eking our creative existences in spe-cialized niches and habitats! With Nature itself as our mentor, we’ll investigate and learn about camouflage and disguises (both honest and deceptive!) chemical weapons, echolocation, and air conditioning. We’ll trace the natural sources for the human concoctions of weaving and sewing, parachutes, paddles, floats and sails, powered flight, and even jet propulsion.

With Nature’s clever devices as a guide, we’ll explore the world-wide web-of-life for their evidence in use, play inventive games, recreate some of these natural innovations, and put our own creativeness to work on new inventions and solutions!


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CAMP PERKIOMY 2006

June 26 to August 4

Plans are underway for improvements to the Parks and Rec-reation Department’s summer camp program. The changes are designed to enhance the quality of the program and to allow us to better serve the youth of our community.

In order to provide the best experience possible for all our campers, the camps are being divided into two age groups. Two sites will host campers 6 to 9 years old and two will host camper’s ages 10 to 13. The new system will allow our camp counselors to plan activities specifically geared to the youngsters at their sites. With age-appropriate activities and trips, campers will get the most out of their summer camp experience.

In addition, new trips and on-site events have been added to the Camp Perkiomy schedule.

Locations & Ages: .... Woodland and Arrowhead, 6-9 age group .............................. Audubon and Eagleville, 10-13 age group Fees for 2006: ........ $425 Resident (includes all trips) .............................. $415 for the 2nd child; $405 for the 3rd child .............................. $515 for Non-Residents/Worcester ResidentsTimes: ..................... Monday-Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. .............................. Friday 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

CAMP PERKIOMY REGISTRATIONCamp registration will mirror our first-come, first-serve poli-cy. You can register during the hours of 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. in the Lower Providence Township Building. Mail in regis-tration will be accepted. Registration forms are available on our website www. lowerprovidence.org, in this brochure, or at the Township Building. All forms must be filled out com-pletely, a copy of the child’s report card, along with a check or money order made out to Lower Providence Township, must be included for your registration to be processed. Space is limited so register early. Camp T-shirts will be given out the first day of camp.

Registration Time: .......................... 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.Location of Registration: ................. Township Building

** NO REFUNDS ** There will be NO refunds given for Camp Perkiomy unless cancellation for camp is given in writing 15 days prior to the camp start date of June 26, 2006.

Non-Methacton School District Residents may only regis-ter May 1st and after.

Family Discount - For Lower Providence Township residents only. All campers must be from the same household and must register at the same time to qualify for the discount.

DISCOUNT THEME PARK TICKETS The Department of Parks and Recreation offers discount amusement park tickets in co-operation with the PA Recreation and Parks Society. These are actual tickets not vouch-ers and are good through 2005. Cash, money order or credit cards (Visa, Master Card) will be accepted for the tickets. NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Tickets will be available in Early-May Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Brochures and flyers will be available on amusement parks so call the Parks and Recreation office for further information @ (610) 539-8020 ext. 124.

THEME PARK GATE PRICE SALE PRICE SAVINGSADVENTURE AQUARIUM Adult (12 and Up) ..............................$16.95 ..........$14.00 ......... $2.95 Child (3 - 11) .................................... $13.95 ..........$10.00 ......... $3.95 BALTIMORE AQUARIUM Adult (12 - 59) ...................................$21.95 ..........$20.00 ......... $1.95 Children (3 - 11) ................................$14.95 ..........$13.00 ......... $1.95 Senior (60 & Over) .............................$20.95 ..........$19.00 ......... $1.95 CAMELBEACH (POCONOS, PA) Adult and Child (3 & Over) .................$29.95 ..........$22.00 ......... $7.95DORNEY PARK (ALLENTOWN, PA) Adult (48” or Taller)(valid 5/27-9/4) ...$36.95 ..........$29.00 ......... $7.95 Junior (3+, Under 48”)/Sr. (Age 62+) .....$14.95 ..........$14.95 ............ -DUTCH WONDERLAND Regular (3 - 54) (Sr. Tickets at Park Only) ..$29.95 ..........$24.00 ........ $5.95HERSHEYPARK Adult (9 - 54) .....................................$41.95 ..........$32.75 ......... $9.20 Children (3 - 8)/Senior (55 - 69) .........$24.95 ..........$24.00 ......... $ .95 Special Days (5/5-6/30, Sun-Fri) ........$41.95 ..........$27.00 ....... $14.95KNOEBELS AMUSEMENT PARK (ELYSBURG, PA) Weekday Regular (48” & Taller) ..........$27.00 ..........$23.00 ......... $4.00 Weekday Child (Under 48”) ...............$18.00 ..........$14.00 ......... $4.00MOREY’S PIERS Water Park (All Day, All Ages) ............$28.50 ..........$21.00 ....... $ 7.50 Adult (48” & Over) Combo .................$47.00 ..........$36.00 ....... $11.00 Child (Under 48”)Combo ....................$35.00 ..........$30.00 ....... $ 5.00PA RENAISSANCE FAIRE (LANCASTER, PA) Adult (12+) .......................................$26.95 ..........$18.00 ........ $ 8.95 Child (5 - 11) ....................................$ 9.95 ...........$ 8.50 ....... $ 1.45PHILADELPHIA ZOO General Admission (Age 2 and Over) ..$16.95 ..........$12.00 ......... $4.95 SESAME PLACE General (24 Months +) .......................$45.26 ..........$35.00 ....... $10.26SIX FLAGS GREAT ADVENTURE (JACKSON, NJ) Regular (4+) (Theme Park/Safari) ............$63.59 ..........$29.00 ....... $34.59 Hurrican Harbor Water Park ...............$32.99 ..........$24.00 ......... $8.99 3 Park (Theme Park/Water Park/Safari) ....$90.09 ..........$46.00 ....... $44.09

DISCOUNT MOVIE TICKETS The Parks and Recreation Department, in conjunction with PA Recreation and Parks Society, is pleased to offer discounted movie tickets for selected theatres in the area. The vouchers are offered on a paid basis. The offer is good only while supply of allotted vouchers last. Vouchers may be purchased at the Township Building Monday- Friday 8:30 a.m.- 4:15 p.m. beginning immediately. The price of the tickets is $7.00. The movie must be at least 12 days old in order to use these vouchers. Cash, Visa or Mastercard will be accepted for the tickets.

NO PERSONAL CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED.

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Entry fees are $10.00 for pre-registered cars

and$12.00 day of show registrations. Checks can be made payable toLower Providence Township.

A dash plaque will be given to the first 100 participants that register.

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August 19, 20069:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.

Lower Providence Fire House

Lower Providence Township will be hosting a car show on Saturday, August 19, 2006 at the Lower Providence Fire house from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The event activities include DJ Dale Sher-ry Productions, food, drinks and a chance to see a wide variety of cars. There will be 20-vehicle class categories that will be judged by the car show participants that day, and the first and sec-ond place winners of each category will receive a trophy. Registration forms are available at the Township Building and on our website at www.lowerprovidence.org.

TEEN DANCEMay 19, 2006

7:00 p.m.- 10:00 p.m.Lower Providence Firehouse

Come out and dance the night away with The Best of Times DJ.

The dance will be open to current 6th, 7th and 8th graders.

A school ID will be required at the door.

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Lower Providence Parks & Recreation2006 SUMMER REGISTRATION

Participant’s Name: _____________________________________________ Phone (Home): ___________________________

Address: ______________________________________________________ Date of Birth (if under 18): __________________

City: ____________________________________ State: _________ Zip: _________________ Age: (if under 18) _________

Self/Parent Phone (9am – 5pm): __________________________________ Grade: _______________

Mother/Guardian’s Name: _______________________________Father/Guardian’s Name: ____________________________

Resident: ___________ Non Resident: ___________ E-Mail Address _____________________________________________

Participant’s Signature: ________________________________________________________ Date: ____________________

A Registration Form must be completed for each person.

Registration will begin on April 10, 2006Complete one form for each participant. Be sure to sign and date the bottom of the formRegistration forms accepted only with full payment and as space permitsNo telephone registration will be acceptedNo registration will be accepted at the program locationCancellations after the first day of a multi-day program are handled on a case by case basisLPP&R reserves the right to cancel any program, trip, or activity due to insufficient registration. A full refund will be issued.No news is good news! Report to the program as sched-

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uled unless you are contacted by the LPP& R because: - Class is cancelled - There is a change in program informationCancellation 15 days or more before a trip is without a penaltyCancellation less then 15 days before a trip there is a penalty **

If the seat(s) is (are) resold, refunds are not possible for any non-resold seat(s). Refunds are not possible for “no shows” on the day of the trip or cancellation after the close of busi-ness, the business day before a trip.

** A $5.00 per person administrative fee is deducted from any refund issued when participants cancel their program, trip or activity registration.

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REGISTRATION NOTES:

Program Name Day/Dates Time Fee

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Lower Providence TownshipDepartment of Parks & RecreationCamp Perkiomy 2006

Camp Perkiomy Registration 2006 Season Rev: 11-7-2005

Camp Site (Please Check One)

Arrowhead (6-9)... �Audubon (10-13)... �Eagleville (10-13)…�Woodland (6-9)… �

Registration Form (Please Print)

Child’s Full Name: Date of Birth: Age: Sex: M F Address: City: State: Zip:

1) Parent’s or Guardian’s Work Address 2) Parent’s or Guardian’s Work Address Name: Name: Company: Company: Address: Address: City/State/Zip: City/State/Zip: Home #: Home #: Work #: Work #:

Emergency Contacts Please list 2 people who may be contacted in the event of an emergency if the parent or guardian cannot be reached. Name: Relationship to Child: Phone #: Name: Relationship to Child: Phone #: Child’s Physician: Phone #:

Health Information Please list any health issues, which may limit your child’s activities. (This includes medication taken, allergies, asthma, etc.)

I understand that I shall be notified if a health problem occurs. However if I cannot be reached by telephone, or my child is in a medical crisis and requires immediate care, I authorize a representative of Lower Providence Township to obtain any and all medical treatment to be performed as deemed necessary by licensed medical personnel, including emergency medical personnel, ambulance personnel and hospital doctors and nurses. ________________________________________ _______________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

Field Trip Authorization The child named on this application has my permission to attend the scheduled field trips, which are organized and sponsored by Lower Providence Township Camp Perkiomy Program. I understand that I will be notified in advance of all field trips of any additional fees or arrangements, which may arise as a result of the field trips. Additionally, I understand that transportation to and from the destinations will be by bus and if I do not wish my child to participate in any of the scheduled field trips, I will notify my child’s head counselor in writing at least 24 hours before the scheduled trip.

Parent Handbook I have received a copy of the Lower Providence Township Camp Perkiomy Parent Handbook, which outlines the policies and procedures, code of conduct, disciplinary procedures and other information concerning the program.

Release of Liability In consideration of the services and facilities provided by Lower Providence Township, Methacton School District and/or its employees, agents, sponsors and officers, I hereby release and forever discharge the aforementioned from any and all liability arising out of my child’s participation in the program. I am fully aware of the risks inherent to this activity and should not allow my child to participate unless medically able. I assume all risks associated with this activity. I agree that photographs, videotapes, recordings, or any other reproduction of my child’s image may be used for the purpose of promoting programs operated or sponsored by Lower Providence Township. I hereby grant LowerProvidence permission to use such images in any media now or hereafter known for any legitimate purpose, and to use my name in connectiontherewith if Lower Providence Township so chooses.

I have read and fully understand that these terms are contractual and not a mere recital and sign it voluntarily.

Signature of parent/guardian: Printed Name: Address:City: State: Zip:































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APRIL4/01 Easter Egg Hunt4/05 People in your Neighborhood4/05 First Signs4/05 UK Soccer4/08 Rain Date for Easter Egg Hunt4/10 Registration for Summer Programs4/13 Build-a-Bear

MAY5/04 Guitar Lessons Session I

JUNE6/17 New York City On Your Own6/22 Guitar Lessons Session II6/26 Tiny Hawk Camp6/26 Mini Hawk Camp6/28 Summer Concert - Greater Kensington String Band6/29 Guitar Lessons Session II

JULY7/03 Ponyshare’s Session I7/04 4th of July Fireworks & The Red Hill Band 7/12 Summer Concert - Ray Owens Country Music7/17 Science Explorers - Physistry 7/19 Summer Concert - Black Thorn Irish Rock Music7/24 Science Explorers - Crime Seen Capers7/26 Summer Concert - Cat’s Pajamas Children’s Concert7/31 Mini-Hawk Camp I7/31 Science Explorers - Science of Survival7/31 Mini-Hawk Session II

AUGUST8/02 Summer Concert - Mango Men 8/07 Volleyball Camp8/07 Science Explorers - Take a Dive8/09 Summer Concert - Heart & Soul - Rock Music 8/14 Basketball Camp8/14 Ponyshare’s Session ll 8/14 U.K. Petite Soccer Camp8/14 U.K. Elite Soccer Camp8/14 Science Explorer Junior8/21 Flag Football8/21 Theatre Camp Horizon

INSTRUCTORS WANTED!Lower Providence Parks and Recreation Department is looking for suggestions for new classes, workshops or programs. If you have a topic or talent you wish to share with children and/or adults, contact Kelly Donohue, Parks and Recreation Supervisor (610) 539-8020 ext. 124 to arrange a meeting. This is how we expand our program base to the residents.

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