June 19th–August 4thAges 5–11

This camp was carefully planned for our residents, both the parent and the child. It is flexible and inexpensive. You can register your child for a full day or a half day, one week or one day. Residents of Thornbury Township and non-residents are welcome.

Campers will enjoy outdoor games and sports, water fun day, music and song writing, and this year we are bringing back the kid’s favorites activities. We have a featured activity every day such as, Bricks4Kidz and Science Explorers. With the increasing costs of our activities we had to make a small increase to the cost of camp. A half day of camp is now $12.00 and a whole day is $24.00.

Camp dates are June 19th to August 4th. Childrens ages 5 to 11 are welcome. You will find all of the details on our website at www.thornbury.org or you can come into the township building and pick up a registration form. Our Camp Directors, Chris and Cindy McCord, are looking forward to another summer of fun and games with your children. Camp questions can be sent to cindyduf@msn.com.

THANK YOU, EAGLE SCOUTANTHONY AVELLA

Resident, Anthony Avella’s Eagle Scout

project honors veterans. Eighty-eight

of them to be exact! Anthony worked

with the Chester Co. Dept. of Veterans

Affairs and The American Legion. Avella

wanted his project to honor veterans so he

designed and built blocks of cement with

bronze markers that hold flags. They were

placed at the graves of veterans at Rolling

Green Cemetery in Westtown on Memorial

Day 2017.

Avella is a

member of

the Boy Scout

Troop 222, of

Westtown.

He also invited the

veteran’s family members

to participate in the

placing of the American

Flags on the graves.

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Board Actions 4p a g e Summer FunGolf Camp 5p a g e Park & Rec Events

About Our Parks

10th Year of Thornbury Township Summer Camp 2017

Park Ticket Type Selling Price

Adventure Aquarium Adult (13+) $21.00Camden, NJ Child (2-12) $17.00

NEW in 2017: 3D Theater is now included in ticket price.

Baltimore Aquarium Adult (12+) $33.00Child (3-11) $21.00

Dorney Park Adult (48” and over) $44.00Allentown, PA Print at Home Promo Code $44.00Dutch Wonderland Regular (3-59) / Sr. Tickets at Park Only $35.00NEW! Franklin Institute General (Includes main floors and planetarium. Ticket may be upgraded $15.00

at Franklin Institute to include IMAX and Expos.

Hershey Park Adult (9-54) $51.00Child (3-8)/Senior (55-69) $40.00Early Adult (now–6/30, Sun-Fri only) $41.00Early Child (now–6/30, Sun-Fri only) $34.00

Morey’s Piers Water Park (All Day) $36.00Wildwood, NJ Rides Only (48” and over) $47.00

Same Day Ride & Water Park $54.00Flexible Ride & Water Park Adult (48”+) $61.00Flexible Ride & Water Park Child (under 48”) $47.00Flexible Combo ticket is valid for full day Amusement Piers and full day Water Park Pass and can be used on different days. Same day tickets not available at gate, and must be used on same day. Morey’s tickets have no expiration date and can be used in future years.

PA Renaissance Faire Adult (12+) $24.00or Celtic Fling Lancaster, PA Child (5-11) $9.00

Tickets valid for Celtic Fling 6/24–25 or Renaissance Faire 8/6–10/29

Philadelphia Zoo General Admission (age 2+) $18.00Sesame Place Summer Single Day (6/19–9/4) $63.00

2 Day Ticket $57.00Spring Single Day (4/29–6/18) $47.00

Six Flags Great Adventure Regular (3+) Theme Park $41.00Jackson, NJ Hurricane Harbor Water Park $32.00

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Township Manager LetterHello fellow residents! We are looking forward to the many events planned for the summer months.

We started the season off with our Annual Memorial Day Ceremony at Thornbury Park on Monday May 29th. Our guest speaker was Army Veteran, Mr. Ray Stankus. He delivered a moving speech that we posted on our website. I think everyone can appreciate Ray’s thoughts on Memorial Day.

We will once again run the Thornbury Township Summer Arts and Recreation Camp for children ages 5–11. We have again added some new activities to the camp. The cost of camp is $12.00 per half day for residents and $24.00 for a full day.

The Township is celebrating our 10th year of “Fourth Friday” events. For more details on all of the events please check our website at www.thornbury.org.

We are partnering with the Golf Course at Glen Mills for reduced rates for Township residents. Just call the Glen Mills Golf Course and reserve your tee time after 5:00pm on any Wednesday during the summer. In addition, the Board of Supervisors will provide tuition scholarships to the first ten residents that sign up for the Glen Mills Junior Golf Clinic. The clinic runs from July 10th–13th. For more details see page four of the newsletter or contact the golf course staff.

If golf is not your thing, perhaps you would like to join your neighbors at Thornbury Park on Mondays or Wednesdays to enjoy an hour of free Yoga from 7pm to 8pm.

Please consider joining us as we celebrate the summer of 2017. And don’t forget, we always welcome your new ideas on Township activities.

Jeff Seagraves, township manager

2017 Discount Ticket Sales Price List THANK YOU GIRL SCOUT TROOP #4734!

In April, under the leadership of Sherri Spitzer,

Girl Scout Troop #4734 worked very hard to

clean up Palmer Arboretum. They picked up

trash and piled up large limbs and sticks. They

pulled weeds and cleaned up leaves. Thank

you, ladies. We appreciate your hard work!

Keeping Thornbury Township beautiful is

important!

My fellow Supervisors and I would like to take this opportunity to share with you some information and comments.

We have been very fortunate to have Joe Kephart and Danielle Berkowitz appointed as our fifth Junior Supervisors for the township! Both Joe and Danielle have done a fantastic job with all of their participation and have relayed all student activities very well. We wish Joe and Danielle the best as they move on to College in the fall. We will be continuing with this program next year and look forward to another Rustin Student(s) from the township joining our team.

We held our 11th annual local government day on April 21st. Vice Chair, JP Kelly, Supervisor, Sheri Perkins and I invited seniors from Rustin High School to learn about their government in a program called Local Government Day. We spoke to the students about our rolls in local government and how and why we got involved in serving on the Board. This year we had a little twist and made our way over to the high school. The goal is to educate the students and encourage them to get involved, volunteer, vote and attend their municipal meetings. They had the opportunity to meet several people working in various levels of government. Our guest speakers this year included Senator Tom Killion, State Representative Chris Quinn, District Attorney Jack Whelan, Chief of C.I.D. Joe Ryan, Forensic Analyst Michael Avella, and Pennsylvania State Policeman Tim Green. They all spoke about their positions, what their tasks include and how they affect the student lives. It was a day of learning and fun.

On May 17th we had the pleasure to invite the National Champion Rustin Hockey Team to our meeting. We presented them with a proclamation outling their successful season and how proud we are of them. With the school only open now for ten years, having won five state titles and this year adding the national title to its resume is very impressive. To the players, coaches, support staff and parents: Excellent job!

If you have any interest is serving on one of our boards or commissions please contact either myself, JP, Sheri, or a member of our staff, let us know what interests you may have and when positions become available we will let you know. Our Township is fortunate to have great volunteers, not only the ones who serve on the boards and commissions, but the ones who help out at all of our events. Join our family of volunteers; it will be a rewarding experience. In closing, have a great summer, and we will see you around town!

Jim Raith, Chairman board of supervisors

February 1, 2017

• Approved the advertisement for the

bids for the 2017 Road Program, based

upon the list of streets presented to the

Township Engineer.

• Resolution 2017-7, observing the week

of February 19th through the 25th,

2017, as National Engineer’s Week, was

approved.

February 15, 2017

• The solicitation of bids for televised

inspections of sewer sections, as

recommended by the Township Sewer

Engineer, was approved.

March 1, 2017

• A contribution to the “Walk for the

Wounded Foundation” in the amount

of $1,000.00 for their 2017

campaign, was approved.

Chairman Raith called for

comment. Vice Chairman Kelly

commented that Thornbury

Township residents can take

pride in this contribution and

he explained where, and to

whom the donations go, and

detailed the event.

April 5, 2017

• Resolution 2017-9, adopting the

Delaware County 2016 Hazard

Mitigation Plan.

April 19, 2017

• Resolution 2017-10, conditionally

approving the “Fraley Property, Final

Minor Subdivision Plan” application,

made by Phillip Fraley, located at 430

Glen Mills Road, was approved.

RECENT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ACTIONS

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Above: National Champion Rustin Hockey Team

Board Chairman Letter

Please join us on June 7th at 7pm at Thornbury Park for our Annual

Outdoor Board of Supervisors Meeting!

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Summer FunSave the Date Tennis Camps

Monday, June 12, 2017Western Delaware Valley Lion’s Club Charity Golf Outing Place Lock Nairn Golf Course

Time Check in 10:00am, 12:00pm Start

Info Dave Miller whitefoott@gmail.com

WDVLionsclub@gmail.com

Starting Wednesday June 14, 2017 Runs All Summer Long Summer Festival at Rose Tree Park

(Route 252 and

Rose Tree Rd)

Please bring blankets

and chairs for seating.

Shows will be cancelled in event of rain.

Time All performances begin at 7:30 pm

Info www.co.delaware.pa.us/summer

(Except the two mornings shows on June 22 & June 30)

Starting in June: Swingin’ Summer Thursdays in Downtown West ChesterFood, music, clowns, artists, magicians,

jugglers, and lots of family fun!

Dates June 1, July 6, August 3, September 7

Time 6:30–9:30pm

All performances begin at 7:30pm

Info (610) 436-9010 or

parksandrecreation@

west-chester.com

LADIES NIGHTSJune 5–July 31, 2017

Every Monday

Instructor: Cindy Slachta

Ages Adults or intermediate players

Time Tuesdays 5:30-7:30pm

Cost $15.00 per lesson

KIDS CAMPSAGES 8–12

Monday–Wednesday

Instructor: Cindy Slachta

Dates 6/19-6/21, 7/18–7/20 or 8/1–8/3

Time 9–11am

Cost $10.00 (resident), $20.00 (non-resident)

AGES 6–10

Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Instructor: Tom Haviland

Dates 6/12-6/16, 6/26–6/30,

7/10–7/14 or 7/17–7/21

Time 10–11am

Cost $50.00 (resident), $100.00 (non-resident)

AGES 11–16

Monday, Wednesday & Friday

Instructor: Tom Haviland

Dates 6/12-6/16, 6/26–6/30,

7/10–7/14 or 7/17–7/21

Time 11am–12pm

Cost $50.00 (resident), $100.00 (non-resident)

Enrolment form required. All Payments must be

made at the Township building prior to lesson.

15TH ANNUAL JUNIOR GOLF CAMP IN GLEN MILLS

July 10—July 13, 2017The Golf Course at Glen Mills will hold

its 15th Annual Junior Golf Camp for kids

from 8–17 years old. The camp includes

first class instruction by The Golf Course

at Glen Mills PGA- Senior Golf Instructor

Bob Pfister, PGA

Professional Anthony

Napoletano, PGA

Professional Braden

Shattuck and Glen

Mills Schools Head Varsity Golf Coach

Steve Natalie. The four day camp focuses

on full swing basics, short game technique

as well as golf and social etiquette in a

fun atmosphere. The camp ends Thursday

evening with a short parent/child playing

session on the front nine of our award

winning golf course and a camp ending

participation get together. If you are

interested in registering your child please

contact The Golf Course at Glen Mills Pro

Shop. Registrations are accepted on a fist

come first serve basis. Payment is due at

the time of registration.

Camp Schedule

Monday July 10th ............... 9:00am–1:00pm

Tuesday July 11th ................ 9:00am–1:00pm

Wednesday July 12th ........ 9:00am–1:00pm

Thursday July 13th ............. 5:00pm–8:00pm

Family fun night!

Fees & Available Scholarships

The fee is $300 per camper. The first ten

Thornbury Township residents registered

receive a $100.00 scholarship from the

Board of Supervisors.

Deadline The registration deadline is

Friday, June 30th 2017.

• Choose a sunscreen with an SPF 30 or

higher. A sunscreen with SPF 30 blocks 97

percent of the sun’s UVB rays.

• Look for the words “broad spectrum.”

This means the sunscreen protects against

both UVA rays (which cause premature skin

aging) and UVB rays (which cause sunburn).

Both types of UV rays can lead to skin

cancer.

• Look for the words “water resistant.” They

provide protection for wet or sweaty skin

for 40 or 80 minutes. All sunscreens should

be reapplied every two hours, or after

swimming or sweating.

• For sensitive skin, choose a sunscreen with

zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. People with

sensitive skin also should avoid sunscreens

that contain fragrance, oils and PABA.

It’s Summer! Don’t Forget the Sunscreen!

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Parks & Recreation EventsABOUT OUR PARKS:LOCATIONS AND FEATURES

Thornbury Township boasts five public parks. We invite you to enjoy!

Barrett's Meadow30 acres at Creek & Tanguy Roads

Walk the trail and enjoy the naturally occurring wild flowers in the spring and summer.

Bonner Park65 acres on Blossom Hill Road

Visit the historic Frazer Ruins and an old, unused quarry. Enjoy plenty of good hiking.

Martin Park45 acres on Stony Bank Road

Home to our Annual Fishing Derby. Enjoy plenty of walking, picnicking, and fishing.

Palmer Arboretum21 acres on Brinton Lake Road

Climb on the giant adirondack chairs, play hopscotch or bocce ball, and walk the trails.

Thornbury Park56 acres at Glen Mills & Thornton Roads

Home to many of our Township events. Enjoy scenic walking and running paths, basketball and tennis courts, playground equipment, the pavilion, and much more.

Comments or questions:Contact Susan Daudert

at 610.399.8383 x101 or

susan@thornbury.org.

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Thursday, June 15, 2017Township Phillies Game (7:05 game)Phillies vs. Boston Red Sox. Bus departs and returns to Township Building.Place Township Building

Time 5:00pm

Cost $15.00 (includes transportation)

Friday, June 23, 2017Movie in the Park10 years of fun on Fridays and going strong. Sponsored by the Board of Supervisors. Movie begins at dusk. Snacks provided.Place Thornbury Park

Time Sundown

Tuesday, July 4, 2017Fourth of July Parade

The floats get bigger and better every year. Make this your year! Prizes will be

awarded at the park. Township offices will be closed.Place Assemble at Bethlehem United

Methodist Church 9:30am

Time Parade begins at 10:00am

Friday, July 28, 20176th Annual Crab Fest

Join us at Thornbury for Maryland Crabs under the Pavilion. A cool

DJ will provide all of the hot summer hits. Cold water and soda will be provided. This is our Township Manager’s favorite event. Join him! Call the Township or order your crabs on line in July. (Market price)

Place Thornbury Park Pavilion

Time 6:00-9:00pm

Thursday, August 3, 2017Painting in the PavilionArt teacher Annie Seagraves will help your whole family create a masterpiece.All ages welcome.Place Thornbury Park Pavilion

Time 6:30pm

Cost $15.00

Friday, August 25, 2017Children’s Live Music & MovieThis one is super fun for the little ones! Place Thornbury Park

Time 7:00

Friday, September 8, 2017Movie in the Park

Don’t miss the last movie with your friends and neighbors.

Followed by incredible fireworks!Place Thornbury Park

Time Sundown

Mondays and WednesdaysMay 31–August 30FREE YOGAThornton’s very own: Barefoot YOGA in Thornbury Park Pavilion compliments of the Board of Supervisors. Please note: There will be no class on June 7th.Place Thornbury Park Pavilion

Time 7:00pm

Cost Free! Please bring your own yoga mat.

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Build a Better World 2017 Summer Reading Program

Readers of all ages will be reading, making and creating this summer as the library presents “Build a Better World” during our summer program. Activities will include magic, ScienceTellers, group games, physical challenges, art projects, science and engineering experiments, and more. Summer is a great time to build and create and have fun with friends! Join us this summer for books, movies, music, activities and fun—and together we can build a better world. The Summer Reading Program is open to young people, preschool through young adult, with programs, prize drawings, story times, a reading club, visits from the Colonial Plantation and the Delaware Art Museum and more. Registration for

“Build a Better World” begins on June 15 at the Library. The program starts Saturday June 24 with a performance by children’s performers Lolly and YoYo at 11am. For more information, call the library at 610-358-3345 or visit our website, www.kohllibrary.org or email us at rkcsd@delcolibraries.org. All programs are free of charge.

New Museum Pass Program: Ticket to the Arts, Culture & Entertainment

The library, assisted by the financial contribution of the Friends of the Library now offers access to five area museums and gardens.The Museum Pass Program offers patrons free admission to the Academy of Natural Sciences, Chanticleer Gardens, Elmwood Park Zoo, the National Constitution Center, the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania and the UPenn Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. How the pass works:

Rachel Kohl LibraryPLANNING COMMISSION UPDATES

Residents are invited to attend Planning

Commission meetings held on the 2nd

Wednesday of the month at 7pm.

Subdivision and Land Development:Culp Sketch Plan, 420 Thornton Rd.: The

plan proposes to subdivide a 5 acre lot

into 2 lots. Discussion began on 12/16 and

continued at the 4/17 meeting, in which

hedgerow removal was briefly discussed.

Fraley, Final Minor Subdivision, 430 Glen

Mills Rd.: The plan proposes to subdivide

9.41 acres into 3 residential lots. Plans were

received in Nov. 2016. Discussion began

at the 1/17 meeting and continued at the

4/17 meeting at which time the members

recommended approval of the plans with

conditions.

Walton Lane (aka Black Bell Farm) Final

Subdivision & Land Dev. Plan, 594 Cheyney

Rd: The plan proposes a 15 lot residential

subdivision on 23.69 acres, adjacent to

Thornbury Park. Preliminary plans were

recommended for approval at the March

2016 meeting. Revised final plans were

received in 12/16 and discussion continued

at the 4/17 meeting in which ordinance

interpretation regarding replacement trees

and hedgerow removal were discussed,

along with the historic structures.

Crane Tract, Preliminary Plan, Major

Subdivision, 105 Stoney Bank Rd.: The plan

proposes to subdivide 55 acres into 24 lots

with single-family homes. The property

consists of 2 contiguous parcels separated

by Stoney Bank Road. Discussion began in

5/13. Revised plans were discussed at the

September and November 2016 meetings.

Discussion continued at the 2/17 meeting

at which time the members recommended

approval of the preliminary plans with

conditions.

On April 8th the EAC sponsored a watershed

seminar at the Township building. Vail Ryan,

from the Penn State Master Watershed

Stewardship Program, gave an informative

lecture Each resident left the seminar with a

rain barrel, provided by the Township, to use at

home to help mitigate storm water benefiting

our local watershed. The Environmental

Advisory Council has been creating trails

through some of the beautiful Township open

space. All are welcome to join us in our efforts.

We work from 9am to 12pm. Please bring

clippers or loppers and gloves.

June 17: Patterson Woods Trail

Annual clearing of fallen branches and

upgrading of trail markers along the Access and

Summit trails. Meet at Cheyney Train Station

(Post Office) on Station Road at 9am

July 15: Palmer Arboretum Access

Trail to Westtown Rd

Meet at Palmer Arboretum at 9am

Environmental Advisory Council

• To check out a

Museum Pass, adult

cardholders may

visit the library and

select the attraction

of choice. Passes are

usually good for a

two adults and up to

four children. Passes

are good for one visit.

• Passes are not

renewable or

available for reserve.

• Only one pass may be

checked out at a time.

• Passes are valid for

three days from the

time of check out.

• Passes are available

on a firstcome,

firstserved basis.

• Each attraction

may apply

restrictions, blackout

dates or separate

admission for

special events and

exhibitions, so please

check their website

before going.

A Heartwarming Moment We received a call from a young lady asking for any history on The Friends Shelter for Girls (currently the three buildings of our Township complex). The young lady’s mother celebrates her 85th birthday this year, and had lived at the Shelter between 1934 and 1938, from ages five to eight. All her mother could remember from such a very young age was that she was well cared for.

Building our files of accurate histories, provided through Impact Studies and ongoing updating of our historic resource records, enable us to easily answer questions from individuals such as this young lady and her mother.

Gathering and cataloguing this information has been provided through our Board of Supervisors. Members of our Commission present ideas such as the Oral History program, the Timeline

in Thornbury Park and our Historical Property history updating, to the Board for their permissions for us to proceed with them. Without the Supervisors forward looking thinking, we would, in the case of this young lady and her mother, not have easily been able to provide answers.

The response we received after helping with this request was lovely and emotional. Not only did our answers provide closure, they also brightened someone’s day, making it all the better.

Helping to preserve and document the Township’s history is our job. That work is done through a team effort of the Supervisors, township staff, the Thornbury Historical Society, and private citizens. We all enter into this with the idea that there is no limit to what can be accomplished when no one cares who gets the credit. A heartwarming end result, such as this one is the part we care about.

“When the well is dry, we will know the worth of water” – Ben Franklin

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Historical Commission Letter

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SEWER COMMITTEEINFORMATION

The change in season is always a great time

to perform maintenance and inspections

of your sewer and septic systems. Summer

is no exception. Septic and grinder pump

systems need to be monitored to ensure

that they work properly throughout their

service lives. When these systems are

properly maintained and operated, they

effectively reduce or eliminate most human

health or environmental threats posed

by pollutants in household wastewater.

Avoid allowing strong chemicals, oils,

diapers, plastics etc. from entering your

onsite and pump systems. Before an issue

arises due to harsh temperatures, it may

be best to contact your service providers

about any recommended preventative

maintenance or back-up devices that may

be available. For those with E/One grinder

pumps, we suggest checking out www.

eone.com for monitoring and maintenance

information or calling an authorized

service representative. Site Specific Design

is listed as the service provider for Eastern

Pennsylvania. Their number is (800)295-

8853. Hopefully we won’t experience any

power outages but; if we do, please be

sure to limit your water usage as much as

possible if you are on grinder pump system.

The tank does have storage capacity but

it is only adequate for the short term.

If you haven’t taken advantage of the

infrastructure already in place in the sewer

districts, it may be a good time to revisit

this decision. The Sewer Committee is an

advisory committee that wants to serve

the needs of the residents of Thornbury

Township. We invite residents to attend our

meetings if they are interested in public

sewer for their homes or if they have any

sewer or onsite system inquiries.

Stormwater pollutants find their way into

where we fish, where we swim and what we

drink. Everything that goes into our storm

drains (grass clippings, soap from washing

your car or pet, pesticides and pet waste)

makes its way straight to our streams.

Stormwater pollution is our biggest source of

water pollution. It all adds up!

Do Your Part to Promote Clean Streams and Safe Drinking Water:

• Pick up and properly dispose of pet waste.

• Use a commercial car wash.

• Pick up litter and compost yard waste.

• Maintain your vehicle so it does not leak oil.

• Redirect your downspouts to grassy areas or

a rain barrel to lessen the amount of storm-

water leaving your property and eroding

nearby streambanks.

Help Keep Drinking Water and Streams Clean

SUMMER

HOURS!

PRESORTED STANDARD

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STAFF & OFFICIALS

Township Manager

Jeffrey T. Seagraves: 610.399.8383 x104

Licenses & Inspection

Susan Daudert: 610.399.8383 x101

Code Enforcement Officer

Tim Durham: 610.399.8383 x103

Public Works

Lindsey Price: 610.399.8383 x106

Tax Collector

Willard McMullin: 610.459.8475

WC Area School District: 484.266.1000

State Senator (9th District)

Elect: Tom Killion

U.S. Representative (7th District)

Pat Meehan: 202.225.2011

U.S. Senators

Pat Toomey: 202.224.4254

Bob Casey, Jr.: 202.224.6324

District Justice

Honorable Wendy B. Roberts Esquire

District Court 32-2-49

Magisterial District Court 32-2-49

610.558.3605

BOARD MEETINGS

Board of Supervisors

1st & 3rd Wednesdays: 7:00pm

James Raith, Chairman

James Kelly, Vice Chairman

Sheri Perkins, Supervisor

Zoning Hearing Board

1st Monday (if needed): 7:00pm

Environmental Advisory Council

3rd Thursday: 7:00pm

Park & Recreation Board

4th Tuesday: 7:00pm

Historical Commission

3rd Tuesday: 7:00pm

Planning Commission

2nd Wednesday: 7:00pm

Sewer Committee

4th Thursday: 7:00pm

CONTACT 6 Township Drive, Cheyney, PA 19319

tel 610.399.8383 fax 610-399-3162

www.thornbury.org

Mon through Thurs, 7:30am – 5:00pm

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RUSTIN HIGH SCHOOLDear Class of 2017As you approach graduation day, give these things

some thought: The help, advice, rides, volunteer

hours that your parents gave and the sacrifices they made. Think

of the teacher(s) who took the extra time to make sure YOU got it

and were successful in their class. Remember the friendships you’ve

made. Contemplate the life lessons, the mistakes, all of the good and

bad experiences you had. Think of all of this and be thankful. They’ve

shaped who you are today. Congratulations and best wishes!

Sincerely, Dr. Marano

FOUNDER’S DAY ........................................................6|3

Zoning Hearing Board Meeting ...........................6|5

Board of Supervisors Outdoor Mtg ....................6|7

Planning Commission Mtg .................................6|14

Environmental Advisory Council Mtg.............6|15

Township Phillies Game .......................................6|15

Painting in the Pavilion ............................................8|3

Last Day of Summer Camp ....................................8|4

Planning Commission Mtg ....................................8|9

Historical Commission Mtg ................................8|15

Board of Supervisors Mtg ....................................8|16

Environmental Advisory Council Mtg.............8|17

Park & Recreation Board Mtg ............................8|22

Sewer Committee Mtg .........................................8|24

Movie in the Park ....................................................8|25

First Day of School WCASD ...................................8|29

Township Offices Closed .........................................7|4

4th of July Parade.......................................................7|4

Planning Commission Mtg .................................7|12

Historical Commission Mtg ................................7|18

Board of Supervisors Mtg ....................................7|19

Township Summer Camp Begins .....................6|19

Historical Commission Mtg ................................6|20

Board of Supervisors Mtg ....................................6|21

Sewer Committee Meeting ............................6|22

Fourth Fridays in the Park Movies Begin .......6|23

Park & Recreation Mtg .........................................6|27

Environmental Advisory Council Mtg.............7|20

Park & Recreation Board Mtg ............................7|25

Sewer Committee Mtg .........................................7|27

4th Friday Crab Fest ...............................................7|28

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