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For
more information on any of the upcoming events, please contact the
Neumann College Office of Cultural Programming by calling
610-558-5626.
Girls
Softball
Aston AA will be holding
signups for Girls Softball during the following times:
Thursdays February 1st, February 8th and February 15th
6 - 8pm each night.
Saturdays February 3rd,
February 10th and February 17th
1 to 3 pm each day. Visit
www.astonaa.com for more
information.
Senior
Signup
Anyone interested in joining
Aston Senior Citizens can call 610-485-3164 for an application and
information. Membership
requires that applicants be 55 years of age or older and a
resident of Aston Township.
Schoolwork-
Free Instruction & Study Help (FISH)
Free help with your schoolwork for kids of all ages is now
available at the Calvary Episcopal Church, 667 Mount Road, Aston,
each Tuesday between 3 and 6 pm. No enrollment is necessary! Drop
in and get assistance with those pesky homework problems. For more
information, call 610.891.0386.
Center
for Lifelong Learning
At
Aston Community Center
Country Line
Dance offered …
Thursdays for 10 weeks, 3/1 to
5/3 2:00 to
3:00 pm, $42
Learn
the Cactus Flower, Cowboy Boogie, Trashy Women, Tush Push and
more.
Instructor: Pat
Weldon
Water Color
Painting
Thursdays
for 10 weeks, 2/15 to 4/19,
9:30 to 11:30, $50
Learn techniques, materials,
tools, color mixing and approaches with focus on individuals
needs. Beginner
through advanced welcome.
Instructor:
Helen Baur
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PR Certification
Wed, 4/18, 12:00 to 2:00,
$5
Learn how to respond in an
emergency with CPR for adults, children, and infants.
Participant’s manual is included.
Instructor:
Paul Tresca
Hearing Screening
Wed,
May 2, 1:00, No Fee
Following
a presentation on hearing loss, receive a free screening to detect
hearing loss and the approximate degree of loss you may be
experiencing.
Presenter:
Donna Schumacher
Warm
Water Exercise (at Rocky Run YMCA)
Sponsored by CWW, 7 weeks,
$45, 2/28 to 4/14
Wed. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m., Fri.
11:00 to 11:45 and Sun. 10:15 to 11:00
Excellent
for individuals with arthritis, fibromyalgia, joint replacements
and other orthopedic concerns.
Basic
Computers for Beginners
Virtual Rush, 1145 W.
Baltimore Pike, Media, Sponsored
by Center Without Walls7 weeks, $63
Wed., 3/28 to 5/9, 9:30 to
11:30
Learn basic components of
computer hardware and software, using a mouse, the desktop,
taskbar, and start menu, formatting a disk, and more.
Also learn valuable troubleshooting tips.
Instructor:
Naomi Torbert
New Pa. Law on Living Wills and
Health Care Powers of Attorney *NEW*
Wed. 4/25, 1:00, No Fee
Find out how to protect yourself and make sure your wishes
for medical care and end of life treatment are followed.
Presenters: Robert and Dana Breslin, Esq.
AARP
Driving Course
AARP
Driver Safety Program
is intended to help older drivers improve their skills while
teaching how to avoid accidents and traffic violations.
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Registration
secured with $10 check made payable to AARP (put dates of class on
memo of check).
March 21 & 23, 9:00 to 1:00
April 25 & 27, 9:00
to 1:00
To
find out more, please call Farah Esfahani at (610) 237-8100 ext.
30 or fesfahani@scs-delco.org
Municipal
News
Beware….
During 2006, the code enforcement department
received a number of complaints about contractors offering ‘a
great home improvement deal’ collecting a down payment and then
disappearing. None of these so-called contractors had an Aston
Township Contractors License. The old adage that “if it sounds
too good to be true”- it is!
But there are sometimes good deals
from reputable contractors when they have another job in your
neighborhood and can take advantage of the economies of scale.
However, remember this – if a contractor has taken the time to
properly and legally license his business with your township, the
chances are that he’s “legit” and if not - the code
enforcement department knows how to find him. So if you are
thinking of hiring a contractor, ask him upfront – “Are you
licensed in Aston Township?” It will save you a lot of trouble
in the long run!
How much rain can you retain…
Erosion
and sedimentation from stormwater and the pollutants they carry is
the number one cause of pollution in the Chester Creek Watershed.
A simple yet effective way for property owners to make a
contribution to improving water quality and to lessening
the impact to properties and communities downstream is by
redirecting their downspouts from dumping onto streets and into
storm sewers. One inch of rain on 1,000 square feet of rooftop
creates over 600 gallons of stormwater!!
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