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The Harveys Lake
Homecoming Festival
Steering Committee has
been meeting regularly to
plan a two-day cele-
bration in June. The
steering committee is
made up of repre-
organizati-
The festival, scheduled
for Saturday, June 18 and
Sunday, June 19, will
include a bike race
sponsored by Warden
Place Association, pro
and amateur fishing
contests sponsored by the
Harveys Lake Bass-
masters, an ox (beef)
roast sponsored by the
Harveys Lake Protective
Association, and a tube
race sponsored by Little
League parents and
scouts.
The Harveys Lake
Women’s Service Club
will hold a dance Satur-
day night at the Harveys
Lake Pub. On both days
the borough building and
the D.C. Roberts Fire Co.
will be open to the public
with exhibits. The fire
company will exhibit its
equipment while the PA
Fish and Game Com-
mission, the Harveys
Lake Historical Society,
and the Bassmasters will
be featured at the borough
building.
be scheduled for Sunday,
including a sailboat race
sponsored by the Harveys
Lake Yacht Club, a
vehicular parade spon-
sored by the D.C. Roberts
Fire ' Co., a public
motorboat regatta, the
Hazleton Ripcords Sky-
Hand. Pictured, from left, Anne Wood, Kurt Fetterman,
Karen Rebinson, Mark Stash and Nancy Norkaitis. (Dan
Walsh Photo)
divers Air Show at WINNERS HONORED: Several local artists are shown
Hanson’s Park, and the with their award winning works at Sue Hand’s Imagery
Avanti Waterbugs Ski inDallas. The students are winners of the Suzanne Maria
Show. Rossetti Memorial Art Contest sponsored by Sue and Joe
The festival will end
Sunday evening with: a
fireworks display at
Hanson’s Park.
All outdoor activities
are scheduled weather
Winning drawings and
Awards are given to
violent ‘crime; secondly,
Heaven, Lake Lehman
permitting and the ox paintings in the second students in grades 7 to encourage young area Junior and Senior High,
roast will provide take out annual Suzanne Maria through 12 in a variety of artists and to honor their ~~ Northwest, Muhlenberg
Rossetti Memorial Art categories on each grade {alent Christian Academy,
orders upon request. The
homecoming promises
two fun-filled days at the
lake with these events,
and, along with the other
local restaurants and
stands, good food will be
in abundance.
Contest were displayed
last week at Sue Hand’s
Imagery in Dallas.
The contest is spon-
sored annually by Joe and
Sue Hand.
level.
There were a total of 124
ribbons awarded from a
field of nearly 250 entries.
The contest has a dual
purpose; first, to honor
Miss Rossetti, a victim of
Entries were received
from students at Dallas
Junior and Senior High,
Tunkhannock, Wyoming
Area, Valley West,
Wyoming Seminary,
Bishop O’Reilly, Gate of
Sweet Valley Christian,
and Nanticoke Area.
Judges for the contest
were Doris Mae Hughey,
a local artist and Ann
Spencer and Lynn Ritts,
college art students.
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