Fireworks
Display
Planned
A big event will happen on Sunday
night, Sept. 2, when the Harveys
Lake Beach Association will have
its annual Mammoth Fireworks Dis-
play. This event attracts perhaps
the largest single event crowd in the
Back Mountain Area.
i The display is on Labor Day Eve,
} 3t Sunset Beach, and held in con-
{ junction with the Harveys Lake
} Yacht Club. It is a magnificent sight
to see the fireworks display over-
| head, while the sailboats are under-
| neath in their torchlight parade.
| The event attracts thousands of
i! peop-le who otherwise would not
visit Harveys lake or the Back
Mountain area.
The association hopes that you
a
annual public display. The associa-
tion bears the costs, with the assist-
ance of the Lake’s business commu-
nity, as a public service to residents
of the Lake and the entire Back
Mountain area.
| Pilgrimage
| Slated For
Mt. Carmel
The Sacred Heart Mission Group
will pilgrimage to Our Lady of Mt.
Carmel Parish, Lake Silkworth, to
pause in this vacation season and
unite in the power of prayer in
troubled times on Monday, July 30,
oat? p.m.
i Rev. Edward Zaodniak is host
pastor and will lead the July serv-
ice. (Church opens one hour prior to
the service.)
i Monthly service includes Mass of
| Reconciliation and Divine Mercy
Holy Hour with the following
format: Intercessory Rosary,
Reparation and Repentance prayer
during Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament, and concludes with Pro-
cession with the Eucharistic Lord.
The Mission Group, comprised of
members of parishes throughout the
Scranton Diocese, scheduled
monthly services upon request of
pastor or parishioners.
A bus will be available for conve-
| nience of pilgrims; further informa-
tion can be obtained by calling
Gladys Kellar of Plymouth of Mar-
garet Aciukewicz of Nanticoke.
‘Kismet’ At Playhouse
The Pocono Playhouse is cur-
rently presenting a musical tale of
. Arabian nights, “Kismet.” This pro-
duction will run through Sunday,
. Aug. 5.
Theatre patrons should check
Pocono Playhouse advetising for
- special discount offers. Shows are at
8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, Saturday at 5
and 9 p.m.; Sunday at 6 p.m. and 2
p.m. matinee on Wednesday. Prices
range from $12 to $16. Call the box-
office in Mountainhome for reserva-
tions at 595-7456.
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At a recent meeting of the Lake-
Lehman Band Sponsors, the follow-
ing officers were elected for the
1984-85 school year: president,
Marion Kasko; vice-president, Al
Jenkins; corresponding secretary,
Marie Annetta; recording secre-
tary, Diane Brown; treasurer,
Karen Lubinski and assistant trea-
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The Band Sponsors are presently
involved . in several summer
projects including an Arts and
Crafts Bazaar, an Antique Car
Show, several one-day bus trips to
various points of interest, as well as
several other projects.
The Band Sponsors are comprised
of persons interested in encouraging
and supporting, the students in the
band. During the summer, meetings
are held on the third Monday of the
month at 7 p.m. at the high school.
During the school year, meetings
are held on the third Tuesday of the
month at 7:30 p.m.
‘“Kismet”’ is a fairy tale of old
Baghdad depicting the ever absorb-
ing strangeness and unpredictability
of human life. It is resplendent with
music adapted from Alexander Bor-
odin. Such wonderful tunes as ‘“Bau-
bles, Bangles & Beads’’, ‘And This
Is My Beloved”, and the hauntingly
beautiful ‘‘Stranger in Paradise’
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Paul Kanjorski,
11th District.
Hazleton and Bloomsburg.
Mike Danowski, Chapter 9 Disa-
bled American Veterans publicity
DAV will conduct its sixth meeting
of the year on Monday, Aug. 6, at
7:30 p.m. at the Parsons VF'W, Scott
Street, Wilkes-Barre.
Commander Richard Pierce will
preside. Items on the agenda
include membership and hospital
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ski, VAVS representative, who inci-
dentally is looking for volunteers to:
pass out booklets on the first Tues-
day o the month up at the VA
Hospital at 6:45 p.m. Report by
Peter Dudish, National Service Offi-
cer, will be given. Refreshments
will be served. All members are
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