A J Sunday, July 23, 2006 | PAGE6 THE POST COMMUNITY DALLAS JAZZ BAND PERFORMS AT BUSCH GARDENS Pie-baking contest part of festivities Harveys Lake will host several Homecoming fes- tivities during its annual celebration Sunday, Aug. 13 at the Sandy Beach Club. There will be numerous activities, including the “Lake Marketplace” from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Vendors, arts and crafts, white elephant booths and face painting by Aniela Coveleski will be fea- tured, while disc jockey Jamie Strazdus will play music throughout the day. Vendor information is available by calling Shirley Javer at 639-1754 or Marsha Hogan at 639-2072. There will also be a fruit pie-baking contest open to all residents in surrounding communities. The event will take place at 3 p.m. at the Sandy Beach Club Pre-registration is required and may be made by contacting Marsha at 639-2072 or Shirley at 639- 1754. The Bake Shoppe is the sponsor and will award a $50 prize to the winner. A “Little Miss Harveys Lake” pageant for girls ag- es four to six will be held at 11a .m. Applications are available at the Harveys Lake borough building or by calling Hogan. All applications are due by Aug. 1. ; The event is being sponsored by Rich and Char- lotte Williams. The Dallas Middle School jazz band, under the direction of Louis Piazza, recently performed at Busch Gardens in Williamsburg, Va. vember @ ( the band, from left, first row are Kelsey Maas and Janara Koehler. Second row: Chelsea Martin, Alyx Koehler, Jackie Pearson, Adrienne Box, Lauren Skudalski, Kassandra Michno and Ashleigh Naperkowski. Third row: Sara Zerfoss, Alyssa Monaghan, Kelly Monaghan, Elizabeth Hoover, Austin Smith, Logan May, Eric Novroski, Ryan Hogan, Chris Clemson, Drew Schaub, Shannon Brobst, Mara Zumchak and Ali Smith. Fourth row: Egan Mengeringhausen, Scott Napkora, Brandon Harding, Chris Tamanini, Brad Sherman, Matt Hiscox, Dan Fasulka, Kevin Barry, Amanda Thompson, Kitty Polin, Monica Esopi and Hillary Hoover. Fifth row: Jake Reinert, Mr. Piazza, Melissa Snyder, Cara Olson, David Balmer, Michael Calkins, Matt Gilbert, Eric Shaver, Matt Frey, Kevin Muldoon and Aleona Chinikaylo. SMITH EXHIBITS PHOTOGRAPHY AT LCCC FESTIVAL Continued from Page 1 with set-up in the morning and clean-up at the end of the day,” said Rich Green, coordinator of student activities at the col- lege. “The lacrosse team helps to set up the stage and we have students who take care of the garbage.” The students will also be adding some new things to this year’s festival. “The students in the ‘blue house’ on Lake Street are orga- nizing a coat drive,” said TIMES LEADER FILE PHOTO/AIMEE DILGER A group of dancers performs at last year's Harvest Festival building during the festival service and outdoor recre- Green. “We think it will be a good time for people to think about cleaning out their clos- ets and they might realize that they may have more stuff than they need. They can donate coats to people who can use them.” Gently used, clean coats can be dropped off at the borough and the students will give the coats to needy Back Mountain residents. The technical name for the blue house is the SERVE House — Students Explore Rec- reational and Volunteer Expe- riences. “We try to find students who have an inherent interest in ational programs,” said Green. “It is about stewardship, help- ing others and making health- ful choices.” Students from the SERVE House have been involved with cleaning up the Back Moun- tain Trail and Ricketts Glen State Park, in addition to work- ing at the festival. Shavertown resident Jonathan Smith, a second-year photography student at Luzerne County Community College, recently held a photography exhibit of his work at the college's Campus Center. The exhibit contained original work by Smith and included color and black and white prints. 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