Here are some photos from our 2010 “Twilight in the Park – Haverford Neighbor’s Night Out.” It was the 4th annual event and was enjoyed by all. Look for information about the 2011 event which will take place on September 13th from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. in Sharpe Park.
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- The Lower Merion Police Dept. K-9 Unit Was A Popular Attraction
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- A Winning Raffle Ticket is Drawn
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- The Able Assistants Help Announce the Prize Winners
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- Future Announcers of America Call Out to Raffle Winners
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- Lucky Raffle Winners are Announced With the Assistance of Future Broadcasters
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- Supt. Michael McGrath, LMPD; Reggie Hunt & Wayne Hunt, Pres of Haverford Civic
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- Mustard, Relish, Hot Dogs & FUN – Thanks to the Generosity of Haverford Square.
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- The Popular Hot Dog Cart Compliments of Haverford Square
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- The Hot Dog Cart Was Generously Underwritten by Haverford Square
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- Martha Cyphers makes a point to Commissioner Cheryl Gelber, Commissioner V. Scott Zelov & Supt. of Police, Michael McGrath
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- L to R: Supt. Michael McGrath, LMPD; Wayne Hunt, Pres of Haverford Civic & Chief Thomas Hayden of Merion Fire Company of Ardmore
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- The Merion Fire Company of Ardmore Graciously Supplied a Crew & Fire Truck (The Sign Painter Did Not Have Spell Check)
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- Board Members Yasmine LeClerc & Ruth Bramson Oversee the Food Table while Board Member Clif Payne Manages the Bear Raffle
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- The INCREDIBLE Garden Workers!!!
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- Future HCA Leaders Try Face Painting!!
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- Face Painting is Always a Hit!!
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- Astrology Was Popular!!
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- Waiting for the Photo Booth Underwritten by Reggie Hunt
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- The Active Registration Desk Was Managed by HCA Treasurer, Lorraine Jones
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- Board Member Clif Payne Finds a Home for Mr. Bear
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- The Merion Fire Company of Ardmore Supplied a Crew & Fire Truck
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- Connie Bookbinker of Haverford Savors a Yummy Gourmet Hot Dog!
Sharpe Park is such a great place where someone can sit and relax or stroll through the wonderful plants and trees. It is a well maintained oasis from the outside world.
I especially like that most of the trees are identified with name plates. It well deserves the PHS Community Greening Award.