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Mark of Integrity
17 Gateway Publications
SUBURBAN PITTSBURGH'S LARGEST CIRCULATION
Vol. 82 No. 38®
Wednesday, September 18, 1985 In Two Sections ' 30 Cents
THEY’RE OFF. Young and old alike got into the act Saturday at the sixth began immediately following the 10K race. More than 750 participants sur-
annual running of the Sewickley 10K Race and Two-mile Fun Run. The faced in front of the Sewickley YMCA to join in the running. For pictures of
group of runners shown above was competing in the two-mile race, which the event, please turn to page A1
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Arts Festival on Saturday
HERE YEE. Artist Louisa Yee will be demonstrating the ancient technique of Chinese brush painting at the ninth annual Sewickley Celebrates ■the Arts Festival.
The beauty and charm of Sewickley Village will be enhanced by the presence of some of the region’s finest artists on Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Sewickley Celebrates the Arts Festival.
The festival, now in it’s ninth year, continues to expand. But bigger can also mean better!
“Although our festival has grown in size and popularity in the past few years, we have strived to retain the friendly village atmosphere, which was such an important part of the small community festivals of the past,” stated Jean Horstman, executive director of Sweetwater Art Center, sponsor of the festival.
“The festival drew more than 12,000 persons last year, yet there was plenty of room for visitors to move around the area in comfort,” added Ms. Horstman. “Our festival is popular because we assemble quality artists and entertainers, and then we take measures to assure they are presented in such a way that people can enjoy them without feeling crowded.
This year’s festival will showcase more than 100 artists whose work comprises a variety of media. There will be
stage entertainment all day with jazz, traditional folk, bluegrass, and classical groups. The children’s area will be filled with clowns, mimes, jesters, storytellers, and many hands-on activities for children to enjoy. A wide array of concessions ranging from traditional to exotic fare wifi be offered throughout the day.
The' faculty from Sweetwater will be a part of the limelight, too. At 10:30 a.m., Bettie Walberg will demonstrate basketry followed by Ruth Pealer Hess at 11:30 with a watercolor demonstration. Duane Reeves shows flower arranging at 12:30; Louisa Yee, Chinese brush painting at 1:30; Susan Powell, spinning, at 2:30; and Judith Reilly, rug braiding, at 3:30 p.m.
“The festival is the last chance of the summer season for people to stroll through a lovely village and enjoy the finest arts and entertainment that the region has to offer,” stated Mrs. Horstman.
As in past years, the festival will be held on Broad Street. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The festival provides handicap accessible.
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DRAWING WILL BE HELD SEPT. 21 ST. AT 8:00 P.M.
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| Title | Sewickley Herald |
| Subject | Sewickley (Pa.)--Newspapers |
| Description | A weekly community newspaper in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. Coverage includes September 1903-Most recently available. |
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| Publisher | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Date | 09-18-1985 |
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| Title | 1985-09-18.Page01 |
| Creator | Trib Total Media, Inc |
| Date | 09-18-1985 |
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| Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Sewickley Public Library, Attn: Reference Department, 500 Thorn St. Sewickley PA 15143. Phone: 412-741-6920. Email: sewickley@einetwork.net |
| Contributing Institution | Sewickley Public Library |
| Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
| Full Text | Ssitisg: H*W Bril Acres EjjHirtll Glnflsli Hiysrllls Last TowasMp. laatsdala Ssbarea Searicklay Siwickltv Natahls Siwlcklay Kills Mark of Integrity 17 Gateway Publications SUBURBAN PITTSBURGH'S LARGEST CIRCULATION Vol. 82 No. 38® Wednesday, September 18, 1985 In Two Sections ' 30 Cents THEY’RE OFF. Young and old alike got into the act Saturday at the sixth began immediately following the 10K race. More than 750 participants sur- annual running of the Sewickley 10K Race and Two-mile Fun Run. The faced in front of the Sewickley YMCA to join in the running. For pictures of group of runners shown above was competing in the two-mile race, which the event, please turn to page A1 : -;l i Arts Festival on Saturday HERE YEE. Artist Louisa Yee will be demonstrating the ancient technique of Chinese brush painting at the ninth annual Sewickley Celebrates ■the Arts Festival. The beauty and charm of Sewickley Village will be enhanced by the presence of some of the region’s finest artists on Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Sewickley Celebrates the Arts Festival. The festival, now in it’s ninth year, continues to expand. But bigger can also mean better! “Although our festival has grown in size and popularity in the past few years, we have strived to retain the friendly village atmosphere, which was such an important part of the small community festivals of the past,” stated Jean Horstman, executive director of Sweetwater Art Center, sponsor of the festival. “The festival drew more than 12,000 persons last year, yet there was plenty of room for visitors to move around the area in comfort,” added Ms. Horstman. “Our festival is popular because we assemble quality artists and entertainers, and then we take measures to assure they are presented in such a way that people can enjoy them without feeling crowded. This year’s festival will showcase more than 100 artists whose work comprises a variety of media. There will be stage entertainment all day with jazz, traditional folk, bluegrass, and classical groups. The children’s area will be filled with clowns, mimes, jesters, storytellers, and many hands-on activities for children to enjoy. A wide array of concessions ranging from traditional to exotic fare wifi be offered throughout the day. The' faculty from Sweetwater will be a part of the limelight, too. At 10:30 a.m., Bettie Walberg will demonstrate basketry followed by Ruth Pealer Hess at 11:30 with a watercolor demonstration. Duane Reeves shows flower arranging at 12:30; Louisa Yee, Chinese brush painting at 1:30; Susan Powell, spinning, at 2:30; and Judith Reilly, rug braiding, at 3:30 p.m. “The festival is the last chance of the summer season for people to stroll through a lovely village and enjoy the finest arts and entertainment that the region has to offer,” stated Mrs. Horstman. As in past years, the festival will be held on Broad Street. Hours will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The festival provides handicap accessible. !!,ga§s©i« rasvxi j| $ Park Place thrives thanks to designer Village shops ■rj;’| put spark Vli*' into Wednesday Runners take to the streets for 10K race Sewickley Celebrates the arts zssssasszEommaszmz: rSEPTElWBtfr2T,T9'85! , COME MEET THE CARE BEAR! j432 Green Street, Sewickley (Next to Pizza Roma in Heart of Sewickley) 741-2713 _ j______ ----S.—— ■ 'fMM (&'{r)\ [W ■ ’ ! . a-. ”*% - ) j'rU f- REGISTER TO WIN MOVIE OF YOUR CHOICE! DRAWING WILL BE HELD SEPT. 21 ST. AT 8:00 P.M. |
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