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Family Movie Night
Mayor Saxon &
Bobbie Enke
Then in no time we had a "few more" fellow Bristolians stop by to enjoy Family Movie Night hosted by the Bristol Borough Community Partnership & sponsored by the Bristol Exchange Club
Little by little, Bristolians came to enjoy an evening by the river with family and friends
3 Harry Potter's up to the age of 5
A whole cast of characters in the 6 - 12 age group
Can you guess what HP characters they are in the 13 - 17 age group
All the costume prizes winners with Loretta Vasso and Professor Dumbledore.
John Bodner of Magic Sojourn fascinates the children with magic tricks
Magician, Douglas "Push" Billingsley and his assistant
Magician, Douglas "Push" Billingsley holds the children spell bound
Gabriella Blosser watches over Madison and Emma
Mark Carter and Chase Panzano
Mary Bunda works with Jean Jacoby serving free water ice.
Drew Young and Charlotte Glennie sell raffle tickets.
Gary and Jayne at the Registration Table
Children making their Wizard hats & Magic wands
Youth volunteers, Olga Blosser and Paul Cultural run the craft table
Hermione (Cody) used modern magic to call home.
Chief Porter, Mark Carter & Joe Ciambrello keep things popping.
Loretta, Prof. Dumbledore (Bob) & Charlotte Glennie
Popcorn target practice with Mom as the target
Family Movie Night by the Delaware River
Thank You for sponsoring a fun evening for everyone
Youth volunteers, Gabby Blosser and her friend Chase Panzano.
Waiting for the movie
Emma, Madison and yummy popcorn
Magician Kurt Garwood knows knot magic
Two Brisol Wizards and their magic wands
Mayor Saxon addresses the audience
Popcorn and crafts under the wharf
View of the Delaware River from Lions Park
Counter added Monday, 13 August 2007
3rd Annual Meet & Greet click here
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Bristol Borough residents and other guests for a great evening.
Join us the second
Wednesday
of every month
at the Grundy Library
During the first half of the 2008 school year 8th grade students from Synder - Girotti Middle School and ??? interviewed many long term Bristol Borough, PA residents. This enabled the students to gain a first hand insight to what it was like to live in Bristol Borough as far back as 1906, as was the case with Joe Cuttone, who was born on December 3rd, 1909.
This interviews were captured on video as well as in photos and memorabila from the residents who were interviewed and a presentation was made to all interested parties on at the
BRISTOL RIVERSIDE THEATRE
4:30 p.m.
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