The Official Newspaper for Foster County
The Official Newspaper for Foster County
One of the most iconic classic cars, this 1957 Chevy Bel Air hardtop owned by Elliott and Mary Paczkowski of Kensal is dubbed the "Love Machine." It was proudly on display on Main Street in Glenfield as part of the Harvest Festival's Car Show and Drive Saturday, July 23.
These girls are having a grand old time in the suds!
Bouncy castles were a huge hit with the kids at the Harvest Festival in Glenfield. And, no, due to forced perspective, nobody was hurt during this sequence of events.
A line of cars takes up Main Street in Glenfield for the Classic Car Show.
Christian Leininger and Ethan Utke were the winners of the Cornhole Tournament.
The Glenfield Harvest Festival came to the eastern Foster County town for three days of revelry and fun times for all July 22-24.
Class reunions for graduates of Glenfield-Sutton, Glenfield-Sutton-McHenry and Midkota schools were held over the three days.
Other activities held at the Festival included the Classic Car Show and Drive, "The Market", featuring goods produced by local artisans, and games in the park such as cornhole, wishy washy, horseshoes and kickball, with prizes for tournament winners given out.
At Glenfield City Park, the Harvest Feast-Ivus was held Saturday evening, and the Fire Department was at the grill for some good eats for hungry festival-goers. Later that night, a Street Dance was held, with "Rhyme or Reason" as the performers.
On Sunday, a Community Church Service was held, followed by the Fireman's Brunch.
