Published August 19. 2021 03:33PM
By ANITA HIRSCH
Special to The Press
South Whitehall police organized a fun-for-all National Night Out on Aug. 3 at Covered Bridge Park,
As in previous years, there were activities for children, police riding bicycles through an obstacle course, a K-9 demonstration, hay rides a band concert presented by the group, “We May Be Right,” a Billy Joel Tribute band.
Attendees could bring their own chairs and sit and enjoy the music.
Three food trucks were available from which to purchase food and beverages.
There was a corn hole tournament for which participants formed two-person teams to compete.
Thirty-two teams signed up.
Two friends from Catasauqua - Shaun Fenon and Joe Kovacs - formed a team called the “Catty Boys.”
They lost to the “Mother Shuckers” from Allentown, a father and son team of Brandon Zimmerman and son Riley.
The Zimmermans then played against “The Nutz.”
This team, Brian Stine from North Whitehall and Mark Brosky from Allentown wore T-shirts on which was written “Lugnut” and “Numbnut” on the back.
“The Nutz” team then beat “The Mother Shuckers.”
The audience sitting on the bleachers nearby cheered the players and a good time was had by all.
PRESS PHOTOS BY ANITA HIRSCH Riley Zimmerman of the “Mother Shuckers” and Joe Kovacs of the “Catty Boys,” take their turn at the corn hole championship Aug. 3 at South Whitehall Township Police Department's National Night Out at Covered Bridge Park.
Shaun Fenon of the “Catty Boys” team, takes his turn tossing beans bags with Brandon Zimmerman from the “Mother Shuckers” of Allentown.
“The Nutz” team, comprised of Mark Brosky from Allentown, and Brian Stine from North Whitehall, show the backs of their shirts with the “Numbnut” and “Lugnut” labels.
PRESS PHOTOS BY ANITA HIRSCH Brandon Zimmerman from Allentown plays the corn hole tournament against Lugnut Brian Stine from North Whitehall. “The Nutz” beat the “Mother Shuckers.”
