Annual fireworks program
seeks donations for big lakeside display
June 1, 2012 – Fireworks displays are among
the most “democratic” events you can imagine. Everyone within miles gets to see
and hear them.
The annual July 4 display by
the Lake Wylie community is also democratic in how it is funded – quietly by
individuals, groups and businesses that like to help celebrate our nation’s
birthday.
The show’s organizers invite
you to be part of that latter group this year.
Catawba RiverViews recently
received this request from Biff Virkler, a member of the Lake Wylie Marine
Commission who also is chair of the Lake Wylie Fireworks Committee.
Dear Rich,
Please help us raise the
money required for the Lake Wylie Community 4th of July Fireworks display.
We raise $25,000 each year for this great display that is totally funded by
individuals and business in the Lake Wylie Community. The fireworks
display starts at dusk, around 9 PM, and is professionally staged off the
property of Camp Thunderbird. This is an annual tradition on Lake Wylie
that has thrilled families for generations. No public money is used for
this celebration. All donations are from people who love Lake Wylie and
this annual celebration of our nations Independence.
Please put this on your
calendar and help us raise donations.
Best regards,
Howard "Biff"
Virkler
Lake Wylie Fireworks
Committee Chairman
How to donate
If you’d like to help with
the fireworks display, here’s how to contact Biff. EMAIL Biff or call him
weekdays at 704-587-3934. Or mail donations (payable to Camp Thunderbird
Fireworks Fund) to: Camp Thunderbird Fireworks Fund, One Thunderbird Lane, Lake
Wylie, SC 2971
See the big show on July 4
The annual Lake Wylie
fireworks show will take place shortly after dusk on July 4 from the shoreline
of Camp Thunderbird, just south of the Buster Boyd Bridge (NC 49). MAP
Best Viewing: The Buster
Boyd Bridge Boat Landing, T-Bones on the Lake outside deck, Rey Azteca deck at
Lake Wylie Plaza Lake Wylie Italian and Pizza on patio at Lake Wylie Plaza
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