Mt Airy Parade To Be Held Today
The Mt Airy Lions Club sponsors the annual Hallowe en Parade and treat event set for today. Local residents and families are invited to watch the parade route through downtown Mt Airy with costumes on display.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1966
Page
12
The Mt Airy Lions Club sponsors the annual Hallowe en Parade and treat event set for today. Local residents and families are invited to watch the parade route through downtown Mt Airy with costumes on display.
A parade forms at the Farmes and Speciunics National Bank parking today at 2 p.m. It will move to the municipal lot for judging in two age groups, up to six and up to twelve. Cash prizes will be awarded in five categories per group, plus treats for every participant.
Parents asked to meet in the town parking lot at 1 45 p m to receive numbers for two groups. Police protection will be provided to cross Main Street to the lot, and cooperation of parents is requested.
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