Salisbury Jaycees Christmas Parade
Sunday • December 2 • 2012 • 2pm
Hosted for 66 years by your Salisbury Jaycees Volunteers
Lineup: Civic Ave in the old mall parking lot
Staging: Enter Civic Ave. from the South End ONLY (near the Civic Center)
Starts: 2pm step off from Civic Ave & Mt. Hermon Road
Judges Stand: East Main Street at public works fountain in the City Park
End: East Main and Ward Street after Wi-Middle
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Thursday 11/22 All Christmas Parade Registration forms are due.
Must be postmarked by Thanksgiving Day or late fee of $10 will apply.
Mail registration and check to:
P.O. Box 404. Salisbury, MD 21803
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Celebrating its 66th year this winter, the annual Salisbury Jaycees Christmas Parade. This festive event showcases more than 75 entries including local dignitaries, fire trucks, marching bands, the perennially popular Eastern Correctional Institution float and, of course, Santa Claus, joined by Saul the Salisbury Jaycees Bear!
GO HERE to vote on theme. The poll is on the left hand side of the page.
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
6 comments:
Oh I wish they would go back to the way it was years ago and have the parade downtown like it should be.
How about the theme for the CHRISTmas parade be about Christ.
12:49 PM, I was remembering that time myself and thought how wonderful it would be. The store fronts were all decorated for Christmas. It was fun shopping from store to store in the cold air, then getting warm up going in the stores for just the right gift. It seemed like family, like everyone was together and happy. Music filled the air. Getting a bit to eat at either Reads or Woolworth's what a great time. I think when the city leader's closed off downtown, the parade and everything else died; and hasn't been the same since.
@1:26PM - Christ is a super hero in my book!
The Christmas parade was much bigger, and better when it was on a Saturday. A lot more participation from churches, etc.
It is really a shame that they don't have more volunteers to help out with the parade. Why doesn't the city do anything to help?
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