Ward wants people to have fun at the club’s events but also take away something else. It takes a team to make something like this blossom.” “You have to have team effort to do what we do in this club, and if you don’t have team effort, you have nothing.

Ward enjoys seeing Santa’s sled ride down Main Street, and she praised the Lions Club for bringing magic to the community. Brownie Troop 20002 will collect toys for the county sheriff’s department toy drive. The parade lineup will include a variety of floats, Brownie troop and Boy Scout members and string bands. Girl Scouts, Brownies and Cub Scouts all competed for prizes in float and marching group categories with awards based on adherence to the theme. Last year’s event included the Aqua and Woodland string bands, the Burlington County Special Services School and Moorestown High School bands, cheerleaders and a dance team. Santa’s sled will close out the festivities. at Chester Avenue, head down Main Street, and end at Church Street. The parade will start at about 11:30 a.m. “It’ll be fun to see what all the floats turn out to be.”

“So this time, we have Disney,” Ward said. “Last year was Snow Much Fun, like snowflakes,” she said of the 2021 theme.

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