The Martin’s Creek Centennial Celebration float depicting the 1914 ‘Cloud Dance’ earned the Grand Marshals trophy. PHOTO BY RICH SECORD
Brooklyn and Harford Historical Society’s joined together to create the Grand Marshal Trophy Winning first place float in the K-L-R Patriotic Parade.
The float was a recreation of the “Cloud Dance” held at the opening of the Martin Creek Viaduct 100 years ago.
The Martin Creek Centennial Celebration will be held Sept. 5-6 in Kingsley.
Others parade award recipients were:
2nd place: South Montrose Community Church;
3rd place: Candidate for County Commissioner Betsy Arnold float;
4th place: Evangelical Free Church;
The South Montrose Community Church float was awarded second place. PHOTO BY PAT FARNELLI
5th place: Old Mill Village;
6th place: Cub Scout Pack 98.
Some members of the Elk Lake High School Band donned rain gear for the rainy July 4th parade. PHOTO BY RICH SECORD
Parade watchers stand and salute the veteran honor guard. PHOTO BY PAT FARNELLI
Susquehanna County 4-H Clubs received the Ted Brzuskas Memorial Award, presented by the Kiwanis Club of Montrose to the float that best depicts “Service to Youth.”
Josh Starzec, 6, of Montrose, enjoys a drippy 4th of July on the Green in Montrose.
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