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Wilson Lakes Neighborhood Association

This year's Holiday Boat Parade is scheduled for
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The party will start about 3:00 PM

with Santa arriving about 4:00 PM. 

Please bring an appetizer and/or desert to share.  How about your favorite Christmas cookies?   

and BYOB

The Boat Parade will start sundown (about 6:00 PM). The boat drivers will meet around 5:30 PM or so (sundown) to discuss the procedures and safety stuff.

The Skiing Santa will immediately follow the Boat Parade, with the party continuing afterward.

Light up your boat and encourage your neighbors to
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Contact Richard Champagn for details if you plan to bring a boat or have any questions. Last minute entries are always welcome, but we would just like to get an idea of the number of boats that will be participating.

Where do you find lights for your boat? In years past, Wal-Mart has carried battery operated (2 C cells) 10 light strings of Christmas lights. The auto parts stores sell invertors (changes 12vdc to 110vac) that connect to your boat battery and run regular 110vac tree lights.