Chisholm Trail Center-Outlet & Retail Shops and the Newton Masonic Lodge will host a fire works sale in the shopping center parking lot from July 1 through 4. The event is free and open to the public.
Visitors will be able to purchase a variety of fireworks.
Go to www.wholesalefireworks.biz to view many of the fireworks available.
“This is an event that the mall has enjoyed hosting in the past,” said Jackie Curtis, on-site manager at Chisholm Trail Center. “There is always a great variety of fireworks to choose from.”
Chisholm Trail will sponsor a free fireworks drawing.
Enter at any Chisholm Trail store until Wednesday. No purchase is necessary.
The Masonic Fraternity is the oldest and largest of any organization for men in the world.
The written history of the fraternity traces back almost 300 years.
Locally, the Newton Masonic Lodge and its members contribute to a variety of causes and organizations, including the Salvation Army, the Newton Fire/EMS’s “Fire-pup” program, the Newton High School After Graduation Party, books and teddy bears for hospitalized children, Harvest of Love, the Kansas Masonic Home in Wichita and the Cancer Research Center at The University of Kansas Medical Center.
For more information call 282-1518 or Steve Johnson at 282-7300.
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Chisholm Trail Center-Outlet & Retail Shops and the Newton Masonic Lodge will host a fire works sale in the shopping center parking lot from July 1 through 4. The event is free and open to the public.
Visitors will be able to purchase a variety of fireworks.
Go to www.wholesalefireworks.biz to view many of the fireworks available.
“This is an event that the mall has enjoyed hosting in the past,” said Jackie Curtis, on-site manager at Chisholm Trail Center. “There is always a great variety of fireworks to choose from.”
Chisholm Trail will sponsor a free fireworks drawing.
Enter at any Chisholm Trail store until Wednesday. No purchase is necessary.
The Masonic Fraternity is the oldest and largest of any organization for men in the world.
The written history of the fraternity traces back almost 300 years.
Locally, the Newton Masonic Lodge and its members contribute to a variety of causes and organizations, including the Salvation Army, the Newton Fire/EMS’s “Fire-pup” program, the Newton High School After Graduation Party, books and teddy bears for hospitalized children, Harvest of Love, the Kansas Masonic Home in Wichita and the Cancer Research Center at The University of Kansas Medical Center.
For more information call 282-1518 or Steve Johnson at 282-7300.
