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RESIDENTS, VISITORS LINE THE STREETS!

May 1, 2002 The Waynedale News Staff 0 min read

The Waynedale Memorial Day Parade has been scheduled! With a blast of sirens and flashing lights from Waynedale’s finest Police and Fire Departments, the 2002 Waynedale Memorial Day Parade will begin its route at The Waynedale United Methodist Church, at the intersection of Old Trail Road and Church Street.

The date is Monday, May 27th. All entries planning on participating in the parade, line up is 8am at The Waynedale United Methodist Church parking lot. The cost is free. The Waynedale Memorial Day Parade is sponsored by American Legion Post #241, Post #1421, and AM Vets Post #33. For further information you may contact any of the area Posts. American Legion #241 – 747-7851. AM Vets Post #33 – 478-4114 or email VeteranEagle@aol.com

Following the parade there will be a memorial service at the Pine Grove Cemetery on Old Trail Road.

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