Pictured are front row: Wayne
Industries individuals Angie G, Ryan S., Kenny A., Terry O., Sam P. and
Dave
M. Back Row: Amber
Schmerge, Main Street
Greenville Executive Director; John W., Terry R., Dustin H., Craig H., Jeff Kniese, Greenville
Federal President and
parade sponsor; and Dick H.
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Wayne
Industries Marshal Horse Parade November 19
Main
Street Greenville...
Wayne
Industries Marshal Horse Parade
November 5, 2011
On
Saturday, November 19 at 7:00 pm
Wayne Industries/Darke County Board of Developmental Disabilities will
grand
marshal the Hometown Holiday Horse Parade into downtown Greenville. The
selection of the group came very easily as approximately 20 individuals
from
Wayne Industries along with supervisor Mark Middlecoff logged 2,400
volunteer
hours for Main Street Greenville in just 6 months!
Each Thursday from mid April to mid October
the
group, wearing their matching blue t-shirts, tended to flower beds,
mulch, weed
removal and trash pick up in downtown.
“We feel their effort is something worth
celebrating. These individuals
were dedicated to their work and really contributed to beautifying
downtown
this summer,” stated Amber Schmerge, Main Street Greenville Executive
Director.
Wayne
Industries/Darke County Board of
Developmental Disabilities focus is to provide services to individuals
that
enable them to live, work and play as productive and contributing
members of
the community.
In
addition to vocational
training/opportunities, individuals have an array of services to choose
from as
they pertain to community volunteering, social and leisure activities
and
community participation. Their time spent in downtown Greenville
reflects true
leaders in shaping our downtown’s sense of place, stories and future. It’s because of their
efforts that Greenville
can proudly reflect a downtown that matters.
The
8th annual parade, sponsored by Wayne
Healthcare and Greenville Federal, is presented by Main Street
Greenville. Each
year Main Street Greenville provides
programs which make our community and downtown district a better place
to live,
work , shop and enjoy for ourselves, families and friends. The Hometown
Holiday Horse Parade is a huge
part of community pride and reflects the quality of life provided in
Greenville
with an estimated 8, 000 people attending each year. With nearly 55
lighted
hitches and riders making up the parade, it is a true festive
celebration of
the holiday season in Darke County.
To
learn more about Main Street Greenville and the parade route, please
visit
www.DowntownGreenville.org
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