Touch-A-Truck Brings Hundreds Out To Central Park Event
May 15, 2022 at 9:20 p.m.
By David [email protected]
Stephanie Schaefer, Warsaw parks and recreation director, said all the goody bags were gone by about 2 p.m. so she estimated 600 to 700 people attended the three-hour event. She described the traffic flow as “steady” and noted they added food vendors and a free bounce house for the kids to this year’s event.
Brian Walsh, Blessed Beginnings, provided the helicopter. He said it was once owned by legendary comedian Lucille Ball and showed a picture of her in the helicopter.
Kensington Media provided two SUVs and a pop tent; Lutheran EMS provided an ambulance; and Bobcat of Warsaw had a compact tractor and skid steer loader for kids and adults alike to see.
Metzger Trucking had a semi, while the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory had a fire truck. The dive bus, police truck and boat on a trailer from the Warsaw Police Department were on hand.
GreenMark Equipment had a tractor on hand, Ozinga had a ready mix truck while Crouse provided a larger wrecker. Kuert Concrete also had a ready mix cement mixer at the park.
Warsaw Street Department had four trucks, include two camera trucks, while John Gibson provided his street stock race car.
Children could get in a Warsaw Community Schools bus, or they could check out the heavy duty pick-up truck from Warsaw Buick GMC. Finally, a 1983 AM 925 General Army truck was a popular vehicle for the children to see.
Some upcoming Warsaw Parks events scheduled for May include:
• The Firefly Tour, Fort Wayne Ballet’s professional company of dancers, free, May 19, 7 p.m., Glover Pavilion.
• Summer Concert Series, Ted Yoder Band, 7 p.m., May 27, free.
• Library Stories in the Park, 11 a.m. to noon, June 2, Central Park west shelter; June 9, Kelly Park, shelter; June 16, McKinley Park, shelter; June 23, Richardson-Dubois Park, shelter; and June 30, Central Park west shelter.
• Summer Concert Series, Kennedy’s Kitchen, 7 p.m., June 3, Lucerne Park amphitheater.
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Stephanie Schaefer, Warsaw parks and recreation director, said all the goody bags were gone by about 2 p.m. so she estimated 600 to 700 people attended the three-hour event. She described the traffic flow as “steady” and noted they added food vendors and a free bounce house for the kids to this year’s event.
Brian Walsh, Blessed Beginnings, provided the helicopter. He said it was once owned by legendary comedian Lucille Ball and showed a picture of her in the helicopter.
Kensington Media provided two SUVs and a pop tent; Lutheran EMS provided an ambulance; and Bobcat of Warsaw had a compact tractor and skid steer loader for kids and adults alike to see.
Metzger Trucking had a semi, while the Warsaw-Wayne Fire Territory had a fire truck. The dive bus, police truck and boat on a trailer from the Warsaw Police Department were on hand.
GreenMark Equipment had a tractor on hand, Ozinga had a ready mix truck while Crouse provided a larger wrecker. Kuert Concrete also had a ready mix cement mixer at the park.
Warsaw Street Department had four trucks, include two camera trucks, while John Gibson provided his street stock race car.
Children could get in a Warsaw Community Schools bus, or they could check out the heavy duty pick-up truck from Warsaw Buick GMC. Finally, a 1983 AM 925 General Army truck was a popular vehicle for the children to see.
Some upcoming Warsaw Parks events scheduled for May include:
• The Firefly Tour, Fort Wayne Ballet’s professional company of dancers, free, May 19, 7 p.m., Glover Pavilion.
• Summer Concert Series, Ted Yoder Band, 7 p.m., May 27, free.
• Library Stories in the Park, 11 a.m. to noon, June 2, Central Park west shelter; June 9, Kelly Park, shelter; June 16, McKinley Park, shelter; June 23, Richardson-Dubois Park, shelter; and June 30, Central Park west shelter.
• Summer Concert Series, Kennedy’s Kitchen, 7 p.m., June 3, Lucerne Park amphitheater.
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