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Have you ever wondered what it
was like living on a farm in the
Wayne area? “Many Hands and
Hard Work: Farm Families 1850-
1910” will be presented by the
Wayne Historical Society on Thurs-
day, May 13, at 7:00 p.m. Guest
speaker Debra Reid from The Henry
Ford will talk about what it was like
living on a farm in the Wayne area.
The event will be outside of the
Wayne Historical Museum. Please
wear a mask and remember to social
distance.
Other upcoming events at the
Wayne Historical Museum include:
June 10 – History of Motorized
Emergency Vehicles
Join guest speaker Anthony Rzu-
cidlo as he shares the history of mo- The city of Wayne remembers the 42 residents that have been lost this past year in front of City Hall.
torized emergency equipment
including fire trucks and ambu- artingathome.com/ticket-booth-%26- be held rain or shine. though minors must be accompa-
lances. Event starts at 7:00 p.m. shop/ols/products/arting-at-the- nied by a parent or guardian. Individ-
wayne-museum. The Wayne Historical Museum uals interested in testing do not
The Wayne Rotary announced is open to the public. Feel free to require a doctor’s order or pre-regis-
that the City clean-up day on April Come on out to the Wayne His- visit during museum hours on tration before visiting the site. Offi-
24 in honor of Earth Day was a torical Museum during the US12 Wednesdays and Thursdays, 10:00 cials say insurance is requested but
huge success. There were approxi- Car Cruise. There will be kids’ crafts a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please be safe and not required to undergo testing.
mately 130 volunteers who collected and demonstrations. The Dearborn wear a mask.
trash from around the City. Profes- Old Engine Club will have old en- Individuals who are experienc-
sional Insurance donated breakfast gines set up and running. There will The Wayne Public Library is ing COVID-19 symptoms are en-
and snacks. Mark Chevrolet donated also be a small flea market, a selec- open to the public. You will need to couraged to get tested and
pizza for lunch. Wayne Lawn and tion of old cars and the museum will enter through the doors by the Veter- quarantine until test results are re-
Garden sharpened chain saws and be open. Hillcrest Church will be ans Plaza. Browsing is limited to 30 ceived to prevent the spread of the
pruners. serving food and have a selection of minutes for grab and go service. virus. Symptoms can develop up to
cars to view. Come on out for a great Please do not visit if you are sick. 14 days after exposure to the virus.
The Wayne Historical Society is time! The museum fun all happens The plaza pick-up service is still
hosting several historic walking on Saturday, July 10, from 10:00 available if you wish to do no-contact Seeking vendors for two mar-
tours in downtown Wayne this a.m. until 6:00 p.m. pick up of materials. Call the library kets in July. Vintage, antiques,
summer. for more information. crafters, direct marketing, artisans,
On Thursday, June 24, a guided Cruisin’ US 12 has announced garage sale. Email PD3021@mikofc.
tour of the route of old Monroe that Saturday, July 10, 2021, will The city of Wayne now has a org to find out more. The Outdoor
Street, Wayne’s former business dis- be the date of the next annual car Wayne County COVID-19 testing Market and Bike Show will be July
trict, will be held. cruise on Michigan Avenue in site. Two new, cost-free testing sites 10 from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.
On Thursday, July 22, a guided Wayne. During the cruise a 1919 with reportedly shorter waiting times The Rusty Trike Flea Market will be
tour of Michigan Avenue will be held. Harroun car will be on display at the were opened in Wayne and Dearborn, July 24. Both events will be at the
The one hour tours will begin at Wayne Historical Museum. The Har- both sites at HYPE locations. The Notre Dame Hall, 3144 S. Wayne Rd.
the Wayne Historical Museum. Com- roun is one of less than 3,000 made sites are open 9:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
fortable shoes are a must. Please in Wayne between 1917 and 1922 Monday through Friday and 9:00 The city of Wayne and the
wear masks to be courteous. and is the only known surviving ex- a.m.-3:00 p.m. on Saturday. Wayne Veterans Memorial Commit-
ample. Mark your calendars to come HYPE Athletics Center -- Wayne, tee invite the public to join them
Michelle’s Pieces and the out and welcome this car back to 4635 Howe Road, Wayne, MI 48184 at the city of Wayne Memorial Day
Wayne Historical Society invite Wayne (for the day) after 100 years! HYPE Athletics Center -- Dear- Ceremony on Monday, May 31 at
you to Arting at the Wayne Histori- born Heights, 23302 W. Warren Av- 10:00 a.m.
cal Museum on Wednesday, June Plan to attend the Spring Ven- enue, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127 The event will be at the new
9, at 6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. Tickets dor Show on Saturday, May 22, Wayne Veterans Memorial, 3355 S.
are $45 with a portion being do- from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. The Officials say the diagnostic Wayne Rd next to City Hall. Seating
nated to the museum. Attendees event will now be held at the Veter- COVID-19 tests are offered at no will be limited so feel free to bring a
will create a beautiful 8 x 10 stained ans Plaza by the Wayne Public Li- cost, and are available via drive- lawn chair. Please wear a facial cov-
glass mosaic in a design of their brary. There will be crafts, vendors, thru or walk-in. All individuals over ering. Social distancing protocols
choice. To purchase a ticket, go to raffles, food and fun. The event will 5 years old are eligible to get tested, will be followed.
6 · May 2021 · The Wayne Dispatch