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W E L C O M E TO WAY N E D A L E !
Nestled in Southern Fort Wayne, our “Neighborly Community” is celebrated as one of the best places to live and work in Northeast Indiana.
Walking down the streets of our quiet neighborhoods or visiting one of our
many family owned businesses, we see our neighbors, families and friends
who offer a welcoming wave as they greet us. Our kind traditions certainly
makes Waynedale feel like home.
Our hometown residents gather for our annual Community Picnic, Memorial Day Parade, Taste of Waynedale and more. You can feel the excitement as everyone seems to have a little more pep in their step in anticipation of each community event. People come from all over Indiana to see and
participate in our community activities that continue to grow in attendance
from year to year.
Waynedale has many unique qualities that make it different from any other place in the world, but the most interesting aspect is tradition. Waynedale
was named and founded in 1921, until it was annexed into Fort Wayne in
1957. But as Waynedalers love to keep tradition, fifty-five years later, most
still refer to the area as Waynedale than Fort Wayne.
Also kept in tradition are our multi-generational family-owned businesses, who have continued to do business in Waynedale since their start. The
community businesses structure is self-sufficient, providing literally everything the average citizen needs. As many of our businesses are within walking distance of our residential neighborhoods, most people don’t have to
travel far to find what they need, right here in Waynedale.
Our 2012 Waynedale.com Visitors Guide showcases the many great
features that Waynedale has to offer. Within these pages you will find our
map, community history, resident resources, local schools &
churches, featured “hot-spots” and activities, as well as a directory of Waynedale businesses. It has been diligently created
through the efforts of Waynedale.com volunteers. Be sure to
mention that you found any business or organization in the
Visitors Guide when you use their services or purchase
products. This will help us continue the second annual Waynedale.com Visitors Guide next year.
Waynedale.com is a free online community resource
for the promotion of Waynedale improvement. The website is maintained by community members and funded
by sponsors. Designed to be completely free, everyone
is encouraged to: discuss Waynedale events, newspaper,
improvements and more on our forum. Help customers
find your business on the Waynedale Online Directory.
Subscribe to our free community e-mailed newsletter. And
purchase Waynedale apparel from our Waynedale Shop.
Thank You! To our volunteers for helping make this project possible:
Alex Cornwell, Michael Alberico, Cynthia Cornwell, Camille Garrison
Waynedale Boundary
Indian
Village
Park
NUTTMAN AVE
Park / Golf Course
Psi Ote
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Water (Lake / Pond)
W RUDISILL BLVD
Railroad
Main Roads
St. Marys River
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Foster
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Orchard Ridge
Country Club
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Demographics
Population: 10,225
Median Age: 38.1
Average House
Value: $86,312
Average Household
Income: $48,734
AIRPORT EXPY
W h e r e I s Wa y n e d a l e ?
Waynedale is nestled on the South / Southwest side
of Fort Wayne. The community is defined by the Saint
Marys River to the East, Airport Expressway to the
South, Smith Road on the West side, and Nuttman
Avenue on the North end. A trail of businesses on our
main streets connect the many neighborhoods inlaid
within Waynedale’s boundaries. Waynedale is often
regarded as a hometown with everything residents
need, just minutes away from the bigger city.
On Average:
July is the warmest month.
January is the coolest month.
June is the wettest month.
February is the driest month.
October has the most clear days.
December has the most cloudy days.
Records:
The highest recorded temperature was 106°F in June of 1988.
The lowest recorded temperature
was -24°F in January of 1918.
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A History Of The Community
Contributed by Cynthia K. Cornwell of The Waynedale News & Robert L. Stark
The farmland that once comprised the area of Waynedale, and
indeed all of Wayne Township, though
fertile, was also highly alkaline. During the Pleistocene period a vast sea
covered the region of northern Indiana. While it flourished, billions of sea
creatures died and left a rich deposit
of limestone, which would later be
instrumental in the building of Fort
Wayne and the surrounding areas,
including Waynedale. This limestone,
when quarried, provided an excellent
base for concrete. The accessibility of such an inexpensive building material would become a contributing factor in low building
costs. The region covering Wayne Township has been glaciated
at least three times. The last glacier receded about 10,000 years
ago, which left a moraine running southwest toward Roanoke.
For hundreds of years, the local rivers and lakes served
as the highways for travel, and those who commanded them
were in control of all trade. Native American traders and guides
brought travelers from central Canada through Lake Superior,
Lake Huron, Lake Erie, up the Maumee and the St. Marys Rivers, through this portage, then down the Wabash and Mississippi
rivers to the Gulf of Mexico.
The first town to be platted in Wayne Township outside of
Fort Wayne’s city limits was Lewisburg. Waynedale was platted
several years later and was located near the original Lewisburg
plat. On February 15, 1921, the land was sold to Abner Elzey.
The only residence in the original plat was the Cunnison farmhouse, the site that is now occupied by Umber’s Do-It-Best Hardware. The original bounds of Waynedale were McArthur Drive on
the south, Old Trail Road on the east, Lower Huntington Road on
the north and Beaty Avenue on the west.
Waynedale represented the dream of Elzey for a community in which anyone could build a home to his own design and
enjoy suburban life. This unincorporated town of approximately
3,000 residents was situated about three miles southwest of Fort
Wayne on State Roads 1 & 3, and was founded by Elzey on February 15, 1921. On a cold December day in 1920, while standing
on the southeast corner of the Lower Huntington Road and the
present Old Trail Road, Elzey pointed to the southwest toward
the Cunnison farmland and proclaimed it an ideal location for a
community. The town built on the location and its surrounding
area stands as a memorial to its founder. Naming the community
was difficult. At first, Elzey had intended to name the community
after his only daughter, Ilo, but this idea was dropped. And since
those living in this area spoke of Fort Wayne as “Wayne,” he
chose that as part of the name, using the name of his son “Dale”
as the other.
Newspapers have also helped strengthen and maintain Waynedale’s community identity. The first edition of The
Waynedale News came out on September 2, 1932. The name
of the paper at that time was The Waynedale Press. Arden McCoy was the editor, and the paper consisted of a single sheet
measuring 15 by 10 inches. Noble’s Home Store was the main
advertiser, listing Hershey Cocoa at one pound for 17 cents and
Camay Toilet Soap at five cents per bar. Potatoes were 7.5 cents
a peck and 25 cents per bushel. In a small corner of that first
paper was a note from the local businessmen, which read: “This
is surely a big moment for we ‘old timers’ of Waynedale. This is
the first edition of The Waynedale Press and is something quite
beyond our fondest dreams. We wish the owner success and
pledge our support morally, physically and financially”.
A pivotal moment in Waynedale’s history occurred in 1957,
when the community made a final decision on the community’s
status as to whether it would be an independent city or a part
of Fort Wayne. Early that year the move to annex Waynedale,
which had been in the talking stages for some years, took a positive turn. On June 25, 1957, the Fort Wayne City Council voted
unanimously in favor of an annexation ordinance. This measure
meant the taking of 5.27 square miles of the southwest area,
boosting the city’s population by nearly 6,000 persons.
Through it all Waynedale has managed to survive and prosper. It was annexed into Fort Wayne in 1957 and although it is
now part of the larger community of Fort Wayne it has maintained a sense of individuality. The principal occupation is no
longer farming but the values that were developed on the farm
have carried through to an urban-style of life where a person can
still build the house of their dreams and raise a family in a safe
community.
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Community Resources
DON’T KNOW WHERE TO TURN?
Call 211 from any phone for free, confidential information and referral
services available 24 hours a day. The service is also found online at
www.211NortheastIndiana.org. The City of Fort Wayne has created a
one-stop service for many of the questions and problems its residents
experience with its 311 One Call to City Hall service, also accessible online at www.cityoffortwayne.org/311.html. Citizens can report issues and
track response to problems with these city services and other issues:
An abandoned vehicle on private or public property; a streetlight out; a
pothole in a street; a missed garbage collection; a missed recycling collection; and water drainage concerns.
CLOSEST MEDICAL HELP
Emergency
If you need help in an emergency situation or need an
ambulance, call 911 and be
prepared to stay on the phone
until the dispatcher has sufficient information to help you.
GOVERNMENT TELEVISION
City of Fort Wayne and Allen County government proceedings and programming can be found on cable Comcast Channel 58 and Frontier FIOS
Channel 27. County Commissioners, Council and Plan Commission proceedings are included in programming on cable Channel 55 and Frontier
FIOS Channel 25.
Lutheran Hospital
7950 W. Jefferson Boulevard
(260) 435-7001
www.lutheranhospital.com
Redimed Southwest
7333 W. Jefferson Boulevard
(260) 435-7334
St. Joseph Hospital
700 Broadway
(260) 425-3000
www.stjoehospital.com
FORT WAYNE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Station 5
5801 Bluffton Road
(260) 427-1478
Fort Wayne Fire Department- Station 5
FORT WAYNE POLICE
1320 E. Creighton Ave.
(260) 427-1222
www.fwpd.org
UTILITY LINES
Whether your digging project
is big or small, it’s important to
know what’s below before you
dig. Call 811 to locate buried
utility lines.
United States Post Office - Waynedale Station
FLOODING
To report an emergency involving flooding that may be
an immediate threat to health
or life, call 911. Street flooding
should be reported to Water
Pollution Control Maintenance
(260) 427-1255 or 311.
MOSQUITO CONTROL
The Allen County Department
of Health or for information,
call (260) 449-7459.
Bureau of Motor Vehicles - Waynedale Branch
POST OFFICES
7025 Old Trail Road
(260) 427-7319
6013 Bluffton Road
(260) 427-7309
WAYNEDALE LIBRARY
2200 Lwr. Huntington Road
(260) 421-1365
BUREAU OF
MOTOR VEHICLES
6721 Old Trail Road,Ste 300
(260) 747-5764
GARBAGE
Weekly garbage pickup is provided for residents. Call (260)
427-1270, for information or to
report a problem with pickup.
COMPOST
Drop off yard waste to be
composted or pick up biosolids and compost to use for a
minimal fee at:
National Serv-All
6231 MacBeth Road
(260) 747-4117
Materials
accepted
are:
Leaves, garden waste, prunings, vines, grass, brush and
weeds.
LEAF PICKUP
The leaf pickup program operates from mid-October until
Christmas and passes through
each neighborhood twice picking up leaves raked to the park
strip or left there in biodegradable bags. Call 311 to report
problems or missed pickups.
To have bagged leaves picked
up within two business days,
call (260) 427-2302.
SNOW REMOVAL
When snow or ice begins accumulating on the streets, plowing and/or salting operations
will commence. Fort Wayne
is divided into snow routes
with each route assigned a
minimum of two trucks. Residential streets generally take
48 hours to plow, assuming
crews can stay at it and do not
have to move back to priority
streets.
WAYNE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE
The Wayne Township Trustee’s Office
at 320 East Superior Street in downtown
Fort Wayne provides several programs to
help Township residents, who have suffered
a temporary setback and cannot meet their
basic needs. Our goal is to counter the cycle
of poverty by giving those in need a “hand up”
and moving them from “assistance to independence.” The Trustee’s Office also maintains a high level of community involvement by
participating in many community events such
as the Waynedale Memorial Day Parade and
Waynedale Picnic. The boundaries of Wayne
Township include all of the Waynedale area.
Following is a summary of programs
the Wayne Township Trustee’s Office offers.
More information is available at www.waynetownship.org or by phone at (260) 449-7000.
- Township Assistance: provides help for
our residents who are temporarily unable to
pay their housing and/or utility bills. Income
and eligibility guidelines must be met.
- Prescription Medication Assistance:
can pay for medications or help with copays for eligible clients who do not have
the resources to meet their prescription
medication needs.
- The Employment Department: provides
employment training classes and assists
with job searches as a requirement for
clients who are receiving township assistance and are able to work.
- Workfare Department: Wayne Township
clients, who are able to work, are required
to ‘give back” to our community by performing an assigned number of hours through our
Workfare Department at non-profit or government agencies.
- Payee Program: for persons who have
been deemed by a physician to be unable to
manage their financial affairs. This program
ensures that the basic needs of Social Security recipients are met.
OUR COUNCILMAN - 4TH DISTRICT
The Waynedale community is seated on
the Eastern half of Fort Wayne’s City Council 4th District.
Our City Councilman has the responsibility of passing ordinances, resolutions,
orders and motions for the City’s government. Along with those responsibilities, the
council also is in control of the City’s property, finances, and appropriation of all money
spent on behalf of the taxpayers.
As an elected official, our City Councilman is entrusted with the duty to provide the
ways and means to ensure the safety and
security of citizens of the City of Fort Wayne
/ Waynedale and work to maintain and/or
enhance a high quality of life.
Regular sessions are held on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesday of each month at 5:30
p.m. in Room 35, Garden Level of Citizens
Square Building. Regular session is the
meeting where Council Members introduce
ordinances and resolutions, which are then
assigned into committee for later discussion.
Regular session is also the meeting where
final voting is held on
ordinances and resolutions that have been
discussed and passed
out of committee with
a recommendation or
no recommendation for
final passage.
At the end of every
Regular Session, 2nd &
4th Tuesday, “Tuesday,
Citizen
Participation”
- The Community Harvest Food Bank Farm
Wagon: visits the Wayne Township Office at
9 a.m. every Monday to provide food to anyone in need. Wayne Township also maintains
a food pantry in conjunction with Associated
Churches.
- Burial Assistance: provides limited burial
assistance to families who cannot afford to
bury their loved ones.
- Clothing Bank: maintains a clothing bank
to provide clients, particularly those applying
for jobs, with appropriate clothing. Clothing
availability depends on donations.
appears on the agenda and this is the time
when citizens may address City Council as
a group regarding any topic that is within the
Council’s authority. To participate at a City
Council meeting, the speaker must step to
the microphone and lectern placed in front
of the Council and when instructed by the
Council President state their name and address for the record before stating their remarks.
Replay of Council Meetings:
Channel 58 (City Government)
Channel 28 (Verizon)
To get in touch with our City Councilman,
contact the City Council Legislative Affairs
Administrator who can be reached at:
200 East Berry Street Suite 120
Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802
Tel: 260.427.1445
Fax: 260.427.2979
[email protected]
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Nearby Schools & Churches
SCHOOLS
PRE-K
Mt. Calvary Lutheran Preschool
1819 Reservation Drive - (260) 747-4121
Pine Hills Kiddie Garden
7250 Mill Run Road - (260) 478-1998
CHURCHES
Avalon Missionary Church (Christian)
1500 Lower Huntington Road - (260) 747-1531
Holy Scripture Lutheran Church (Lutheran)
8811 Kinnerk Road - (260) 478-1717
Waynedale United Methodist Preschool
2501 Church Street - (260) 747-7424
Waynedale United Methodist Church (Methodist)
2501 Church Street - (260) 747-7424
ELEMENTARY
Indian Village Elementary School
3835 Wenonah Lane - (260) 467-5200
Bethany Lutheran Church (Lutheran)
2435 Engle Road - (260) 747-0713
Maplewood Elementary School
2200 Maplewood Road - (260) 467-7150
St. Therese Catholic Church (Catholic)
2304 Lower Huntington Road - (260) 747-9139
Miami Middle School
8100 Amherst Drive - (260) 467-8560
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church (Lutheran)
1819 Reservation Drive - (260) 747-4121
St. Therese Catholic School
2222 Lower Huntington Road - (260) 747-2343
Nine Mile United Methodist Church (Methodist)
6303 Winters Road - (260) 747-3459
Waynedale Elementary School
7201 Elzey Street - (260) 467-8820
Waynedale Baptist Church (Baptist)
633 Lower Huntington Road - (260) 747-5400
MIDDLE
Kekionga Middle School
2929 Engle Road - (260) 467-6600
Calvary United Methodist Church (Methodist)
6301 Winchester Road - (260) 747-9218
Saint Aloysius Catholic School
14607 Bluffton Road - (260) 622-7151
Trinity Evangelical Church (Evangelical)
2715 American Way - (260) 969-6655
HIGH SCHOOL
Bishop Luers High School
333 E. Paulding Road - (260) 456-1261
Canterbury School
3210 Smith Road - (260) 432-4728
South Side High School
3601 S. Calhoun Street - (260) 467-2600
Wayne High School
9100 Winchester Road - (260) 467-6400
COLLEGE
Masters of Cosmetology College
1732 Bluffton Road - (260) 747-3363
New Horizon Baptist Church (Baptist)
2601 Alma Avenue - (260) 478-5800
St. Aloysius Church (Catholic)
14623 Bluffton Road - (260) 622-4491
Church of Christ (Christian)
3421 Thurber Avenue - (260) 747-2637
Southwest Church of Christ (Non-Denominational)
5500 Ardmore Avenue - (260) 747-3058
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O u r P a r k s , Tr a i l s & N a t u r e
In Waynedale we find neighbors and
friends enjoying the features of our parks with
their families. The area’s rustic setting provides a superb location for outdoor activities.
Our parks and nature preserves are within
walking distance of most residences in the
community.
Two trails that are close to the Waynedale
communitiy available to the public to run,
walk, bike, and enjoy. The St. Marys Pathway
extends along the West side of the St. Marys
River and runs through Foster Park. The Ardmore Avenue Trail, spans the West side of
Ardmore Avenue, from Lower Huntington Rd.
to Airport Expressway.
PARKS
Waynedale Memorial Park
2900 Koons Street
8.0 acres nestled in the heart of Waynedale at the corner of Koons
Street and Elzey Street, the Waynedale Memorial Park features
a basketball court, pavilion shelter, playground, sprayground,
tennis courts and fitness trails. The park was dedicated to the
community in 1949.
Foster Park
3900 Old Mill Road
254.9 acres along the St. Marys River with ball diamonds, fishing, fitness trail, floral display, golf course, hiking trails, natural
open space, pavilion/shelter, picnicking, playground, restrooms,
Rivergreenway, tennis courts, volleyball, Foster Gardens, Bridal
Glen, Lincoln log cabin replica. In Foster West on Winchester
Road, just East of Bluffton Road, are ball diamonds, Pawster
Park off-leash dog park, restrooms, Rivergreenway, soccer.
NATURE PRESERVES
Fox Island Park
7324 Yohne Road
605 acres with the largest contiguous forest in Allen County, 270
acres protected as part of Indiana State Nature Preserve System, Nature Center, Fort Wayne Astronomical Society, observatory, bird watching, cross-country skiing, fishing, hiking, picnicking, swimming, wildflower hikes. (260) 449-3180.
www.foxislandalliance.org.
Eagle Marsh
South side of Engle Road east of Jefferson Boulevard
716 acres
Established in 2005
Features: Largest preserve in Allen County and the third largest wetland restoration in Indiana. Eagle Marsh creates habitat
for birds and other wildlife, including many that are endangered,
threatened or of special concern in Indiana.
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Featured Hot- Spots
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Library - Waynedale Branch 2200 Lower Huntington Road
In 1928 Noble’s Home Store made room in a corner and
acquired an Allen County Public Library depository. Today, the current library is located on Lower Huntington
Road and has been recenty expanded and updated. It
offers Interlibrary loans, internet access, copies, a meeting room and other programs.
(260) 421-1365
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday: 10am- 9pm
Wednesday, Friday & Saturday: 10am-6pm
Chief Richardville House 5705 Bluffton Road
Chief Richardville understood the importance of the Southwest shores of the
St. Marys River. This is where the tribe made their home and where the government in 1827 built his home on his own government reservation. Recently rennovated, it is one of the oldest buildings in Northeast Indiana.
Miami Indian Heritage days programs are held at the Chief Richardville House
from 1-4 pm on the first Saturday of the month, May through November. Sponsored by the History Center, admission for each Saturday event is $7 adults and
$5 students and seniors. History Center members and children ages 5 & under
are free.
Hanson Observation Deck West Sandpoint Road
Ever feel the ground shake under your feet? Chances are it’s the Hanson Aggregates quarry operations.
Waynedale has a rich history of mining due to its unique
geological features.
The Hanson Observation Deck is open to the public, offering a breathtaking view of the quarry in action. The
deck is safely enclosed with fencing. To get there, follow
Sandpoint Rd. West, the Observation tower will be visible on the left side, 2 minutes past Ardmore Ave.
Stone Lake Scenic Neighborhoods East Waynedale
Waynedale’s Eastern neighborhoods, Lake Shores and Stone Lake, boast
beautiful scenic views abundant with wildlife. Many of the homes in this area
are settled on man-made lakes and ponds created by a flooded quarry and
overflows. Throughout the area are connecting trails that outline the lake and
ponds. It is common to see fishermen, bikers and walkers enjoying the quiet
neighborhoods listening to the songbirds and enjoying the sights.
Although the scenery trails and water are not open to the public, residents of the
neighborhood associations enjoy access to the area.
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Wa y n e d a l e Ev e n t s & H a p p e n i n g s
TASTE OF WAYNEDALE
Every March the “Taste of Waynedale” fundraiser is held by Kingston Residence at their community located at 7515 Winchester Road.
This fundraiser brings in local restaurants and businesses to offer samples
of a variety of food or drink; perhaps a house specialty or seasonal and new
items. Some vendors provide coupons and literature about their eatery. The
event also boasts a silent auction, in which all of the items to bid on have
been donated by local businesses.
The intention of this fundraiser invites community members to enjoy all of
the great food Waynedale has to offer. A Waynedale “win-win,” it raises
money for community organizations, feeds guests and gives the area businesses an opportunity to showcase themselves to the public.
Taste of Waynedale 2011
The sun may not have shone outside
on Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011 at Kingston
Residence, but it was shining inside as an
array of delicious smells wafted through the
3rd annual “Taste of Waynedale”.
The “Taste of Waynedale” has become
increasingly popular over the past years.
This year, individuals of all ages gathered
to sample some of the tastiest area cuisines
from an amazing 25 vendors from in and
around the Waynedale area. These vendors
provided over 80 different varieties of food
that spanned all realms of the imagination.
There was no possible way ones appetite
could not be satisfied.
The celebration was not all about food
though. The gala not only supports local
businesses but strives to promote them in
the Waynedale area, yet gives a tremendous
amount back to the community. Businesses
that didn’t have food-type products still participated in the event. Many simply promoted
their business and support by offering products or a service for the Silent Auction. The
Silent Auction has become very successful
and this year 52 merchants came together
to raise over $2,800. The proceeds of a remarkable $8,500, from ticket sales and the
Silent Auction, will go to Community Harvest
Food Bank and Waynedale.com.
Given the success of the event, there’s
no reason to think that next year’s “Taste of
Waynedale” will not only continue to impress
but support the community and satisfy appetites once again.
WAYNEDALE MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
Every Memorial Day, this parade begins at 9am from the
Waynedale United Methodist Church parking lot and leads
South following Old Trail Road to Prairie Grove Cemetery.
The public is invited to join the parade or watch from the
sidewalks. The Waynedale parade brings over 3,000 residents and visitors together to see this historic yearly event.
In Waynedale we most importantly remember those who have
given their lives for our freedom. Supporting our troops and
families, hundreds of people proudly wave flags up and down
Old Trail Road for the Memorial Day parade.
After, the parade crowd walks to Prairie Grove Cemetery to
observe the 21-gun salute, playing of the National Anthem by
Wayne High School, and a presentation honoring those who
have fallen with the traditional laying of the wreath.
THE WAYNEDALE PICNIC-IN-THE-PARK
In late August, the Waynedale Community gears
up for its annual Picnic-in-the-Park. It takes place
at the Waynedale Park which is located at Elzey
and Koon Street, south off Lower Huntington
Road.
This annual “old-fashioned” free to the public
picnic is designed to bring neighbors together
for the celebration of Waynedale. It boasts entertainment and DJ music for all, with children’s
games and a crafts table for 0-13 year old kids,
and bingo for adults. The event provides free hot
dogs, pizza and drinks along with other donated
snacks. The Waynedale Picnic is an effort supported by many businesses, some neighborhood
associations and the many friends of Waynedale.
This event receives an average 1500 visitors
within its 5-hour span. Door prizes are given
away throughout the day for everyone.
All donations collected go directly into supporting
next year’s picnic.
Businesses take up booth spaces to show community representation by the company or organization. Many of the booths give away coupons,
promotional items and hold activities.
The picnic is our way to support our families and
children of the Waynedale area in these hard
times and bring a smile to many faces.
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Please encourage the Waynedale businesses you frequent to participate in the Waynedale.com Visitors Guide. We have taken great strides
to make multiple calls to ALL businesses within the Waynedale area (map on pg. 2). Those who are not listed here decided not to participate
or didn’t respond to our many contact attempts. Please no soliciting to businesses in our listings.
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AIRPORT
Fort Wayne Intl Airport (FWA)
3801 W Ferguson Rd
(260) 747-4146 www.flyfwa.com
AESTHETICS
AESTHETICS: FRAME & PHOTO
Stitch N’ Frame
4220 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-1301
Southwest Studio Of Designs
2920 Engle Rd
(260) 747-2875
AESTHETICS: SIGN & PRINTING
GraphXdirect
2502 Church St
(260) 478-8697 www.graphxdirect.com
J W Signs
2511 Alma Ave
(260) 747-5168 www.signsbyjw.com
APPLIANCES & FURNITURE
Airomat
2916 Engle Rd
(260) 747-7408 www.mymatting.com
Elwood’s Appliance Inc
2808 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-7809
Gary’s Upholstery Outlet
2816 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-7957
JSB Furniture LLC
2706 Nuttman Ave
(260) 478-8580
Sandpoint TV & Appliance Co
3113 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-1687 www.sandpointtv.com
TELEVISION & INTERNET
Dish Network Svc Corp
7008 Ardmore Ave
(260) 747-6505 www.dishnetwork.com
North Star Satellite Systems
3426 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-3468
Patriot Tire
6205 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-2370 www.patriottire.net
AUTOMOBILE
AUTOMOBILE: BODY SHOP
Alex Simon Body Shop Inc
3419 McArthur Dr
(260) 747-5269
Vic’s Auto Parts
3505 Brooklyn Ave
(260) 424-6955
Elam Body Shop Inc
6402 Bradbury Ave
(260) 747-6766
Indiana International Collision
3330 Engle Rd
(260) 478-1773
Marquart’s Custom Creations
3418 McArthur Dr
(260) 747-3494
Peters Body Shop Inc
4392 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7780 www.petersbodyshop.com
AUTOMOBILE: NEW / USED SALES
Freedom Motors
4301 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-1625
Variable Torgue Motors
4501 Earhart Lane Ste. C
(260) 747-3633
www.variabletorquemotors.com
AUTOMOBILE: PARTS
Advance Auto Parts
6410 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-5389
www.advanceautoparts.com
AutoZone
6306 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-1780 www.autozone.com
NAPA Auto Parts
1722 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-1534 www.napaonline.com
AUTOMOBILE: REPAIR
EconoPro Quick Lube / Engle Road Auto
4206 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-8887
Favory Auto Repair Inc
2802 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-6168
Pro Tech Automotive Inc
2825 Nuttman Ave
(260) 747-0662
Rich’s Auto Center
2135 Sandpoint Rd
(260) 747-8145
Smith & Sons Automotive
7015 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-2202
Waynedale Auto Service
6801 Old Trail Rd
(260) 478-1850
www.waynedaleautoservice.com
AUTOMOBILE: MOTORCYCLE
Fort Wayne Custom Cycle
3339 Engle Rd
(260) 479-8888
AUTOMOBILE: MAINTENANCE
B & J Distributors
4415 Earth Dr
(260) 747-4329
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BEAUTY
Beautiful You Styling Salon
6009A Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-1453
COMPUTER
Computer Tune-Up Service
7405 Old Trail Dr
(260) 747-7080
Hair Affair Inc
6200 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-5760
COURIER
Now Courier
4232 Earth Dr
(260) 747-2393 www.nowcourier.com
Hair Barn Classics
6510 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-2579
Hair Company Inc
2501 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-1828
Shear Illusions
2618 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-8238
Synergy Hair Design
6813 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-4693
Meyer’s Barber Shop
2618 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-7700
Modern Image Styling Salon
6110 Bluffton Rd Ste. 112
(260) 478-9616
The Cuttery
2601 McArthur Dr
(260) 747-9260
CLOCK & REPAIR
Consolidated Time Svc
2725 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-2214
CLOTHING
Something Old Something New
Consignment Shop
2519 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-6174
CLUBS / ORGANIZATIONS
The American Legion: Post 241
7605 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7851
Amvets #33
6620 Koester Dr
(260) 478-4114
Fraternal Order Of Eagles
4940 Bluffton Road
(260) 478-2481
COIN & INVESTMENT
Solly’s Coins
5991 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-0500
DRY CLEANING
Sparkle Cleaners Inc
6702 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-2355
EDUCATION
Masters Of Cosmetology College
1732 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-3363
www.mastersofcosmetology.com
EXERCISE
Avalon Summer Sports Club
8021 Durban Dr
(260) 747-0324 www.avalonswim.com
Curves For Women
5909 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-3500 www.curves.com
Dance Limited
2604 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-7463
Pocahontas Swim Club Inc
3020 Ojibway Trl
(260) 747-9815 www.pocopool.com
Roller Dome South
4540 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-3919 www.rollerdomesouth.com
FARM & INDUSTRIAL
Dunham Rubber & Belting Corp
4008 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-7555 www.dunhamrubber.com
Gasoline Equipment Service Co.
4422 Earth Dr
(260) 747-5088
Horner Industrial Services Inc.
4421 Ardmore Ave
(260) 434-1189 www.hornerelectric.com
Hose & Automation of Fort Wayne LLC
3230 Engle Rd
(260) 478-9100
www.hoseandautomation.com
Mac Donald Machinery Co.
3911 Limestone Dr
(260) 747-1561
Phd Inc
9009 Clubridge Dr
(260) 747-6151 www.phdinc.com
Petroleum Systems Inc
5816 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-8688
FOOD
FOOD: FAST FOOD
Arby’s
6759 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-0551 www.arbys.com
McDonald’s
6810 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-6974
Papa John’s Pizza
6233 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-7272 www.papajohns.com
SUBWAY
7002 Bluffton Rd
(260) 444-2989 www.subway.com
SUBWAY
4935 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7301 www.subway.com
Taco Bell / Long John Silver’s
6224 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7053 www.ljsilvers.com
The Stand
5200 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7300
FOOD: RESTAURANT
Azar’s Big Boy
6800 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7496
China Palace
5810 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-0370
Gimme’s Diner
4382 Bluffton Rd
(260) 755-1652
Hainan House
1820 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-3936
Hall’s Original Drive-In
1502 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7509 www.donhalls.com
La Fogata
1812 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-4896
Pizza Hut
6809 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7117 www.pizzahut.com
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FOOD: SPECIALTY
Rich’s Café
3411 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-1996
Waynedale Café
5700 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-8129
Waynewood Inn
8421 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-0816
FOOD: SPECIALTY
Dr. Fudge Candies & More
5327 Ardmore Ave
(260) 478-6034
FOOD: FUNDRAISING
Nelson’s
4323 Earth Dr
(260) 747-6426 www.nelsonsbbq.com
FLORAL
Broadview Florist & Greenhouse
5409 Winchester Rd
(260) 747-3146 www.broadviewflorist.net
FOOD: WHOLESALE
Hobart Sales & Svc
6110 Bluffton Rd Ste. 208
(260) 478-1658
Dautz Florist
5001 Ardmore Ave
(260) 747-9157
FINANCIAL
1st Source Bank
5719 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7456 www.1stsource.com
Midwest America Federal Credit Union
6003 Bluffton Rd
(260) 452-3334
Hill’s Market
3211 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-5288
Public Service Credit Union
7017 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-0564
Key III Candies Inc
4211 Earth Dr
(260) 747-7514
Three Rivers Federal Credit Union
5005 Bluffton Rd
(260) 490-8328 x549 www.3riversfcu.org
Mike’s Donuts
4382 Bluffton Rd
(260) 755-1652
Tower Bank & Trust Co.
6731 Old Trail Road
(260) 427-7075 www.towerbank.net
Waynedale Bakery
2610 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-2992
www.waynedalebakery.com
Star Financial Group Inc
6230 Bluffton Rd
(260) 479-2500
FOOD: STORE
Big C’s Discount Store LLC
1726 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-5052
Save-A-Lot
1840 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-5117 www.Save-a-lot.com
Scott’s Food / Krogers Stores
7008 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-4161 www.kroger.com
FINANCIAL: INVESTMENT
Edward Jones - Pam Covington
3607 Brooklyn Ave
(260) 478-8038 www.edwardjones.com
Edward Jones - Shawn Wall
6110 Bluffton Rd Ste. 101
(260) 747-5411 www.edwardjones.com
FINANCIAL: ACCOUNTANT & TAXES
H & R Block Tax Svc
2417 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-1593 www.hrblock.com
McNamara Florist & Garden Center
4322 DeForest Ave
(260) 747-4131 www.mcnamaraflorist.com
FUNERAL HOME
Elzey-Patterson-Rodak Home For Funerals
6810 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-3186
www.elzey-patterson-rodakfuneralhome.com
GASOLINE STATION
Clark Gas Station
5850 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7728
Lassus Handy Dandy
6111 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-3387 www.lassus.com
Speedway
7114 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-5292
Waynedale Marathon
3411 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-2100
GOLF
Bill Miller Golf Cars
6108 Yeager Lane
(260) 478-1183 www.billmillergolfcars.com
Bobick’s Golf Inc
5200 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-4404 www.bobicksgolf.com
Orchard Ridge Country Club
4531 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-3117
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Waynedale Visitors Guide! Please no soliciting to our business listings.
HAULING & TRUCKING
Bart W Bunn Trucking Inc
3204 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-1791
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Erie-Haven Inc.
6300 Ardmore Ave
(260) 478-1674 www.eriehaven.com
Friar Enterprises
4025 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-7014 www.friarenterprises.com
Reilley Trucking Inc
4220 Earth Dr
(260) 478-2002
Ruan Transportation
3909 Limestone Dr
(260) 747-2725 www.ruan.com
Statewide Trucking Inc
7020 Ardmore Ave
(260) 478-1651
HEALTHCARE
HEALTHCARE: DENTISTRY
Blake Aesthetics Family Cosmetic Dentistry
2409 Fairoak Dr
(260) 747-5745
David K Harrison PC
6412 Winchester Rd
(260) 747-4747
David N. Matthews, D.D.S., M.S.
3611 Broadway
(260) 456-3406 www.drmatthews.biz
KOOL Smiles
1852 Bluffton Rd
(260) 479-1086
HEALTHCARE: CHIROPRACTOR
Miskelly Chiropractic Center
2811 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-1596 www.miskellychiro.com
HEALTHCARE: HEARING
TLC Hearing Center Inc
6704 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-0135
HEALTHCARE: PHYSICIANS
Brooklyn Medical Associates
3534 Brooklyn Ave
(260) 747-6171
Moshref, M A Karim MD
2110 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-9960
Parkview Health Laboratories
8607 Temple Dr
(260) 478-7180 www.lab.parkview.com
PGP Family Physicians
8607 Temple Dr
(260) 478-9220
HEALTHCARE: REHABILITATION
Englewood Health & Rehab Center
2237 Engle Rd
(260) 747-2353
HEALTHCARE: MEDICATION
Scott’s Pharmacy
7008 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-4136 www.kroger.com
Walgreens
6730 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7563 www.walgreens.com
HEALTHCARE: EYECARE
Frecker Optical (Wholesale Lab)
7115 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-9653
HEATING & AIR
Coe Heating & AC Inc.
3300 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 744-4343 www.coeheating.com
Feuser Heating & Air Conditioning
7702 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-1606 www.feuserheating.com
Legacy Heating & Air Conditioning
6502 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-1800 www.legacyheating.com
HOUSING
Bridgedale Terrace Apartments
2901 Saint Louis Ave
(260) 747-3520
Holley Management Inc
4433 Earth Dr
(260) 478-2916
Waynedale Mobile Home Inc
7515 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-2727
Waynedale Village Apartments
7501 Ideal Ave
(260) 747-6264
Hickory Creek Apartments
7214 Hickory Creek Dr
(260) 747-6821
Winchester Woods Apartments
2008 Woodhaven Dr
(260) 747-7800
HOUSING: MOTEL & HOTEL
Pine Haven Motel
4905 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7502
HOUSING: APPRAISER
Nick Stayanoff Appraisers Inc
9428 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-4875
HOUSING: REAL ESTATE AGENT
Jackie McBride
5333 Kyle Road
(260) 450-3071
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Guardian Remodeling Svcs
6502 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-6371
HOME IMPROVEMENT: PAINTING
2 Guyz Paint
2019 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-2806
KNOX Decorative Painting
6402 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-2809
www.knoxdecorativepainting.com
HOME IMPROVEMENT: PLUMBING
Plumbing Services Inc
6008 Smith Rd
(260) 747-2175 www.psifw.com
Waynedale Plumbing Supply Inc
3025 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-2388
HOME IMPROV: CONCRETE & GRAVEL
Key Concrete Inc
P.O Box 9279
(260) 638-3000
Midwest Tile & Concrete Products
6209 Ardmore Ave
(260) 478-9098
Old Prairie Products Inc
5833 Smith Rd
(260) 747-9141
Wayne Asphalt & Construction
6600 Ardmore Ave
(260) 747-7531 www.wayneasphalt.com
Ziegler Masonry & Construction
4926 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-9102
HOME IMPROVEMENT: ROOFING
Fort Wayne Roofing & Sheet Metal Corp
4320 Ardmore Ave
(260) 422-9529
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HOME IMPROVEMENT: continued..
HOME IMPROVEMENT: RETAIL
Umber’s Do - It - Best
2413 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-3866
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HOME IMPROV: AWNING & CANVAS
Fort Wayne Awning Company
7105 Ardmore Ave
(260) 478-1636
HOME IMPROVEMENT: GUTTERS
Fort Wayne Guttering
3001 Morell Dr
(260) 747-9612
HOME IMPROVEMENT: PEST CONTROL
Jackson Pest Management LLC
1417 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-9772 www.jacksonpm.com
INSURANCE
Connie Stickler - State Farm Insurance
7105 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-2626
Imel Insurance
2700 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-6186
Wise Insurance
7410 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-5373
JEWLERY
Voor’s Jewelry
2515 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-2150
LANDSCAPING
Lawn & Turf Landscaping Inc
6136 Winchester Rd
(260) 747-3298
Triscape Inc
2530 Commercial Rd
(260) 747-5271 www.triscapeinc.com
LEGAL
All-State Legal
4422 Airport Expy
(260) 478-9320
PROTECTION SERVICES
Allen Protection Svc Inc
4227 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-7700
J E Springer PC
7111 Old Trail Rd
(260) 747-7224 www.jespringerlaw.com
RECEPTION HALL
Lunz Reception Hall
3333 Freeman St
(260) 432-8594
Lebrato Law Office
6424 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-1661
Marvin Crell – Attorney At Law
2712 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-5353 www.tcrjlaw.com
MEDIA
Summit City Radio Group
2000 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-1511 www.summitcityradio.com
The Waynedale News
2700 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-4535
www.thewaynedalenews.com
MOVERS & TRUCK RENTAL
Colen Moving & Storage Inc
7002 Ardmore Ave
(260) 747-5625 www.colenmoving.com
Ryder Transportation
9419 Conservation Way
(260) 747-0469
MOVIE RENTAL
Video Video
3605 Brooklyn Ave
(260) 747-1620
www.vidvid.myvideostore.com
Lantern Reception & Event Facility
4420 Ardmore Ave
(260) 747-9120 www.fortwaynelantern.com
Park Edelweiss Reception Hall
3355 Elmhurst Dr
(260) 747-2592
www.fortwaynemaennerchor.us
STORAGE & SPACE RENTAL
Ardmore Plaza U Store
6614 Ardmore Ave
(260) 747-1333
Public Storage
5020 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-7215 www.publicstorage.com
Secure Hold Storage
2909 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 478-2700
www.secureholdstorage.com
TANNING SALON
Savage Tan
6110 Bluffton Rd Ste.106
(260) 478-1627
Sunsation Tanning Salon
6415 Bluffton Rd
(260) 478-1600
PET CARE & GROOMING
Waynedale Animal Clinic
6221 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-4196
TAVERN / BAR
Curly’s Village Inn
4205 Bluffton Rd
(260) 747-9964
Waynedale Grooming Salon
2715 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-5483
Hook And Ladder
2616 Lower Huntington Rd
(260) 747-5652
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