Who is in the 2018 Saucon Valley Spirit Parade?

The 2018 Saucon Valley Spirit Parade will soon be marching down Main Street in Hellertown. If you’re planning to go, you can expect to see dozens of floats, bands, organizations, businesses, fire and police departments and local dignitaries.

The 2018 Saucon Valley Spirit Parade will soon be marching down Main Street in Hellertown. If you’re planning to go, you can expect to see dozens of floats, bands, organizations, businesses, fire and police departments and local dignitaries.

Parade chairman and Hellertown mayor David Heintzelman Thursday shared the list of parade participants as well as their division assignments with Saucon Source, so you can refer to it as you are watching, either in person, on TV or on Facebook live.

All of the division assignments have been mailed to participants, he said.

Each organization leader must bring their card to the registration area at the Saucon Valley School District campus staging area in order to be escorted to their correct position in the lineup, which is from noon to 1:30 p.m. Failure to register will disqualify participants from monetary prize eligibility.

Heintzelman asked for the public’s patience in dealing with the detours that will be set up around the parade route Sunday afternoon and mindful or their surroundings, for safety’s sake.

“Let us all be patient and enjoy a safe parade,” he said.

The parade begins at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. It will be held rain or shine. Click here for more information about the parade.

DIGNITARY DIVISION

Police Cars (Hellertown Police Department, Lower Saucon Township Police Department and Lehigh University Police Department)

Saucon Valley Spirit Parade Banner

Edward H. Ackerman American Legion Post 397 and VFW Post 3094

2018 Parade Grand Marshal Stanley “Bud” Prosser

Hellertown borough and Lower Saucon Township officials

PA State Representative Robert Freeman (D-136)

DIVISION 1

Banner: Law Offices of Mark P. Albright

Saucon Valley High School Marching Band

The Saucon Valley High School Marching Band marches in the 2016 Saucon Valley Spirit Parade in Hellertown (FILE PHOTO)

2018 Saucon Valley High School Homecoming Court

Saucon Valley Youth Football and Cheerleading float

Saucon Valley Karate Academy

Pitstop the Clown

Saucon Valley Dance Conservatory float

Saucon Valley Manor

Friends of the Hellertown Area Library float

Rev. Easley and Ebenezer Church float

DIVISION 2

Banner: Cindy’s Hair Designs

Easton Area Middle School Marching Band

Rich Hanner

New Jerusalem Lutheran Church float

Olde Time Farming

Griffin Kerr as “Jack in the Beanstalk”

En Avant School of Dance

Lehigh Valley Model A Club

Cowell’s Jolly Oliver and Crew

Ada and Archie’s Magnificent

Casilio Concrete

DIVISION 3

Banner: Saylor’s & Co.

Saylor’s & Co. float

Broughal Middle School

Cub Scout Pack #319 and Troop #319 float

CO-OP Gymnastics (Kids CO-OP)

Miss Pennsylvania’s Outstanding Teen Scholarship

Drumming With Dan Andree float

The Yippee Show Puppets

Creekview Veterinary Hospital/Dr. Kara A. Ballek

First United Church of Christ float

Boy Scout Troop #311 float

DIVISION 4

Band Sponsor: DiMaio’s Family Ristorante & Pizzeria

Palisades High School Band

Gary & Kathy Meyers “Where’s Waldo”

Sweet & Sassy of Center Valley float

Banner Carrier/Band Sponsor: Trendz of Saucon Valley

Moravian Collegiate Band

Cub Scout Pack #349 float

Cheryl Chickey’s All-American Performing Arts

Girl Scouts of America-Saucon Valley Service Unit

Dave’s NMT & Fitness

WFMZ-TV Channel 69 News

Finance of America Mortgage

DIVISION 5

Band Sponsor: Farmers Insurance Wimbish Agency

Northeast Middle School Band

Richard Marcks

Jim Gardner State Farm Agent

Mystical Treatsss

Boser Geist Brewing Company

Queen Weenie and Her Weinerettes float

K-F Urban Fire Co.

A Furry Tail Come True

Elegant Arrivals Limousine Service float

Two of a Kind

C.A.R.S. Towing LLC

DIVISION 6

Division 6 Placard & Band Sponsor

Bucks Run Oil

Nitschmann Middle School Band

Author
Josh Popichak

Josh Popichak is a veteran local journalist with an extensive background in print and digital news. A Bethlehem native, he has a Bachelor’s degree in history and has maintained a lifelong affinity for the subject. He founded Saucon Source to fill a need for independent local journalism, which has thrived with the support of an engaged, enthusiastic readership. He thanks the community, whose continued support makes this site possible.

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