Monday, July 26, 2010

DONATION

BETTY MC COOL, left, presented a donation to the Clinton Roque Court Peace Park Project.  Accepting the donation is Cris Rogers member of the Class of 73.  Betty's parents, Carl and Beulah Massey were active members of the Clinton Roque Court.  Even though Betty and her family have lived in Maroa Forsyth for over 40 years she still calls Clinton her home.

The restored roque court repaired


Jack Dillow helping out at the Clinton Roque Court Peace Park Project.  The roque court that is being restored needed some repair to secure the base for the lights. 
            It is nice to have friends like Jack in the community!

Monday, July 19, 2010

THE POLES CAME TUMBLING DOWN

Another job that needed to be done before the Roque Court Peace Park Project could move forward was to remove the old railroad telephone poles.  These poles were installed around 1926.  they were probably put into the ground with nothing but manpower.  As you can see, Dwayne Sessions and crew approached the removal in a much differnt manner!!!

Friday, July 16, 2010

CLINTON 175TH CELEBRATION



The Class of 73 entry #27 at the 175th Celebration Parade.  Representing the Roque Court Peace Park Project are Bill Good, Mark Cunningham, and Cris Rogers. 
Because we're all in this together!

IN REMEMBERANCE

ROBERT M BURTON JR                                       
Eleven years ago today we lost a classmate.   Let's give Bobby a thought today. Peace to you Bobby.

WE HAVE LIGHTS!

What a great LIGHT SHOW tonite at the Roque Court Peace Park Project.  Cris, Dwayne and I walked away with a sense of pride knowing that we (the class of 73) have turned the corner in bringing this all together.  With everyone's hard work and support we will stay focused on this task that we have undertaken.  Let's make the Clinton pride contagious!!

THANKS TO ANDERSON FORD-MERCURY!























Thanks to Randy and Ann Anderson of Anderson Ford-Mercury for their $250 donation to the Roque Court Peace Park Project.  Pictured are Randy Anderson and Patrick Peterson member of the Class of 73.  With the help of everyone the project is successfully underway!