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 2nd Annual Rummage Sale - October 18, 2008

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Well it has been a long and exhausting 2 days but once again the Rummage Sale was a huge success.  The total amount of money generated in today's sale was $799.23.

There are so many people to thank and I am sure I will miss some. I apologize up front for that and please know it is unintentional.

The wonderful scouts in Pack 210 - you are amazing!  Thank you so much for your commitment to Proctor Park and for all of your hard work helping us raise money.  The community loves being a part of this fundraiser and we are so grateful to each of you, your leaders and your parents for making this fundraiser such a huge success.

New Whiteland Public Works employees - thank you for bringing up the sawhorses and plywood for the outside tables.  Thank you for moving shelving units and helping us get the room ready.

The New Whiteland Fire Department - thank you for loaning us tables and delivering them to the Town Hall.

The New Whiteland Police Department - thank you for the extra patrolling Friday night because people were so generous and donated so many items they wouldn't all fit in the building!

Melissa McCarty - thank you for helping sort and set up merchandise all day Friday - I know how tired (and dirty) you were when you left!

Cindy Yates & Connie Adams - thank you for running the office on Friday while Melissa & I set up for the sale.

Mike & Stacy Lingenfelter - thank you for organizing this fundraiser once again.  Thank you for drafting volunteers to work during the sale and for picking up donations, taking care of the advertising, working all day Saturday and finding a "home" for the items left over after the sale.

Dale & Erin Glick - thank you for working side by side with Mike & Stacy and for helping with the clean up detail.

Sharon Proctor - thank you for working all day Saturday.  I don't think you got a minute's rest.  Joey and all the rest of us are so proud of all you have done for Proctor Park.

Brian & Beth Stinson - thank you for all of the donations you collected and for borrowing a truck to deliver everything to the Town Hall and to the church afterwards.  Please thank your friend from Plainfield who loaned us the truck and donated so much stuff for the sale.

South Pointe Church - Charles & Jenny, Casey & Laura and your great kids - thank you for working the concession table all day at the sale - your generosity was greatly appreciated - you were a welcome addition to the sale.

To everyone who donated items and to all who stopped by to shop at the sale - thank you from the bottom of our hearts.  Every dollar donated to this great project brings us one step closer to completing the vision that is Proctor Park.  Thank you all for being a part of the journey thus far - we have accomplished so much but there is much left to be done.

The Proctor Park Committee
Maribeth Alspach

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 Wii Raffle Winner - Proctor Park booth at Johnson County Fair - July 2008

Shania Dodson, a 7th grader from Edinburgh, was the lucky winner of the Wii game system that was raffled off at the Proctor Park booth at the Johnson County Fair the week of July 13th - 19th.  Shania's father serves in the Army Reserves and returned from his tour of duty in Iraq in June.  Sounds like Shania's having a great summer!  Congratulations, Shania.  Thank you to everyone who visited our booth at the Fair.  We appreciate all of the donations and everyone who bought raffle tickets.  Thank you to those who ordered bricks - we took 38 orders during Fair Week!  The bricks are being ordered and should be installed in the park by Labor Day.  Special thanks to the wonderful volunteers who worked in the booth all week.

 

Trees/Landscaping - April 2008

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April 22, 2008 - Trees were delivered, and our wonderful Public Works employees began the chore of unloading and planting!  There is so much activity taking place at Proctor Park, as we work to get things finished before the Dedication Ceremony on May 3rd.  A special thank you to Budde Landscaping and Bigwood Trees for the special pricing on our beautiful new trees.  Thanks, too, to Brian Budde of Budde Landscaping for donating the landscape design.

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Center Grove Middle School - Community Service Day - April 18, 2008

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On Friday, April 18, 2008, Center Grove Middle School teach Christa Mathews brought 27 7th graders along with eight adult chaperones to New Whiteland as part of their Community Service Day.
The students spent three-and-a-half hours picking up sticks and litter in the East and West Parks, washing fire trucks and vehicles at the New Whiteland Fire Department and painting picnic tables for Proctor Park.  It was a great day, and we greatly appreciate their commitment to community service.

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Playground

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Installation of the playground equipment is underway at the park.  Employees are scrambling to get everything finished before the May 3rd Dedication.

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Memorial Walkways

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Members of Budde's Landscaping began installing the brick paver walkways on Thursday, April 17, 2008.  Weather-permitting, both the Veterans Walk of Freedom and the Hometown Heroes Pathway of Honor will be completed prior to the Dedication Ceremony on May 3rd.

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Sidewalk Installation - April 11, 2008

Special thanks to Rod Vore and John Dietz of Rod's Quality Seal Coating for donating their labor to install the sidewalks at Proctor Park.  Rod, John and their crew are working feverishly to get the sidewalks in before the next rain event in New Whiteland.  Thank you for partnering with us in this endeavor!  You guys are great!  Here are some pictures of their work in progress.

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1st Annual Proctor Park Rummage Sale

Thank you so much Mike and Stacy Lingenfelter and Cub Pack #617 for organizing the 1^st Annual Proctor Park Rummage Sale held on March 29, 2008.  To Pack 617 - you are the greatest!  To all who donated, to all who volunteered Friday night and Saturday, for all who helped clean up, to everyone who shopped at our sale - thank you so much.  The efforts of these young scouts and our community were overwhelming.  In one day they were able to raise $1,614.02!  Your efforts will help us complete our mission at Proctor Park.

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On-going progress at Proctor Park

Work continues at a feverish pitch as we try to get everything completed before our Dedication Ceremony on May 3, 2008 at 2:00pm. 
Photos here highlight the fountain in the Veteran's Memorial area and parking lot striping that was generously donated by Otto's Streetscape Solutions in Greenwood .
We also have photos of the installation of the 50' flagpole that was donated by KB Homes.  Eight additional flagpoles are being donated and installed by local resident Donnie Rodgers, owner of Rock Solid Sewer & Septic.  Donnie is being assisted with the installation by resident Scott Skinner, who is also a veteran.

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Shelter House Construction - March 22, 2008

On Saturday, March 22, 2008, the following members of the United States Armed Forces volunteered their labor to construct a new shelter house at Proctor Park.  These fine men and women braved cold, wet and snowy conditions in a labor of love to fallen comrade and his community.
We would like to thank the follow individuals for their labor of love:

YNC Henry Harris
HM2 Ethel Falla
HM2 Charlie Linville
BU1 David Beuke
UT1 Rick Redmon
Christine Mauler (MA2 Mauler's spouse)
SK2 Alberto Zinola
SK2 James Sparks
CM1 Eric Kamradt
CM1 Paul Fletcher
PCF Bradlee Proctor
SGT Mark Lawson

Special thanks also to Stock Building Supply and to K & P Contracting for donating many of the supplies used on this project.

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