In the very beginning
This picture shows the signing of the papers in which Lloyd Smith
conveyed just over 11 acres of land to the Whitestown Lions Club. These
papers created the "Whitestown Lions Club Park".
Row 1. Don Small (signing)
Row 2. Hap Scott, Charley Neese
Row 3. Charles Kouns, unknown(possibly bank manager), Lloyd Smith,
Jim Kendall, Carl Livengood, George McDaniel
conveyed just over 11 acres of land to the Whitestown Lions Club. These
papers created the "Whitestown Lions Club Park".
Row 1. Don Small (signing)
Row 2. Hap Scott, Charley Neese
Row 3. Charles Kouns, unknown(possibly bank manager), Lloyd Smith,
Jim Kendall, Carl Livengood, George McDaniel
The first order of business for the park renovation was to clean up the
grounds. Several old/dead trees were cut downand burned, and thick
brush was removed from fence rows. Many hours of hard labor went into
the clean-up project but the results made a huge difference in the park and
paved the way for future projects.
grounds. Several old/dead trees were cut downand burned, and thick
brush was removed from fence rows. Many hours of hard labor went into
the clean-up project but the results made a huge difference in the park and
paved the way for future projects.
Lions club member Brad Konija hangs
our new sign which replaces the old,
dilapidated sign that hung at the entrance
for many years. The new sign was
supplied by Freeman Signs
our new sign which replaces the old,
dilapidated sign that hung at the entrance
for many years. The new sign was
supplied by Freeman Signs
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Creation of parking lot
and perimeter drainage system
and perimeter drainage system
| Weber Basketball court |
| Sidewalks |
| Playground |
