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2010 REUNION

 

Clover Bend Reunion, 2010
TRACTOR SHOW
        To see more pictures of the Reunion and Antique Tractor Show, click on "Image Galleries" above.  Then, click on the Gallery you want to look at and the first pictures should enlarge and have arrows on each side.  Click on the arrow to advance the picture.  Each page of pictures contains 30 pictures so you have to click on the next page--look at the bottom of the gallery page for this.     
            The theme for the 2010 reunion was “A Road Less Travelled, A Salute to the American Farmer”. A special thanks to Robert West for his work and coordination of the Antique Tractor Show. Without his input and hard work it could never have been as successful.

NEW ROOFS!

 

THE “NEW” CLOVER BEND CAMPUS
         
        There is a new look at the Clover Bend Historic Preservation Association Museum. There are new roofs on all the campus buildings. 

WELCOME TO THE NEW CLOVER BEND WEB SITE!

           First of all, we want to thank and praise Chester and Lester Warnick, Class of 1953, for the hours and hours they put into the first Clover Bend Web Site. Chester and Lester created that web site using HTML computer language, which takes a tremendous amount of knowledge and time to work with. In order to continue the web site, we had to have something simpler. We hope you enjoy what we came up with.        

          Grab another cup of coffee and explore the site. Be sure to click on and read anything that looks interesting to you. Be sure to explore the Image Galleries, green tab above. Then, click on the gallery you want to see. To enlarge images, click on the first one or the one you want to view and it will enlarge and have an arrow to navigate forward or backward.

Clover Bend Gym

 

    
                 East Side of Gym after Restoration
                            
 
     Just about everyone has heard that the gym is being refurbished. The Clover Bend Historical Preservation Association applied for and received a matching grant last year from the Arkansas Department of Heritage. There was a matching requirement and the CBHPA applied for a Federal grant from the United States Parks Department. The way the grants were envisioned was that the state grant would be used the first year and the federal grant would cover the "matching" requirements. The federal grant would be obligated the second year of the project and the remaining state money would “match” the federal grant. The first phase, which was the exterior of the gymnasium, is finished.  Today the gym looks amazingly like it did in 1940.   
 

2009 REUNION

 

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