Would like to see park stay as it is

Concerning the park at the north end of town, I would like to see it remain as is. A welcome center for tourists would be nice.
In the late 1950s, Melvin Emerson contracted the stone work. He and I, my brother, Bennie Patton, and his brother, Bobby Emerson, did the stone work. Part of the rock came from Carpenter’s Creek and some was bought from Delbert Ellison.
Bobby Patton
Dunnville

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