It was a wonderful day had by all. The 50th Anniversary Party at Jackson Springs Park was a good old fashion picnic. Sack race, three legged race, and a tug of war were played in the field games area. Music by N-Kahootz entertained the crowd and kept the place jumping. Leto High School Culinary Department provided the man power to feed the masses.

After 14 months of planning and meetings it is final Party Day for the Town N Country 50 Going Gold. See you at Jackson Springs Park at 11:00. Thank you to all of the Volunteers for your efforts producing this Bash.

By Nicole Hutcheson, Times Staff Writer 
St. Petersburg Times
In Print: Friday, September 18, 2009

Fifty years ago the first home was built in a largely rural pocket, then called Town 'N Country Park. • Developers pegged it as a place with a small-town feel and easy access to downtown Tampa and Clearwater Beach. There was one pharmacy and one restaurant for early residents. • Today, there is a plethora of both in Town 'N Country, the area that stretches roughly from Sheldon Road east to the Veterans Expressway, and from Tampa Bay north to Linebaugh Avenue. The "small town" has become one of the most culturally diverse areas in the county. • Yet for many in the community, it's not hard to remember the old days. For them, certain locations that most would gloss over bring back memories of what used to be.

Thank you Nicole for this article. View entire article at www.tampabay.com

Hi Volunteers!
Only 1 Day 16 Hours at the time of this writing until the Start of the Party! The Logistics crew will be at Jackson Springs Park from 2:00 until later getting one more planning day in. Thank you all of the Volunteers for your efforts over the last 14 months. Without you this would be an empty park Saturday. Just 48 hours til the party is over and you all get to look and say "We Did That!".

Celebrating 50 Years - Planning for 50 More

Gerald & Terry
The Logistics Guys

WHEREAS, the proud Hillsborough County community of Town 'N Country is celebrating its 50th anniversary this month, in recognition of the first home sold in the original Town'N Country Park planned development in September 1959; and

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