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Jelly Bellies, Ronald Reagan and the Sports Park
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The Strodes at Ronald Reagan Sports Park: Carol, Haley and Conner.
Lesser known is Reagan’s connection spirit that personifies the American way
to Temecula. Back in 1979, this was a of thinking. While speaking to the United
small community of less than 4,000 peo- States Olympic Committee he said “the
ple. At that time, there were no parks. The folks in a rather small town, Temecula.
residents of Temecula didn’t rely on gov- They got together and built themselves
ernment funds to fix the problem. Instead, a sports park, held fundraising barbecues
they took land, donated by the Kaiser and dinners. And those that didn’t have
Corporation, and with their own hands, money volunteered the time and energy.
and with funds raised by the citizens, And now the young people of that com-
transformed the area into a beautiful and munity have baseball diamonds for Little
functional sports park. President Ronald League and other plots events, just due to
Reagan recognized this labor of love on what’s Traditional Americanism.”
March 3rd, 1983. He used the Temecula As a result of this shout-out from the
volunteers as an example of the “Can do”
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