MINUTES

BETTENDORF PARK BOARD

SPECIAL MEETING

SEPTEMBER 9, 2003

PLEASANT VALLEY COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF EDUCATION, REGULAR MEETING, BELMONT ADMINISTRATION OFFICE


Monday, October 20, 2003, 7:00 P.M., C.D.S.T.

Bettendorf students cheer on the Bulldog football team at the Davenport Assumption game October 3. After defeating Burlington Oct. 10, the Bulldogs are preparing for the homecoming contest against undefeated and highly rated Muscatine Friday night (Oct. 17).

Brightly colored leaves and colder temperatures mark the arrival of fall.

Submitted by Diane Moran, Scout Coordinator at the Family Museum of Arts & Science. For further information call: 563-359-8907-home, or email: fmasscouts@aol.com)

Part of the "FANTASTIC FAMILY FARE" program this fall sponsored by the Bettendorf Family Museum of Arts & Science is a Junior Girl Scout Badge Workshop on Friday, October 17th, from 6-9PM. The badge the Girl Scouts will earn is Yarn and Fabric Arts which touches on many projects and hobbies.

Even non-Girl Scouts will enjoy an evening of learning about different yarn and fabric projects. Every wonder how to knit or crochet? This is the place to get an up close, hands on demonstration. Junior Girl Scouts are usually 3rd -6th grade and will be able to work on a Charity Doll Quilt project plus see beautiful examples of fabric art, quilts and discuss quilting with some local artists.

Get back to the 70's with a macramÈ demonstration and learn some embroidery stitches too! Register on line at: fmasscouts@aol.com or call the museum at 563-344-4170 to register by phone. Fee: $18.00 which includes a snack and the Family Museum Patch. Interested in volunteering to sew doll quilts? Call or email to let the museum know! Then bring your own sewing machine, thread & scissors.

Minutes of the October 6, 2003 Pleasant Valley School Board metting.

The new Home Depot at Duck Creek Plaza is nearing completion and is hiring workers for the new home improvement store.

Park Board agenda for Oct. 14, 15 meetings

Fall arrived with clear blue skies and cool winds from the the northwest making for ideal weather to take a stroll along the trail in Crow Creek Park.

Technology report; Debbie Dayman elected board president.