Parks & Recreation (319) 393-1515 www ... - City of Hiawatha
Parks & Recreation (319) 393-1515 www ... - City of Hiawatha
Parks & Recreation (319) 393-1515 www ... - City of Hiawatha
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1st ANNUAL VOLUNTEER SOCIAL APPRECIATION<br />
NEW!<br />
Friday August 21st, 2009 at 7pm in Guthridge Park<br />
Anyone who has volunteered for the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Hiawatha</strong> is welcome to come enjoy a<br />
wonderful evening concert in the park and a small recognition ceremony! This includes<br />
boards, commissions, coaches, adopt-a flower bed participants, special event volunteers, etc.<br />
TREE DONATION PROGRAM<br />
The <strong>Hiawatha</strong> <strong>Parks</strong> and <strong>Recreation</strong> department welcomes tree lovers to donate a tree for the<br />
community’s parks. A parent or grandparent could plant a tree recognizing a birth, a retirement,<br />
an anniversary, as a memorial in remembrance <strong>of</strong> someone special; or for any other civic-minded<br />
purpose. Due to these special requests, we have set up guidelines for persons wishing to plant a<br />
tree in any <strong>of</strong> the city parks in <strong>Hiawatha</strong>.<br />
For these guidelines, please contact: Angie Cole, <strong>Parks</strong> and <strong>Recreation</strong> Director<br />
HIAWATHA FARMERS MARKET<br />
April 19 through October 25, 2009<br />
“<strong>Hiawatha</strong> Farmers Market brings the taste <strong>of</strong><br />
Iowa Producers to you.”<br />
Market is held rain or shine in the 10 th Avenue parking lot <strong>of</strong><br />
Guthridge Park on Sundays from 11 am – 3 pm.<br />
It’s your neighborhood get-together!<br />
<strong>Hiawatha</strong> Park and <strong>Recreation</strong> Commission is continuing<br />
the Adopt A Flower Bed Program. This Program is in<br />
response to citizens requests to be more involved in the<br />
beautification and care <strong>of</strong> our public areas. The concept<br />
centers on individuals, families, community groups and<br />
businesses who want to show their pride in our community<br />
by assisting <strong>City</strong> staff with maintenance <strong>of</strong> a park,<br />
trail, flower bed or street median.<br />
Who can participate<br />
• Individuals<br />
• Families<br />
• Neighborhood Organizations<br />
• Churches<br />
• Schools<br />
• Youth/Civic Groups<br />
• Businesses<br />
What's the benefit<br />
• Pride in the community and team<br />
building for your Organization<br />
• Visibility with signage at adopted site<br />
• Setting a positive example for others to<br />
join the program.<br />
What's Involved<br />
• Adoption for a minimum <strong>of</strong> one year<br />
• Cultivating flower and shrub beds (for<br />
flowerbed adoption)<br />
• Planting, weeding and watering flowers<br />
• Picking up litter<br />
• "Watching over" the adopted area<br />
• Purchasing the “Sponsored By” sign.<br />
A BIG Thank You!<br />
Thank you to the following: Bev Daws, Creekside Gardens,<br />
Bonnie Gailbraith, Dale Thompson—State Farm<br />
Insurance, Roberta Hamdorf, Lenora Burke, Ruth<br />
Tharp, and Joanne Fox. Another thank you to Pecks<br />
Landscaping for all <strong>of</strong> their assistance.<br />
Your help in keeping our parks and public places clean<br />
and safe will ensure that <strong>Hiawatha</strong> continues to be the<br />
beautiful community in which we all love to be in.<br />
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