EAGLEVILLE COMMUNITY BETTERMENT
Member of Missouri Community Betterment
What is Community Betterment?
2001 - 2002
Our Years In Community Betterment
1998 - 5th Place
1999 - 1st Place
2000 - Certificate of Merit
2001 - 1st Place
2002 - 3rd Place
Eagleville's Projects For The Year 2001 - 2002
(September 1, 2001 thru July 31, 2002)
The "Easterfest"
"Old Settler's Days"
"Angel's Among Us"
The Email Directory
"Evenings In the Park"
A Monthly Community Calendar
A "Welcome Wagon" for new residents.
Planting the flower boxes on the square.
Erecting a new "Welcome To Eagleville" sign
A Food Drive for the Harrison Co. Food Pantry
Organizing a Youth Community Betterment Group
Christmas Fruit Baskets to the elderly and shut-ins
Updating and expanding the Eagleville website - Eagleville.com
Adopting a portion of Highway N for beautification and litter control
Columbia, Missouri
UPDATE:
WE WON!!
3rd Place in Category ll
(Cities of population of 310 to 645)
Congratulations Hartville and Annapolis. You were tough opponents!!
Here we are accepting our 3rd place plaque from Gov. Holden, at the conference
in Columbia, Mo. Pictured left to right are: An unidentified conference leader,
Casey Richardson, Nicole Robins, C.J. Henson, Jenna Gilpatrick,
Gov. Bob Holden, Jesse Baker, Justin Smith, Andrew Lane,
Lila Hutton & Joy Ragan
Our youth at check in time Sunday afternoon.
Our youth pictured with the youth from Dexter, Mo.
at the conference reception Sunday night, Oct.27, 2002.
All of the delegation pictured in the lobby, prior to the awards banquet.
Our toughest job of the whole year, keeping track of 7 teenagers :)
Missouri Community Betterment Judging Day
September 18, 2002
Who's afraid of the judges??
Not us, when they are as friendly & courteous as ours!
This year's Category II judges and their escort were
Mrs Al Briggs, Mr Scott Shelton & Mr Cecil Cliburn
We gave a power point presentation of our projects,
(Thanks again Michael Robbins for helping us with our presentation)
then took them on a tour of the town. We will not know the judges
decision until Oct. 28th at the MCB Conference in Columbia, Mo.
Category II is made up of towns with population of 310 to 645.
We are competing with nine other towns in our category.
Annapolis-South Iron, Clarksville, Fairfax, Hartville, Howardville,
Novinger, Polo, Ravenwood, & Tri-C Communities
More photos from judging day below:
Since Eagleville is known as "The Fireworks Capitol of The World"
the judges were each given a dozen long stem rockets!
Tuesday,
will pick up litter around town, then will have a weiner roast at the City Hall Park.
Everyone is invited to join in one or both events!
Enjoying the weiner roast after the work!
Adopting this portion of the highway, allows the City of Eagleville
and the Community Betterment to landscape and mow the state right-a-way.
We would appreciate your efforts to help us keep this area litter free.
Eagleville Welcome Sign
Our new Welcome sign that was erected 11-05-01
The sign was made possible by Community Betterment and the N.H. Ag classes
The North Harrison Ag class who constructed the sign
with their advisor Brandon Craig.
The two Ag Classes that were involved in constructing and erecting the sign.
Community Betterment members and the N.H. Ag classes dedicating the new sign.
Community Betterment is selling souvenir stoneware for a money making project,
with the funds going to help finance our many ongoing programs.
These include our fair
"The Old Settler's Days"and our "Evenings in The Park""
(country and gospel jam sessions) and numerous other projects.
The stoneware have a great graphic of our town's name,
and our town's namesake "The Eagle".
It also includes Our motto which is "A Small Town With A Big Tomorrow!"
These graphics are on our new "Welcome" sign erected on Hwy N on the east side of town.
If you are interested in purchasing an item
please email Eagleveille City Hall.
Or
call city hall at 660-867-3110