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Home My Public Portal About1992-06-23 RECREATION & PARKS COMMISSION AGENDA • �;-� , � � e 6�ECE11lED `i�_� • • ( CITY OF LYNWOOU I CITY CLERKS OFFICE CITY OF LYNWOOD :lU!_ 0 9 1992 RECREATION 6 PARKS COMMISSION AA1 PIVI MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF JUNE 23, 1992 7i8�9il0illi12ili2i3i4i5�6 The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Julio Mendoza at � 6:00 P.M. The Invocation was presented by Co�issioner Martini and the Pledge of Allegiance was presented by Co�issioner Markovic. ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Commissioner Eloise Evans - Co�isaioner Bette Espeseth Co�issioner Robert Markovic Commissianer George Martini Chairperson Julio Mendoza. OPENING CEREMONIES Harold Mattoon certified posting of the Ageada by the City Clerk. Chairperson Mendoza asked for a motion to approve the minutes of • I the meeting of May 26, 1992. :� � A motion was given by Commissioner Mazkovic, with a aecond by.� � � , Commissioner Espeseth and all in agreement. i j CORRESPONDENCE I Ralph Davis introduced Lorna Gregory, substitute for Beverly � Anderson, as clerk for the meeting. ' SCHEDULED MATTERS � BUDGET REPORT • Mr. Harold Mattoon reported that the Recreation 6 Parka i Department has propoaed the same budget as the existing budget for 91-92. There have been no personnel cute made to date. � . � TRANSIT/COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT � ,::;'�,��; �,�'Y'a;.°, � Mr Ra�lph Davfs stated that he will prepare an opening date for � the �new�Tiansit/Community Center. It was tentatively to be July I 12, ;1:992 w�TheSdelay is due to Chevron having to re-pipe Bullis Road.`ryHe'stated''tfia[ it is coming along nicely, and hopefully by � next meet�`ing;-"there will be a tour of the facility. I WALL OF FAME � j Mr. Ralph Davis announced the names of the Board Members of the � Wall of Fame. They are: Lee Duncan, Jesse Arnold, Harry Prinz, � Dr. Betty Jackson, Donald Chae, Michael Hite, and Leighton Hall. I A letter of congratulations of appointment to the board will be sent to all membezs and to invite them to the first meeting of j July 1, 1992, 12:00 noon, a[ Bateman Hall. � I � I . � , - --- —_ _ � __ ;n�, :!, � � UNITY FESTIVAL REPORT y _ Mr. Ralph Davis reported that July 11, 1992, will be the City of Lynwood's:Birthday and Unity Festival. All ethnic groups will be incorporated in this celebration. He stated that the melting pot really represents the City of Lynwood. There will be local entertainment as well as well-known artists such as Phil Upchurch. There will be vendor booths. The commissioners will have an Information Booth. ACTIVITIES REPORT Mr. Mattoon presented copies of May, 1992 activities. No co�ent was made by co�ission. CURRENT PRO�RAMS by Ralph Davis SUMt4ER DAY C.42� Summer Day Camp Program held at Ham Park, Manday - Friday, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM which includes field trips, arts S crafts, etc. Mr. Davis stated that there are currently (100) campers in • attendance. �"� � ' � It will conclude with an overnight camp-out. It is an excellent k ' ~ program for the co�unity. � Mr. Davis stated that the children also get T-shirts. AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM Mr, Davis stated that the Afterschool Program Banquet was held I June 12th at Bateman Hall. There were (400) youngsters in attendance. All achools were represented. (30) teachers who volunteered were honored. It was a fun event and an excellent � program. I SEA WORLD � — � Mr. Dayis reported�that approximately (50) people attended the � trlp.to�Sea World on;June 20. � � �:�°,:_`; '' �:� . I SUMMER f SWIP4f x LESSONS .�'� ,n�»3 ,ti��t, � °-:,- � Mr. Davie repo;ted.that Su�er swim lessons began Monday, June i ,w,. ...�;:;m . >q� , 15th. Regular'public swim began on the same date. The program I is doing quite well. Mr. Davis also noted that the Sheriff's are � working in the evening to help cut down on the gang challenges. I SUMMER HOURS � Summer hours are until 8 PM for Aam Park and the Teen Center. � � I I i i z � :�„ { >, . , ;;, � i , AMATEUR NI6HT Mr. Davis reported that Amateur Night was held at Bateman Hall on June'12. .It showcased local talent such as rappers and singers. He�stated that the average audience size is about (75). SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUE Mx. Davis reported that tryouts for this program begins June 29th. FIREWORKS STAND BY L.S.A. (12 - 15) volunteers will be selling fireworks to raise funds for Lynwood Sports Association. 4TH OF JULY CELE$RATION Mr. Davis reported that the All Star Games will begin at 12 noon. The fireworks display will be held at Dymally Park at dusk. . CHRISTMAS PARADE ' '� Mr. Davis reported that the Christmas Parade Committee Meeting is:`-, ._ � held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at City Hall at 10:00 AM. �' The main focus of this co�ittee is to enhance the Christmas = Parade in club floats, street decoration, judging selection. COMMISSIONER ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION Commissioner Espeseth: . Concerned about activities in the Park and neighborhood on May 30. Co�issioner Markovic: Wondered if code enforcers could go to alley between Beechwood and Elmwood. The trash makes the area ' look bad. Co�iasioner Martini: Concern for roofing of new center. He stated that an adobe or motif would be nice. He also s;ated that it is time to schedule a beautification tour. �� a � ` u Co�iasioner Had concerns zegarding gangs in the Unity.:Festival�`affair. Gave praise to Mr. Mattoon for talking to gang,.member�s�-'�� This a plus for our city. It is important to be role�modelstfor,4these youths. ' '�-,�'�,�`� ��,,;t�' ^`, s. ' Chairperson Mendoza: None ADJOURNMENT ' A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Commissioner Markovic and a second by Co�issioner Martini to the next regular scheduled meeting on JUly 28, 1992 in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California. � - -- -- - - -- - ��. �� RECEIVED i.� • • CiTY 0� LYN;+/OOU I CITY CLERKS Of� ICE ( .��1_ Q � ��3Z AM PM CITY OF LYNWOOD 7i8i9il0illi12ili2i3i4i5i6 RECREATION & PAR&S DEPARTMENT RECREATION S PARKS COMMISSION MEETING OF � JULY 28, 1992 IN THE COUNCIL CAAMBERS 6:00 P.M. JULIO MENDOZA CHAIRPERSON BETTE ESPESETH ELOISE EVANS COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER ROBERT MARKOVIC ' GEORGE MARTINI• COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER. HAROLD MATTOON RALPH DAVIS DIRECTOR, RECREATION 6 PARAS ASSISTANT DIRHCT� BEVERLY ANDERSON -' MINUTES CLERK OPENING CEREMONIES 1. Call to order 2. Invocation 3. Pledqe of Allegiance 4. Roll Call of Commissioners: Commissioner Bette Espeseth ' Commissioner Eloise Evans � Comnissioner Robert Markovic ; Commissioner Georqe Martini , � ti'� ;�; Chairperson Julio Mendoza � , ,�"i '�, ,. � ��Yt'o.,:,., . 5. " C ;,_ �" ?�pf Aqenda Postinq bp the City Clerk � 6. A ��- �utes of regular meetinq of June 23,, 1992 i } ,. .. . . . .. :ir . . ... i 7. CORRESPONDENCS: � 8. MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS: ' i A. [�acility Usage...Bateman Hall, Comanunity Center, Ham � Park, Teen Center (Attached to Aqenda) B. News Releases...mailed on current basis C. Personnel i i � t � � 9. ACTIVITIES REPORT: 10. CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT: SCHEDULED MATTERS 11. RE-ORGANIZATION OF COMMISSION 12. BEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM 13. COMMISSION STATUS UPDATE 14. COMMUNITY/TRANSIT REPORT PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATION PERTAINING TO AGENDA ITEMS ONLY COMMISSION ORAL 6 WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: ChairpersonJulio Mendoza: '� , Chairperson Pro Tem Georqe Martini: Commissioner Bette Espeseth: Commissioner Eloise Evans Commissioner Robert Markovic: ADJOURNMENT: i Motion to adjourn to the next reqular scheduled meeting for i Tuesday, Auqust 25, 1992 at 6:00 PM in the Council Chambers at City � Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood. � - I � � � b* HP �� I . .{� `w �f . 1 h �i�.1��: � �: 9 I �� x..'a..�`,�� i i i I i i ; i � � -------.- -.-;--�-�--, \ � t . _.. �.� ,... 9 t . ' +.. Ii � � (.�. i ,� �.J " � I ; I CITY OF LYNWOOD -- RECREATION 6 PARKS COMMISSION C,:'r t:.�_!`.:''"' QF�;_,:: MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF JUNE 23, 1992 !' " f�,' "i'-':? The meeting vas called to order by Chairperson Julio Mendoiia:�at+n i„�. �` '1 6:00 P.M. , , , The Invocation was presented by Commissioner Martini and the Pledge of Allegiance was presented by Co�issioner Markovic. ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Co�issioner Eloise Evans Commissioner Bette Espeseth Co�issioner Robert Markovic Commissioner George Martini Chairperaon Julio Mendoza. OPENING CEREMONIES Harold Mattoon certified posting of the Agenda by the City Clerk. � Chairperson Mendoza asked for a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting of May 26, 1992. A motion was given by Co�issioner Markovic, with a aecond by" - Co�issioner Espeseth and all in agreement. CORRESPONDENCE Ralph Davis introduced Lorna Gregory, substitute for Beverly Anderson, as clerk for the meeting. � SCHEDULED MATTERS BUDGET REPORT Mr. Harold Mattoon reported that the Recreation 6 Parka � Department has proposed the same budget as the existing budget , for 91-92. There have been no peraonnel cute made to date. TRANSIT/COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT Mr. Ra�ph,Daqis atated that he will prepare an opening date for ! the nes►'Trauait/Co�unity Center. It was tentatively to be July 12, 1�2:.,: The delay is due to Chevron having to re-pipe Bullis Road. $e atated that it is coming along nicely, and hopefully by next meeting, there will be a tour of the facility. WALL OF FAME Mr. Ralph Davis announced the names of the Board Members of the . Wall of Fame. They are: Lee Duncan, Jesse Arnold, Harry Prinz, Dr. Betty Sackson, Donald Chae, Michael Hite, and Leighton Hall. � A letter of congratulations of appointment to the board will be sent to all members and to invite them [o the first meeting of July 1, 1992, 12:00 noon, at Bateman Hall. ; � � � UNITY FESTIVAL REPORT Mr. Ralph Davis reported that July 11, 1992, will be the City of Lynwood's Birthday and Unity Festival. All ethnic groups will be incorporated 1n this celebration. He sta[ed that the melting pot really represents the City of Lynwood. There will be local entertainment as well as well-known artists such as Phil • Upchurch. There will be vendor booths. The co�issioners will have an Information Booth. ACTIVITIES REPORT Mr. Mattoon presented copies of May, 1992 activities. No co�ent was made by co�ission. CURRENT PROGRAMS by Ralph Davis SUMMER DAY CAI� Su�er Day Camp Program held at Ham Park, Monday - Friday, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM which includes field trips, arts 6 crafts, etc. Mr. Davis stated that there are currently (100) campers in attendance. It will conclude with an overnight camp-out. It is an excellent program for the co�unity. Mr. Davis stated that the children also get T-shirts. AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM Mr. Davis stated that the Afterschool Program Banquet was held June 12th at Bateman Hall. There were (400) youngsters in attendance. All schools were represented. (30) teachers who volunteered were honored. It was a fun event and an excellent program. SEA WORLD - Mr. Davis reported that approximately (50) people attended the trip to Sea World on June 20. - Sp�{$ '§WII$i LBSSONS Tu'? � �- 9. Mr. Dabii;.';[eportedy-that Summer swim leseons began Monday, June 15th. Regular publ'fc swim began on the same date. The program is doing quite vell. Mr. Davis also noted that the Sheriff's are working in the evening to help cut down on the gang challenges. SUMMER HOURS Summer hours are until 8 PM for Ham Park and the Teen Center. e • • � 1 AMATEUR NIGHT Mr. Davis reported that Amateur Night was held at Bateman Hall on June 12. It showcased local talent such as rappers and singers. He stated that the average audience size is about (75). SUMMER BASKETBALL LEAGUE � Mr. Davis reported that tryouts for this program begins June 29th. FIREWORKS STAND BY L.S.A. (12 - 15) voluriteers will be selling fireworks to raise funds for Lynwood Sports Association. � 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION Mr. Davis reported that the All Star Games will begin at 12 aoon. ' The fireworks display will be held at Dymally Park at dusk. CHRISTMAS PARADE s � Mr. Davis reported that the Christmas Parade Co�ittee Meeting ia held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at City Hall at 10:00 AM. The main focus of this co�ittee is to enhance the Christmas Earade in club floats, street decoration, judging selection. COMMISSIONER ORAL AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATION , Commissioner Eapeseth: Concerned about activities in the Park and neighborhood on May 30. Co�issioner Markovic: Fiondered if code enforcers could go to alley between Beechwood and Elmwood. The trash makes [he area look bad. Commiasioner Martini: Concern for roofing of new center. Ae stated that an adobe or motif would,be nice. He also sfated that it ia time to achedule a beautification tour. Commtseioner'Evans: Had concerns regarding gangs in the Unity YqBGiva1 affair. Gave praise to Mr. Mattoon for talking to gang me�beis. Thie is a plus for our city. It is important to be tole'`models for these youths. Chairperson Mendoza: None ADJOURNMENT A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Commissioner Markovic and a second by Commisaioner Martini to the next regular scheduled meeting on .TUly 28, 1992 in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood, California. �� AGIIVDA ITFMS ON FILE FOR CONSIDE�tATION AT THE MEEPING OF 'I'f-IE LYNWOOD RECREATION AND PARKS �fISSION J �� TO BE HE�D ON __JUne z3, i99z__ R E C E I V E D I CITY OF LYNWOOD � 6:00 P.M. CITY CLERKS OFFICE NLIO MIIJDOZA JUN 1 g �gg2 CHAIP.PERSON A � 7 i 8 � 9 il0illi12i1s2�3 i 4 i � 6 ROBERT MARKOVIC BEITE ESPESEPH / COMMI SS IONER COD41I SS I ONER�� ELOISE EVANS GEORGE MARTINI ��` COMMI SS I ONER C'.O1�A1I SS I0[VER DI RECIbR, _OF_ RECRE'ATION , ASS I STANT _DIRECI'OR_ OF & PARKS ' RECREAT & PARKS HAROLD MATPOON RALPH DAVIS MINUTES CLERK BEVERLY ANDERSON OPIIVING CII2EMONIES 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. INVOCATION 3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 4. ROLL CALL OF CCY�AtISSIONEt2S: C�rtnissioner Bette Esoeseth Comnissioner Eloise �ans I Cartnissioner Georae Martini Corrmissioner Robert Markovic � Chairperson Julio Mendoza � I 5. CII2TIFICATION OF AGENDA POSTING BY THE CITY CLERK 6. MIM7TES OF PREUIOUS MEEfING Regular Meeting May 26, 1992 7. CORRESPONDFNCE: SCHE MATTQ25 8. REPORT ON 92-93 BUDGEI` • Carments: Undate on the 92-93 Sudget status wi.th Recreation & � Parks Deoartment. � 9. Transit / Comrnmity Center Renort � � ,t c , • • :�: , . Cam�nts: Update on the Transit / Crnmunity CPnter construction. 10. UNITY FESTIVAL REPORT Camients: Update on the planning of the Unity Festival 11. ACfIVITIES REPORT Cam�7ts: Review of activities for Mav 1992 12. C[JRRII�IT PROGRAMS Camients: Reoort on current proqrarrc PURLIC ORAL COt�R�1UNICATIONS (Reaardinq Aqenda Items Only) COhA1ISSION ORAL AND WRITTEN COhA1UNICATION Chairperson Julio Mendoza: Chairperson Pro Ten Georqe Martini: Crnmissioner Bette Espeseth: Cartnissioner Eloise EWans: CcRmissioner Robert Markovic: 13. ADJWRM�IT Motion to Adjourn to regular meetinq of July 28, 1992 at 6:00 p.m. u � Council Chambers of the City Hall 11330 Bullis Road Lmwood, California j I � i , I �.�I=� . • • CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION & PARKS CC�AIISSION MINUTES OF THE MEEfING OF MAY 26, 1992 The meetinq was called to order by Chairperson Julio Mendoza at 6:05 The Invocation was presented by Camussioner Robert Markovic and the Pledge of Allegiance was presented by Julio Mendoza. ROLL CALL OF IXx4�1ISSIONERS PRFSFI�T: Crnmissioner Bette Espeseth Comnissioner Robert Markovic Cormussioner George Martini Chairnerson Julio Mendoza OPENING CERII�I0NIE5 � --------- , Ralph Davis certified posting of the Aqenda by the City Clerk. i Chairaerson Mendoza asked for a motion to aporove the minutes of the meetinq of April 28, 1992. � A motion was given by Camussioner Markovic, with a by Carmissioner Espeseth and dll 1T1 aC7YetlileRt. � CORRESPO None -- � SC[-IEDtJLID MATTERS: by Ralph Davis ; PROGRAM REPORT � Mr. Davis stated that the request to ourchase office furniture and equipment for i the new center will be presented at the next council meeting. Mr. Davis also � reported on the progress of the center and stated the campletion of the center is tentatively set for the middle of July. � Mr. Davis expressed in May the spring swim session ended and the Stmmer session � is soon to beain. Mr. Davis briefly reported on the followinq evPnts: Senior Citizens Mother's Day Tea Monthly Amateur Night Talent Show Street Renaming Cererony (chanqe to Deputy Yamamoto St.) � Annual SQaAF track meet � I Mr. Davis reported on the activities scheduled in June. They are as follows: Monthly P,mateur Niaht Talent Show i Siumier Day Camp ! Excursion to Sea World ; Safe Boat.ing Program Comedy Niqht ACPIVIT REPORT Mr. Davis referred to the aqenda for review of the Activities Report. ; Cartnissioner Espeseth asked if the usaae auidelines will for Batanan Hall will ' be up-dated. Mr. Davis answered yes. Comnissioner Martini wanted to ]mow why Yolanda Washington was not being charge ' j I . � � .� , . a fee to use the facilities. Mr. Davis announced this was a oraxram of the city council. WALL OF FAME by Mr. Davis Mr. Davis annoimced the names of Peoole `or the board for the Wall Of Fame: Those acceptinq aopointments were: Lee Duncan, Harry Prinz, Donald Chae, and Michael Hite Mr. Davis announced other n�ninees: Dr. B. Jackson who has fund raising backoround and Dr. Balard' a local dentist. Both of which are interested. Mr. Davis asked for recamiendation for the Crnmission to accept these names for the board. Cortmissioner Mendoza made a motion and Cortmissioner Markovic seconded with all in agreenent. Mr. Davis stated the board will meet at next meeting and will be introduced at the openina of the transit center. Q-Il2I S'1S1AS PARADE Mr. Davis stated that a parade cortmittee was foriried to expand the Christrnas parade. This Cortnuttee's task is to have reoresentatives frcen each service i organization in the canmmity participate and to have pranotional packaqes, more floats, celebrities, bands and to put on fund raisers to help fund the parade. I This board will meet on May 16, 1992. This board will meet the second Wednesday j of each month. i Cortmissioner Mendoza felt the meetinq will be one-sided and suqgested the meetina should be after 5:00 n.m. to offer a better reoresentation. Cwrmissioner Martini was concern with how manv oeople are on `he comnittee and ; suqgested that comrdssion should send a representative. i CObA1ISSIONER ORfiL Al`iD WRITTIIV CCd�R�f[JNICATION I Carmissioner Espeseth: Stated the Sorina-fest was preat, the fashion show � was good, and the sound system was excellent. But was concerned that it didn't � start on time. � i Cartnissioner Markovic: None I Co�missioner Martini: was amazed with the progress of the cmmiunity center. Asked if it will be a good idea to paint anti-graffiti paint and ,' use a sealer on the building and save money latEr. ; i Chairperson Mendoza: None � ADJWR . A motion to adiourn to recrular neetina `or. June �3, 1992 at 6:00 o.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. 11330 Sullis Road Lynwood. California. � i � I I I � � � -, ,. . BATF2�7AN HALL FACILITY USAGE MAY 1992 1...AUD. LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL CINCO DE MAYO NIGHT DANCE FEE 1...#1 L. A. COUN'I'Y REGISTRAR RECORDER OFFICII2S TRAINING FEE 1...#2 SFdVIORS MEAL NO FEE. 2...AUD. GOt�fE2-VARELP. RECEP'I'ION FEE 2...#1 WHAI,FS! BIRTEIDAY PARTY FEE 3...AUD. PAUL RIQiARDS LUNC[�ON � 3...#1 SHAKLEE MEEfING � 3...#2 WARRIORS AGAINST Tf� DEVIL C�iURQi SIItVICE F'EE 4...AUD. SHAKLEE MEEfING � 4...#1 SENIORS MEALS NO F'EE 4...#1 �^7IM 'IBAM - AQ[JA IQVIGHT NO FEE 4...#2 RECREATION CLASS NO FEE S...AUD. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE 5. ..#1 SINIORS MEALS NO FEE 5...#1 LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE 5...#2 RECRFATION CLASS NO F'EE 6...#2 SFNIORS MEAL / BINGO NO F'EE 7...AUD. PLAYGROUNDS FASHION SHGW/CINCO DE MAYO SHCW NO FEE 7..:#1 ROTARY LUNCFIEON/MEEPING � 7...# 2 SFI�IIORS MEAL NO F'EE 8...#1 ST. PETER'S BAPPIST CH[JRCH PROGRAM E'EE 8...# 2 SFSlIORS MEAL NO FEE 9...AUD. MP,RQUEZ-GARCIA RECEPTION � 9...#2 FELLCWSHIP BAPTIST (�iURCH FASHION SHaFI/BANQUET FEE 10..AUD. NON S'P�P PRODUCfI0N5 TALENT SHCW � . ; • � � 10..#1 WARRIORS AGAINST THE DEVIL CH[TRQ-I SERVICES FEE 10..#2 CESAR CHAVEZ RECEP'PION FEE 11..#1 SIIVIORS MEAI,S NO FEE 11..#1 RECREATIIXV CLASS NO FEE 11..#2 COORDINATION COUNCIL LUNCHEON MEEPING F'EE 12..AUD. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO F'EE 12..#1 CHAMBER OF COhIIvfEE'tCE LUNCI-IEON MEETING @�' 12..#1 LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE 12..#2 SENIORS MEALS NO FEE 13..#1 SII`IIORS MEALS/BINGO NO FEE 14..AUD. LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL BANQUET FEE 14..#1 ROTARY LUNCHEON/MEEPING fiEE 14..#2 SINIORS MEAL NO FEE 14..#2 AMATEUR NIGHT F'EE 15..AUD. LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL TALENT SHCW F'EE:E 15..#1 SINIORS tg'ALS NO FEE 17..AUD. NLIA CHOICE FASHION SHCW FEE 17..#1 NLIA CHOICE FASHION SHCW/DRESSING ROOM FEE 17..#2 YOLANDA WASHING'PON VIDEO NO FEE 18 ..# 1 SFN I ORS MFAL NO E'EE 19..AUD. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE 20..AUD. II�fPIAYEES ASSOCIATION t�IEEPING NO FEE 20..#1 LYNWOOD W�J'S CLUB FEE 20..#2 SENIORS BINGO NO F'EE 21..#1 ROTARY LUNCFiEON MEEfING FEE 21..#2 SENIORS MEAL NO FEE 22..AUD. PLAYGROUND DANCE NO FEE , ; . . � � 22..#2 SFNI012S MEALS NO FEE 22.,AUD. C[-Il2ISTOPf�R-CHILDRESS WIDDING RECEPTION . FEE 23..#2 LORRAILVE CROCI�IT RETIRII�lT DINNER F'EE 24..AUD. MARIO & PATRICIA SAUCIDO BRIDAL SHGWER FEE 24..#1 WARRIORS AGAINST Tf� DEVIL (.'H[JRCFI SII2VICE F'EE 26..AUD. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE NO FEE 26..#1 SIIJIORS MEAL N� � 27..#1 SEC]IORS MEAL NO FEE 27..#1 GANG TASK FORCE MEEPING NO FEE 27..#2 SINIORS BINGO NO FEE 28..#1 ROTARY LUNCE�ON MEEPING FEE 28..#2 SINIORS MFALS NO FEE 28..#2 OPIIVING NI(�-IT COMEDY CLUB NO FEE 29..AUD. I-IOSLER JR. HIGH SCHOOL YEAR END DANCE FEE 29..#2 SENIORS MEAL NO FEE 30..AUD. LOPEZ-VELEZ RECEPTION FEE 30..#2 E�/ELYN WELLS RDCEPTION F'EE 31..AUD. HARRIS WIDDING RECEF'fION FEE 31..#1 WARRIORS AGAINST 'PHE DEVIL (��URCH F'EE