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Home My Public Portal About1993-03-23 RECREATION & PARKS COMMISSION AGENDA.�-. I . r 0 0 CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION 6 PARRS DEPARTMENT COMMISSION MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF MARCH 23, 1993 The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Pro Tem Bette Espeseth at 6:07 P.M. The invocation was presented by Chairperson Pro Tem Espeseth and the Pledge of Allegiance was presented by Chairperson Pro Tem Espeseth. ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Commissioner Bette Espeseth Commissioner Eloise Evans Commissioner Julio Mendoza OPENING CEREMONIES Ralph Davis certified posting of the Agenda by the City Clerk. Chairperson Pro Tem Espeseth asked for a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting of February 23, 2993. A motion was made by Commissioner Evans with a second by Commissioner Mendoza. Mr. Davis read a letter in regards to the upcoming St. Francis Nun Run on April 24th. The event has been cleared by City Council. MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS A. Were submitted B. Mailed regularly, some provided C. Lorna Gregory introduced as new Minutes Clerk. Attached to Agenda. Chairperson Pro Tem Espeseth wanted to know why the Bateman Hall Committment did not have a "fee /cost" category. Mr. Davis stated that Harold Mattoon had changed the routine quite some time ago, and that at this time, the Nun Run was the only event that the City allowed to go without charge. Commissioner Mendoza wondered if Lynwood Recreation Department provides a list of Lynwood caterers. Mr. Davis stated that catering can be done by the group using the facility, and the Recreation Department does provide a list. CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT Mr. Davis announced that the J.G.P. (Junior Golf Program) introduced to Lynwood. Participants would play at surrounding area golf facilities. The cost for the program, $12,000.00, includes equipment, training, etc. He stated that Lynwood has requested assistance with the cost of this program. • • Page 2 CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT (cont.) Mr. Davis announced that the next Free Food Distribution would be Friday, March 26, 1993, 10:00 A.M. until 12 noon, at the Community /Transit Center. Mr. Davis commented on the Lynwood Women's Commission program on March 18, 1993 was successful. He further announced that the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Competition at Bateman Hall on March 27, 1993, at 6:00 P.M. There has been an increase in registration. There are more participants this year than ever before. Mr. Davis states that there have been some changes. There will no longer be a bathing suit competition, but an essay competition for both male and female students. This Scholarship Program aims to really help those in need. Mr. Davis stated that the scholarship monies are raised through businesses. This year's amount is approximately $3,000.00. Mr. Davis announced that the Afterschool Program will have a Mini Track Meet on March 25, 1993, at 2:30 P.M. It is expected that the usually number of participants will be approximately 300 -400. The program is also dealing with peer pressure by performing plays at various playground sites. Mr. Davis commented that the Teen Center sponsored a trip to Magic Mountain on March 20, 1993. He further commented that the Youth Summit is scheduled for Saturday, March 27, 1993. The workshops begin at 9:00 A.M. He stated that 200 or more are expected to attend. There will be high school and junior high school students. There will be such presentations as Teen Health and Peer Pressure, to name a few. Mr. Davis stated that $240,000.00 in possible funds have been requested from the Block Grant. The request will be sent to the Advisory Board and then to City Council. These monies are competitive with other agencies. He listed several programs within the department, in which these monies will be used for. Mr. Davis stated that Youth Baseball registration is still underway. In Boys Basketball, teams A & B won in the competition in the SEMAA (Southeast Municipal Athletics Association) area this past weekend. The girls took 2nd place. He stated that the boys will advance to the SCMAF (Southern California Municipal Athletics Foundation) on March 27, 1993, in Oceanside, California. If they win, they will compete in the championships on March 28, 1993. Mr. Davis looks for this to be a fun experience. Mr. Davis congratulated the Lynwood High School Girl's Basketball team on becoming the State Champions in competition in Oakland, a PF Page 3 California. They have a (30 -0 record) . He reported that there was a great turnout and support of parents and staff. Commission has requested to have a letter of congratulations for the next meeting. Mr. Davis informed that Spring Classes will begin again in April. Tennis Class will start as well. He commented on the upcoming city -wide trips: La Mirada Theater (Harvey), E1 Capitan Theater (Adventures of Huck Finn) , Olvera Street (Cinco de Mayo) for browsing, etc. Mr. Davis commented on the Lynwood Perspective, a handout, and informed the Commission that this is the new monthly brochure from the City. SCHEDULED MATTERS Report on Department's reorganization Mr. Davis stated that the reorganization has separated Recreation and Parks Department. The Parks Department will be included in Environmental Services. This new department will include Building & Maintenance, Parks, and Grafitti. He stated the objective is the same as it has been. This reorganization is better for the budget, and it will allow us to do more with the Recreation Programs. Mr. Davis further stated that a department reorganization has been set up. "It's basically a redirection of resources," commented Mr. Davis. Mr. Davis gave an example: i.e. the rechanneling in the Recreation Staff due to vacancies. Perry Brents will now supervise Teen Resource Center. Michelle Allen will handle programs at Ham Park. Commissioner Evans expressed concern with Perry no longer supervising the Afterschool Program. Mr. Davis stated that Perry will now supervise both the Teen Resource Center as well as the Afterschool Program. Report on Department's Strategic Plan Mr. Davis stated that the submission of goals and objectives are due March 24, 1993. This is a 5 -year plan. Planning is coming along fine. The plan discusses changes in order for more efficiency. Report on Prop " A " - Neighborhood Parks Act - 92 Mr. Davis expressed that the Grant application had been accepted this past June. The application packages are expected to be distributed this month. Mr. Davis explained that the application is due in order to approve monies for Dymally Park. He stated such plans as a weight room, irrigation improvement, etc., are considered. He further stated that monies may possibly be available by late August or early September of 1993. r 0 Page 4 Discussion on Beautification Tour Mr. Davis stated that the last tour was in June, in area 3, which Washington- Lugo- Rogers area. The next one should be in the southeast area which entails Abbott -Mark Twain. Mr. Davis asked for possible dates for the tour. The tour has been set for April 27, 1993, at 5:30 P.M. The Commission members are asked to meet in front of Bateman Hall at the designated time. Report on Neighborhood Block Council Meeting Mr. Davis informed Commission members of the meeting discussion of March 9, 1993. The City is in the process of trying to upgrade the Block Clubs by initiating a Block Council. The Council will offer training, coordinating, organizational recommendations, etc., to Block Clubs. The intent is to have the Council represent Block Clubs in terms of communicating and programming. The officers of the Block Council are: (President) Donald Dove, (Vice President) Elizabeth Dixon, (Secretary) David Willis, (Parliamentarian) Larry Esparza. Commissioner Evans expressed to have copies of the information given to the commissioners at the next meeting. Mr. Davis stated that one of the goals of the Block Council is Block Beautification (not just individual homes, but entire blocks). He stated that this will expand Beautification Program. Commissioner Evans suggested possibility of having categories for awards. Mr. Davis informed that next Block Council meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 22, 1993, at 6:00 P.M. Public Orals None. Commission Orals Chairperson Pro Tem Espeseth: Expressed concern of the outcome of the Natatorium Contest and when the ceremony would be. Mr. Davis stated that there would be no ceremony. Also of concern was when will Wall of Fame be put up. Commissioner Mendoza: Concerned with question of whether or not parents are sending there children to other areas. Mr. Davis _ .:I • Page 5 • (Commissioner Mendoza cont.) informed that this is not true. Also of concern was Community Youth Gang Services Easter Program. Commissioner Evans: Stated that Beautification pictures should be put in newspaper and not on wall. Maybe have an "award" of the month." Mr. Davis mentioned that pictures could be showcased at the following Council meeting. Adjournment Evans also spoke about conference in Sacramento. The theme was "Youth at Risk." Attendance was very poor, but conference was good. Mr. Davis agreed about attendance and spoke on homeless epidemic. Motion by Commissioner Mendoza, with a second by Commissioner Evans to adjourn to the next regular scheduled meeting for Tuesday, April 27, 1993, at 6:00 P.M., in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood. LG0393.34 R&P 1 .. ROOM #2 1... ROOM #2 1... VIP ROOM 1 .. AUDIT. 2. 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VIP ROOM 29.. ROOM #2 29.. AUDIT. 30.. VIP ROOM 30. AUDIT. 30.. ROOM #1 31.. AUDIT. 31.. ROOM #1 31.. ROOM #2 0 0 LYNWOOD DEMOCRATIC CLUB MEETING 6PM -7PM SHAKLEE MEETING 6PM -11PM GRACIELA CORRAL MEETING 5PM -lOPM SITE PLAN REVIEW (ART BARFIELD) 1PM -4PM LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -llPM LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM CERRITOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE BANQUET 4PM -10PM BLOCK MEETING 7PM -8PM LYNWOOD SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 7AM -3PM 2/11/93BS BATEMAN HALL STAFF: CHECK BATEMAN HALL BOOK FOR ANY ADDITIONS OR CHANGES WHICH MIGHT HAVE TAKEN PLACE. _ L • CITY OF LYNWOOD I RECREATION AND PARRS DEPARTMENT R E C 1V C RECREATION & PARRS COMMISSION MEETING OF CITY OF LYPAY00d CITY L FFIdII OERK6 O March 23, 1993 MAR . 1 O IN AM PM s9f101110211i21314A6 ELOISE EV� COMMISSIONER IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS 6:00 P.M. GEORGE MARTINI CHAIRPERSON BETTE ESPESETH COMMISSIONER ROBERT MARROVIC COMMISSIONER RALPH DAVIS INTERIM DIRECTOR RECREATION & PARRS Lorna G. Gregory MINUTES CLERK 1. Call to Order 2. Invocation 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Roll Call of Commissioners: Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Chairperson • JULIO MENDOZA COMMISSIONER Bette Espeseth Eloise Evans Robert Markovic Julio Mendoza 3eorge Martini 5. Certification of Agenda Posting by the City Clerk 6. Approval of minutes of regular meeting of February 23 , 1993 7. CORRESPONDENCE: A. Letter from St. Francis Nun Run Committee 8. MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS: A. Facility Usage: Bateman Hall, Community Center, Ham Park, Teen Center, (Attached to agenda) Commission Meeting Page 2 F B. News Releases: Mailed on current basis C. Personnel (1) New Minutes Clerk 9. ACTIVITIES REPORT: 10. CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT: SCHEDULED MATTERS 11. Report on Department's reorganization 12. Report on Strategic Plan 13. Report on Prop " A " - Neighborhood Parks Act - 92 14. Discussion on Beautification Tour - Spring 15. Report on Neighborhood Block Council Meeting PUBLIC ORAL COMMUNICATION PERTAINING TO AGENDA ITEMS ONLY COMMISSION ORAL & WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: Chairperson George Martini: Chairperson Pro Tem Bette Espeseth: Commissioner Julio Mendoza: Commissioner Eloise Evans: Commissioner Robert Markovic: ADJOURNMENT: Motion to adjourn to the next regular scheduled meeting for Tuesday, April 27, 1993 at 6:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood. LG0393.19 R &P 0 9 CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION & PARRS DEPARTMENT COMMISSION MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF FEBRUARY 23,1993 The meeting was called to order by Chairperson George Martini at 6:08 P.M. The invocation was presented by Commissioner Martini and the Pledge of Allegiance was presented by Commissioner Mendoza. ROLL CALL OF COMMISSIONERS PRESENT: Commissioner Espeseth Commissioner Markovic Commissioner Mendoza Commissioner Martini Ralph Davis certified posting of the Agenda by the City Clerk. Chairperson Martini asked for a motion to approve the minutes of the meeting of January 26, 2993. A motion was made by Commissioner Espeseth with a second by Commissioner Markovic. Mr. Davis read the letter from Deputy A. Reed, Jr., of L.A. Sheriff's Department regarding the Sheriff's Football Awards Banquet. The Sheriff's requested approval for the use of Bateman Hall and the fees to be waived. A motion was made by Commissioner Espeseth for approval and waiver, with a second by Commissioner Martini. MONTHLY STAFF REPORTS A. Weren't submitted B. Mailed regularly C. None ACTIVITIES REPORT Attached to Agenda. Commissioner Espeseth wanted to know where the Historical Trolley is being placed. Mr. Davis stated it would be placed between the Community /Transit Center and the Natatorium. CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT Mr. Davis commented on Black History Program. Although it was raining, over 500 persons were in attendance. This program was different in the cost and participation aspect. It featured essays and skits with celebrities on hand. This program was handled by Dorothy Siddell and Perry Brents with a job well done. -' ' r • Page 2 CURRENT PROGRAM REPORT (cont.) The Youth Summit scheduled for March, which will include workshops, is expecting 300 participants. The vendors will focus on alternatives for troubled youth. This program is a co -op venture with the Lynwood Unified School District. Mr. Davis also announced the Harriet Tubman Walkway Naming Program scheduled for Saturday, February 27, 1993, from 5:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. The Ceremony will be held outside of Bateman Hall with entertainment. He stated this is expected to be a nice program. SCHEDULED MATTERS Report on 1993 CDBG Project Request Mr. Davis stated that $240,000.00 in possible funds could be received from the Block Grant. The request will be sent to the Advisory Board and then to City Council. These monies are competitive with other agencies. He listed several programs within the department, in which these monies will be issued. Report on Fees and Services for Facilities Mr. Davis asked for a motion for the fees and services presented prior to the meeting. Commissioner Markovic made a motion, with a second by Commissioner Espeseth. Report on Department's Strategic Plan Mr. Davis expressed the first goal is to enhance the image of the Recreation Department by getting positive media basis. Fifteen minute short videos will be made for the use of Block Clubs, PTA's, etc., regarding all programs offered through the Department. Plans will include surveying the community for problem areas. He stated the second goal is to increase attendance by 25% with a demographic break down. These strategies will have some minor challenges. Report on Youth Summit This report was discussed under the Current Programs Report. Report on AfterschoolReport on Afterschool P1a� round Program Incident Program Incident Mr. Davis announced the incident concerning Lincoln Elementary School shooting was a communication problem. He stated that the closing of the playground site, due to Library visitation, was not relayed to Principal. Mr. Davis explained how changes in the system will resolve this dilemma. He said packages will be given to all concerned to show our procedures and guidelines. 0 9 Page 3 Wall of Fame Board Members Mr. Davis expressed that some members are not coming out as often as desired. He presented two other names in which the Board may include: Mickey Cureton of Lynwood High School, and Mike Pertell of the Lynwood Travel Lodge. Mr. Davis asked the Commissioners to approach others to add to this list and bring back to Commission for approval. Commissioner Espeseth made a motion to accept this proposal with a second by Commissioner Markovic. Public Orals None. Commission Orals Chairperson George Martini: Wants to secure Beautification Tour date. Chairperson Pro Tem Espeseth: Stated the opening of the new market was great. She enjoyed the District Advisory of Superintendents Volunteer and Tutoring Program. Commissioner Markovic Commissioner Mendoza: Adjournment Wanted to know if the Baseball Association is affiliated with Lynwood. Mr. Davis stated the L.S.A. is an adaption of the Baseball Association. Wants pictures of past winners of Beautification to be displayed in the Community /Transit Center. Motion by Commissioner Markovic, with a second by Commissioner Espeseth to adjourn to the next regular scheduled meeting for Tuesday, March 23, 1993, at 6:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 11330 Bullis Road, Lynwood. r s • TO: Laurence Adams, City Manager FROM: Ralph Davis, Interim Director of Recreation DATE: March 11, 1993 SUBJECT: Monthly Activities Report for February, 1993 ADMINISTRATION February 1 Staff prepared arrangements for Commission attendance to CPRS Conference in San Francisco, March 10 - 13. February 1 Staff met with Rick Lomas regarding Wall of Fame Program. February 1 Staff met with Arthur Wright, Non -Stop Productions, regarding 9 Black History Program and P.A. system at Bateman Hall. February 2 The regular Recreation and Parks Department staff meeting held. February 2 The regular meeting of the City Council held. February 3 Staff attended the department heads staff meeting and the Strategic Plan meeting. February 3 Staff attended the Youth Summit Committee meeting at Lynwood School District facility. February 4 Staff conducted a committee meeting on the Recreation Element of the Strategic Plan. February 5 City Council Breakfast held at Bateman Hall. February 6 PAL Workshop regarding affordable housing held at Bateman Hall. February 8 Staff attended a meeting regarding the Beautification Element of the Strategic Plan. February 9 Staff conducted regular Recreation staff meeting. February 10 Staff met with Arthur Wright, President of Non -Stop Productions regarding P.A. system at Bateman Hall. February 10 Staff met with MIS staff regarding database for Senior Program. February 10 Staff attended regular meeting regarding the Strategic Plan. February 11 Staff met with division staff members regarding CDBG possible funding request. .j� February 15 Staff met and discussed the attendance issues at the Playgrounds. February 16 Staff conducted Recreation staff meeting. February 16 Soil test was taken in front of Community /Transit Center. February 17 Staff attended regular department head staff meeting. February 17 Staff attended Community Affairs meeting. February 17 Staff met with Johanna Howard regarding Strategic Plan. February 17 Washington playground visited by City Manager and Mayor Pro Tem, Evelyn Wells. February 17 Staff attended Youth Summit meeting. February 18 Bateman Hall staff trained on use of the computer. February 18 Meeting with representative from Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) on possibility of starting a Junior Golf Program. February 18 Submitted report listing possible impact of Governor's proposed budget to City Manager. February 20 Staff attended the Partnership in Affordable Living Program meeting. February 22 Met with Bateman staff on fees and charges at Bateman. February 23 Staff attended Black History Program at Lindbergh School. February 23 Staff conducted the Recreation and Parks Commission meeting. February 23 Staff attended Lynwood Unified School Board meeting with regards to the Afterschool Playground Program. Page 2 ADMINISTRATION (cont.) February 11 Staff investigated and prepared a memo in regards to the Washington School incident. February 12 CDBG funding request was prepared by staff. February 12 Staff met regarding the Teen Center incident. February 15 Staff met with Finance Department regarding various purchase concerns of Bateman Hall. February 15 Staff met and discussed the attendance issues at the Playgrounds. February 16 Staff conducted Recreation staff meeting. February 16 Soil test was taken in front of Community /Transit Center. February 17 Staff attended regular department head staff meeting. February 17 Staff attended Community Affairs meeting. February 17 Staff met with Johanna Howard regarding Strategic Plan. February 17 Washington playground visited by City Manager and Mayor Pro Tem, Evelyn Wells. February 17 Staff attended Youth Summit meeting. February 18 Bateman Hall staff trained on use of the computer. February 18 Meeting with representative from Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) on possibility of starting a Junior Golf Program. February 18 Submitted report listing possible impact of Governor's proposed budget to City Manager. February 20 Staff attended the Partnership in Affordable Living Program meeting. February 22 Met with Bateman staff on fees and charges at Bateman. February 23 Staff attended Black History Program at Lindbergh School. February 23 Staff conducted the Recreation and Parks Commission meeting. February 23 Staff attended Lynwood Unified School Board meeting with regards to the Afterschool Playground Program. I Page 3 ADMINISTRATION (cont.) February 24 Met with the City Manager on reorganization of the department. February 24 Staff met with members of the Senior Citizen Club and members of the Meals Program on use of Room 2 at Community/ Transit Center. February 24 Staff attended Youth Summit Meeting at School District office. February 25 Staff met with representative of LPGA on Junior Golf Program. SPECIAL EVENTS February 19 Black History Program The Department hosted a program entitled, "Tribute to Our Youth - Our Future." Program offered essay readings, skits, dancing and entertainment for all. February 25 City's Unity Dinner City hosted a Unity Dinner which included the Lynwood Unified School District and the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce. Entertainment was also offered which included most of the ethnic groups that make up Lynwood. February 26 Harriet Tubman Way Dedication This special dedication program paid tribute to Harriet Tubman. Choirs and dignitaries provided the tribute to Ms. Tubman by dedicating the entry way to the City Hall and Bateman Hall in her name. TEEN RESOURCE CENTER Ongoing Proiects A. Researched computer companies for possible grants. B. Preparation and coordination of the Youth Summit project with the Lynwood Unified School District. C. Began computerization of the Teen Resource Center's mailing list and financial report. 0 9 Page 4 Administrative February 3, The Youth Summit Committee met at the Lynwood Unified School 10, 17, 24 District Education Center. February 9 The City of Lynwood hosted the Southeast Municipal Athletic Association Meeting at the Community /Transit Center. February 18 Staff prepared a Community Development Block Grant, request - 19, 20 ing money to implement a year -round tennis program. February 19 Staff assisted the Playground and Bateman Hall staff, by making the banners and posters for the Black History Program. February 24 Staff attended the Southern California Municipal Athletic Federation /Nike Track and Field Workshop at Long Beach City College. Programming February it Community Awareness Meeting (Gang Diversion) - 20 teenagers in attendance. February 12 Valentine's Day Dance - 40 participants. February 22 Staff purchased the Super Nintendo "Street Fighter II" video game. Attendance Report - Game Room DAY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday DATE February 1 February 2 February 3 February 4 February 5 February 6 February 7 February 8 February 9 February 10 February 11 February 12 February 13 February 14 NUMBER OF TEENS 29 17 31 14 34 27 Closed 26 12 28 28 29 31 Closed f 77iuie�.i;�y Rain 1 4 • • Page 5 Attendance Report (cont.) DAY Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday NUMBER DATE OF TEENS February 15 31 February 16 19 February 17 25 February 18 23 February 19 18 February 20 26 February 21 Closed February 22 37 February 23 26 February 24 23 February 25 30 February 26 16 February 27 20 February 28 Closed Sub - total: 600 Average Daily Attendance: 25 Special Events February 2, 9, 16, 23 February 11 Community Youth Gang Services - 61 in attendance. REMARKS Community Awareness Meeting (Gang Diversion) - 20 teenagers. February 12 Valentine's Day Dance - 40 teenagers. Students needing tutoring: 15 Grand Total: 736 COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT Room #2 Senior Meals (Daily) (868) 9:00 -12:00 Room #2 Senior Bingo (Wednesday) (139) 12:00- 3:00 Room #2 Karate (Monday /Thursday) (160) 5:30- 8:00 Room #2 Kung Fu (Wednesday) (120) 5:30- 8:00 Room #1 Tax Assistance (Monday) ( 24) 9:00- 1:00 Room #2 Chamber rehearsals (Sunday) ( 50) 2:30- 4:30 Room #2 L.S.A. Board Meeting 2 -10 -93 6:30- 8:30 Room #3 Arts & Crafts ( 40) 10:00 -12:00 Room #1 Public Works ( 40) 12:00- 3:00 Gym Senior Aerobics ( 20) 10:00 -11:00 Page 6 COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT (cont.) Gym Open gym Typed incident (1200) 11:30- 5:00 Gym Youth League (Mon /Thurs) (480) 5:30- 9:00 Gym Youth League (Saturday) (256) 9:00- 6:00 Gym Latin League (Fri /Sat /Sun) (300) 6:00 -10:00 Room #1 Aerobics (Saturday) ( 45) 11:00 -12:00 Room #1 Ballet Dance Class ( 80) 4:00- 6:00 Total monthly usage for the Lynwood Community Center ...............3822 HAM PARR February 1 Typed incident report at Lincoln Elementary School. February 1 Visited schools to recruit for Black History Program. February 2 Staff meeting. February 2 Met with Mrs. Sanden at Lugo to organize volleyball game. February 2 Attended assembly at Will Rogers. February 2 Recruitment for Super Nintendo contest. February 3 -19 Super Nintendo Tournament recruitment. February 4 Attended Community Relations Committee meeting. February 4 Met with Mrs. Celestine at Wilson for Black History Month. February 4 Super Nintendo Tournament at Mark Twain. February 5 Super Nintendo Tournament at Mark Twain. February 8 Rain - Playgrounds closed. February 8 Sent out flyers to schools for Skate Depot. February 8 Prepared Black History Month information for parents. February 8 Sign -ups for Super Nintendo Tournament. February 9 Attended SEMAA meeting at Communtiy /Transit Center. February 9 Turned in recreation goals and objectives. February 9 Super Nintendo Contest at Washington. 0 Page 7 s HAM PARR (cont.) Rain - Playgrounds closed. February 19 February 9 Resubmitted essay contest information to schools. February 10 Distributed flyer for Black History Program. February 10 Super Nintendo at Abbott. February 11 Basketball: Wilson at Washington. February 11 Volleyball: Wilson at Lugo. February 11 Attended Staff meeting. February 11 Super Nintendo at Roosevelt. February 12 Field trip to Skate Depot. February 13 Parent's Night Off at Ham Park at 5 PM -11 PM. February 15 President's Day - Playgrounds closed. February 15 Completed report of daily attendance at schools. February 15 Typed incident report at Washington Elementary /LUSD. February 16 Attended staff meeting. February 17 Attended Black History staff meeting. February 17 Super Nintendo Tournament at Will Rogers. February 17 Phone calls made to schools to confirm Black History. February 18 Rain - Playgrounds closed. February 19 Rain - Playgrounds closed. February 22 Transported children by bus to Bateman Hall for Black History Program. February 22 Rain - Playgrounds closed. February 22 Met with Sheriff's Activity League regarding soccer. February 23 Super Nintendo at Lincoln. February 25 Volleyball: Roosevelt at Lugo. February 25 Basketball: Wilson at Rogers. 9 Page 8 HAM PARR (cont.) February 26 Rain - Playgrounds closed. 0 February 26 Attended Black History Program at Mark Twain. February 26 Super Nintendo at Mark Twain. NATATORIUM Facility Attendance Report LG0393.14 ATTENDANCE Y.T.D. Public 195 10,951 Lessons 110 6,210 Rental 0 0 Day Camp 0 708 Day Camp Lessons 0 235 Adult Swim 0 1,979 Aqua Aerobics 0 198 Swim Team 154 1,322 Private Lessons 0 6 Senior Citizens 0 0 Free Swim Passes 5 223 Special Events 0 675 Totals: 493 22,507 Operational Days: 24 119 LG0393.14 0 COMMUNITY CENTER REPORT FEBRUARY, 1993 1. Room #2 Senior Meals (Daily) (868) 9:00 -12:00 2. Room #2 Senior Bingo (Wednesday)(139) 12:00 -3:00 3. Room 12 Karate (Monday /Thursday)(160) 5:30 -8:00 4. Room #2 Kung Fu (Wednesday)(120) 5:30 -8:00 5. Room 11 Tax Assistant (Monday)(24) 9:00 -1:00 6. Room #2 Chamber rehearsals (Sunday)(50) 2:30 -4:30 7. Room #2 L.S.A. Board Meeting 2/10/93 6:30 -8 :30 8. Room #3 Art & Crafts(40) 10:00 -12:00 9. Room #1 Public Works (40) 12:00 -3:00 10. Gym Senior Aerobics(20) 10:00 -11:00 11. Gym Open Gym (1200) 11:30 -5:00 12. Gym Youth League(Monday /Thursday)(480) 5:30 -9:00 13. Gym Youth League(Saturday)(256) 9:00 -6:00 14. Gym Latin League(Fri /Sat /Sun) (300) 6:00 -10:00 15. Room #1 Aerobics (Saturday)(45) 11:00 -12:00 16. Room #1 Ballet Dance Class (80) 4:00 -6:00 Total monthly usage for the Lynwood Community Center.... 3822 BATEMAN HALL COMMITMENT FEBRUARY, 1993 1.... ROOM #2 SHAKLEE MEETING 6PM -IOPM 1.... ROOM #2 COORDINATING COUNCIL LUNCHEON /MEETING IIAM -2PM DW .... 2.... AUDIT. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 2.... ROOM Ill LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 3.... ROOM #1 WOMENS CLUB MEETING IIAM -2PM 4.... VIP ROOM COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUB - COMMITTEE MEETING LOAM- 12NOON 4.... AUDIT. SOUTH GATE HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS BRUNCH 9:30AM- 11 :30AM & PROGRAM 4.... ROOM Ill ROTARY LUNCHEON /MEETING 11AM -2PM DW ........ 5.... AUDIT. JUAN MANZO WEDDING RECEPTION LOAM -12AM KITCHEN ........ 4PM -7PM SECURITY ....... 6:30PM- 12:30AM 5.... ROOM Ill CITY COUNCIL BREAKFAST (CYNTHIA GREEN) 8AM- 11:30AM 6.... AUDIT. KICK OFF CELEBRATION FOR HOUSING (EVELYN WELLS) 8AM -2PM 7.... AUDIT. TERESITA LAYNE BANQUET- DINNER /DANCE 5PM -IOPM SECURITY ......... 4:30PM -10:30 7.... ROOM Ill SHAKLEE MEETING 8:30AM- 12:30PM 8.... ROOM #2 SHAKLEE MEETING 6PM -IOPM 9.... AUDIT. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -llPM 9.... ROOM Ill LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 9.... ROOM 112 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LUNCHEON /MEETING LOAM -2PM 10... VIP ROOM WOMENS COMMISSION 5PM -7PM 11... VIP ROOM COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUB - COMMITTEE MEETING LOAM- 12NOON 11... VIP ROOM LA JENAE - FASHION SHOW DRESSING ROOM 6PM -11PM PER EVELYN WELLS 11... AUDIT. LA JENAE FASHION SHOW 6PM -11PM KITCHEN....... 6PM -IIPM 11... ROOM 111 ROTARY LUNCHEON /MEETING 11AM -2PM DW ........ 12... AUDIT. LYNWOOD HIGH SCHOOL - JUCRIS DANCE 6PM- 12MID. 13... AUDIT. GUEST.SPEAKER (CITY SPONSORED EVENT) 8AM -2PM 13... ROOM 111 NEW GENERATION 12PM -4PM 13... ROOM 112 TAMIKO LATRE LANG WWEDDINGG RECEPTION 4PM- 12MID. KITCHEN ....... 3PM -7PM SECURITY ...... 3:30PM- 12:30AM DECORATE...... SAM -LOAM 14... AUDIT. GREATER MT. ROSE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 4PM -8PM BANQUET KITCHEN..... 14... ROOM 112 IGNACIO CORTEZ - ANNIVERSARY 6PM- 12MID. KITCHEN..... 7PM -9PM SECURITY .... 6:30PM- 12:30AM 15... AUDIT. CENTER OF HEALTH - LUNCHEON 6PM- 12MID. DR. BETTY JACKSON 15... ROOM 112 SHAKLEE MEETING 6PM -IOPM 15... ROOM 111 CENTER OF HEALTH - LUNCHEON LOAM- 12NOON 16... AUDIT. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 16... ROOM 111 LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 17... VIP ROOM WOMENS CLUB MEETING 10:30AM- 12NOON 17... ROOM 111 LYNWOOD WOMENS CLUB LUNCHEON MEETING 11AM -2PM DW..... 18... VIP ROOM LOS CERRITOS WOMENS CLUB 8AM -4PM 18... AUDIT. LOS CERRITOS WOMENS CLUB FINE ARTS FESTIVAL 8AM -4PM KITCHEN ...... 8AM -4PM 18... ROOM 111 ROTARY LUNCHEON MEETING 11AM -2PM DW...... 18... ROOM 111 SHERIFF'S DEPT. MEETING - LT. BURGESS 6PM -7 18... ROOM 112 LOS CERRITOS WOMENS CLUB FINE ARTS FESTIVAL 8AM -4PM 19... AUDIT., ROOM111, ROOM 112 BLACK HISTORY MONTH ALL DAY 20... AUDIT., ROOM 111, ROOM 112 BLACK HISTORY MONTH ALL DAY 21... AUDIT. BLACK HISTORY MONTH ALL DAY 22... ROOM 112 SHAKLEE MEETING 6PM -IOPM 23... AUDIT. LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 23... ROOM 111 LYNWOOD SINGLES DANCE 6PM -11PM 24... AUDIT. L.U.S.D. /FEDERAL & STATE PROGRAM 8AM -4PM PARENTS CONFERENCE /LUNCHEON 24... ROOM 01 L.U.S.D. /FEDERAL & STATE PROGRAM 8AM -4PM PARENTS CONFERENCE /WORKSHOP 24... ROOM Ile L.U.S.D. /FEDERAL & STATE PROGRAM 8AM -4PM PARENTS CONFERENCE /WORKSHOP 25... VIP ROOM COMMUNITY RELATIONS SUB - COMMITTEE MEETING LOAM- 12NOON 25... AUDIT. PLAYGROUND DANCE - PERRY /RECREATION 3PM -7PM 25... ROOM Ill ROTARY LUNCHEON MEETING 11AM -2PM DW.... 26... AUDIT. CITY UNITY DINNER - CHAMBER, CITY, SCHOOL DISTRICT 6:30PM -? 26... ROOM Ill CITY UNITY DINNER - CHAMBER, CITY, SCHOOL DISTRICT 6:30PM -? 27... AUDIT.. ORALIA MONIES 4PM- 12MID. KITCHEN....... SECURITY...... 27... ROOM Ill N. BYRD RETIREMENT DINNER 6PM -? 28... AUDIT. ALEXES CLUB FASHION SHOW 11AM -4PM KITCHEN....11AM -4PM 1/14/93AR n lJ n U LYNWOOD TEEN RESOURCE CENTER ATTENDANCE REPORT FEBRUARY 1993 GAME ROOM NUMBER DAY DATE OF TEENS REMARKS Monday February 1, 1993 29 Tuesday February 2, 17 Wednesday February 3, 31 Thursday February 4, 14 Friday February 5, 34 Saturday February 6, 27 Sunday February 7, Closed Monday February 8, 26 Rain Tuesday February 9, 12 Wednesday February 10, 28 Thursday February 11, 28 Friday February 12, 29 Saturday February 13, 31 Sunday February 14, Closed Monday February 15, 31 Tuesday February 16, 19 Wednesday February 17, 25 Thursday February 18, 23 Friday February 19, 18 Saturday February 20, 26 Sunday February 21, Closed Monday February 22, 37 Tuesday February 23, 26 Wednesday February 24, 23 Thursday February 25, 30 Friday February 26, 16 Saturday February 27, 20 Sunday February 28,, Closed Subtotal 600 Average Daily Attendance 25 9 Special Events 9 February 2,9, 16,23 - Community Youth Gang Services 61 February 11 - Community Awareness Meeting - Gang Diversion 20 teenagers February 12 - Valentine's Day Dance - 40 teenagers Students Needing Tutoring - 15 Grand Total 736 n u LYNWOOD RECREATION DEPARTMENT 3798 MARTIN LUTHER RING JR. BLVD. LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA 90262 CONTACT: JEAN NELSON PHONE: (310) 603 -0220 EXT. 319 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CITY OF LYNWOOD OFFERS NEW CLASS The City of Lynwood's Recreation Department is taking registration for Beginning Tennis I. The low cost of $10.00 for a five (5) week class is being offered on Wednesdays from 6:30 P.M. - 8:00 P.M. and Saturdays from 9:30 A.M. - 11:00 A.M. This class is open to girls and boys from 8 years through 18 years of age. Classes will start on Wednesday, May 12, 1993, and end on Saturday, June 12, 1993. Participants will be required to supply their own racquet and an unopened can of balls. Instruction will include basic mechanics of the game - i.e. forehand, backhand, serve, keeping score and required court etiquette. Registration is now being taken at the Recreation Department located at the Lynwood Community Center, 3798 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Lynwood, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. If additional information is desired, please call (310) 603- 0220, extension 319. LG0393.18 NEWSR !, 1 1 u 9 CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION DEPARTMENT 3798 E. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD. LYNWOOD, CA 90262 CONTACT PERSON: JEAN NELSON, ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE PHONE: (310) 603 -0220, X 319 NEWS RELEASE..... PLEASE RUN FOR TWO WEEKS SHOPPING TOUR TO DESIGNER OUTLET FACTORY STORES SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! WHILE YOU SHOP! SHOP! SHOP! HURRY, HURRY, HURRY AND REGISTER for this shopping tour being offered by the City of Lynwood's Recreation Department. Who ever said you couldn't afford a Bob Mackie? Or for that matter any other famous designer? Well, at Desert Hills Factory Stores they like dropping names as well as dropping prices; prices that are 30% - 70% below retail prices on designers like Evan Picone, Perry Ellis, Eddie Bauer, Oneida, plus 48 other sensational designer outlet stores, and a six restaurant Desert Cafes Food Court. Desert Hills Factory Stores is located just 25 minutes west of Palm Springs, conveniently located off the I -10 freeway in Cabazon. This group shopping tour will have special arrangements for participants to receive Bonus Certificates, which entitles shoppers to an additional l0 % -20% off purchases at participating stores. Don't miss the opportunity to save 30 % -70% on famous designer wear, plus additional savings for Tour Groups. Spend the day with Albert Nipon, Gitano, Harve' Bernard and other famous designers at Desert Hills Factory Stores. PAGE TWO 6 This Shopping Tour is being offered just in time to save you a few bucks on Easter Fashions. Please'sign up ASAP at the Lynwood Community /Transit Center located at 3798 E. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard in Lynwood. Sign ups will be accepted Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. -5:30 p.m. on a first come, first serve basis 40 participants are signed up. The cost is $2.00 per person (CASH ONLY) . This trip is offered to ages 12 years and older with anyone under 18 years to be accompanied by an adult. You do not have to be a Lynwood resi take advantage of this sensational money saving shopping trip. EVERYONE WELCOME. THE DATE FOR THIS SHOPPING TOUR-IS SATURDAY, MARCH 27th. The bus will leave Lynwood Community Center at 8 a.m., arrive at the Center approximately 10 a.m. with approximately 6 hours of shopping and browsing before departing the Center at 4 p.m. with approximate return to Lynwood at 6 p.m. A list of the 52 factory outlet store names will be supplied, if requested at time of sign up. REMEMBER TO ASK A FRIEND ALONG TO SHARE THIS EXPERIENCE. EJN /jn newsr \30493Ajn n Li n L_j CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION DEPARTMENT 3798 E.MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD. LYNWOOD', CA. 90262 CONTACT PERSON: JEAN NELSON, ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE PHONE: (310) 603 -0220, x 319 NEWS RELEASE...... PLEASE RUN FOR 4 WEEKS BUS TRIP - SEE THE ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN The City of Lynwood, Recreation Department offers a bus trip to The E1 Capitan Theatre in Hollywood on Sunday, April 18, 1993 to see Disney's Newest Feature Film - The Adventures of Huck Finn. This film brings Mark Twain's Timeless Novel To The Screen. Adapted from Mark Twain's Classic Novel, Disney's "The Adventures of Huck Finn" tells the story of an irrepressible young boy's adventures on the Mississippi river. It is a joyous tale of friendship, loyalty and freedom with Twain's most memorable characters: mischievous but good- hearted Huck (Elijah Wood, acclaimed young star of "Avalon ", "Paradise" and "Forever Young ") ; runaway slave, Jim (Tony Award nominee, Courtney Vance) ; Huck's brutal father, Pap (Ron Perlman)' and those shady con men, The King (Jason Robards) and The Duke (Robbie Coltrain). This trip is offered to ages 6 and older with those under 18 required to be accompanied by an adult. The low cost for this adventure is $5.00 per person. You do not have to be a Lynwood resident to participate. A minimum of 20 persons required and a maximum of 40. • • PAGE TWO Registration is being taken now at the Lynwood Community Center, 3798 E. Martin Luther, King, Jr. Boulevard, Lynwood, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Come on in and sign up now. CITY OF LYNWOOD RECREATION DEPARTMENT 3798 E.MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BLVD. LYNWOOD, CA 90262 CONTACT PERSON: JEAN NELSON, ADMINISTRATIVE AIDE PHONE: (310) 603 -0220, X 319 NEWS RELEASE.... PLEASE RUN FOR TWO WEEKS EASTER TRIP - LA MIRADA THEATER The City of Lynwood, Recreation Department invites you to spend a Sunday afternoon enjoying a play at the La Mirada Theater. A trip is scheduled for Sunday, April 4, 1993 to see "HARVEY" starring John Astin. The age group includes ages 6 years and older with anyone under 18 years to be accompanied by an adult. The cost per person is $28.00 per person (Cash only) You do not have to be a Lynwood resident to participate. This is a Matinee which will start at 2:30 p.m., with the bus departing the Lynwood Community Center at 1:15 p.m. The bus will return at approximately 5:00 p.m. Please sign up ASAP as there must be 20 sign ups by March 30, 1993 in order to obtain this reduced price. The trip has a minimum of 20 sign ups and maximum of 45. Registration is now being accepted at the Lynwood Community Center, 3798 E. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Lynwood, Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Don't miss out, sign up now. First come, first serve. PAGE TWO • i Amiable Elwood P. Dowd and a six foot rabbit named "Harvey" delight audiences in a funny fantasy for the entire family. Treat a youngster to an Early Easter Treat and sign up now. " This is the funniest and most likable fantasy that Broadway has seen in years." EJN /jn newsr \30693A