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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-14-1973 Regular MeetingFAIRHOPE PARK AND RECREATION BOARD The Fairhope Park and Recreation Board met Wednesday, March 14, 1973 at 7:30 P.M., at the City Administration Buildigg in Fairhope with the following present: Chairman Shull, Members: Dr. R. H. Johnson, Jack Stipes, W. C. Gravat and Director W, C. Majors. Absent: Member Stapleton. Motion made, seconded and carried to approve minutes of previous regular meeting. Motion by Dr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Gravat to approve bills for payment. Motion carried. Mr. Gravat reported on program operations in general. He also discussed tennis courts and operation of same. Letter from Mrs. Anna Wood was read to board. Upon motion by Dr. Johnson, seconded by Mr. Gravat, Board allowed request of Mrs. Wood for $300.00 toward operation of Young Street program. Motion by Mr. Stipes to grade and level men's soft -ball field at Greeno Park and to put two back stops at Stimpson Field, one at Greeno and to repair back stops at small field. Motion seconded by Dr. Johnson, carried unanimously. Dr. Johnson reported on Adult Tourist program as was presented to him by Mr. Gene Lindsey. Membership has grown to 185. Mr. Stipes reported needs for Young Street Center. Repairs to be made, which project will be continued through Mr. Stipes. There being no further business to come before the Board, meeting adjourned. Next regular meeting will be April 11, 1973• 'Ikrfa Smith, Secretary REPORT OF ADULT RECREATION JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH, 1973 Our membership .has grown to 185 since November 7th. We have an average of 125 members to 130 members at each pot- luck and 75 to 85 each Tuesday afternoon for cards and chess. The shuffleboard courts are busy Monday afternoons and Wednesday mornings. The Handcraft class averages 24 each Monday and makes articles for sale for the club or for personal use. The cera- mics class is not quite as large but is very busy. The water- color class has 15 members. We have purchased two 8' tables and 24 chairs, a new stove and two burner hot plate for a total of $615.00. This money was made from dinners, Rock and Gem Show, Bazaars, etc., and is the result of the members effort. We plan to put vinyl tile on the kitchen floor and purchase a double stainless steel sink. Later on we plan to panel the walls to the hall. The City put in the line for the stove and hooked it up for us. We appreciate this very much. Gene Lindsey