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Home My WebLink AboutJanuary 18, 1965Balance- J~uuary ist, 1965 ......... e~.p_ts_ durin~ Januar~ Hall rent Mi scetls~ueou~ rent ~l s Canteen receipts Miscellaneous receipts 524.00 6 1,809.15 , 26.7O Disbursements ~iurinE Salaries- fixed " - extra & o.t. Police duty Postage Water & Sewer chgs. Canteen sup~li es Laundry Buiidt~ S~pplies Eq~ent - Tools Telephone Li~t & Power ~ei Building Rep~irs & MalnSe~nce Eqaipment RepOts & Maintenance Miscell~eou~ E~enee- gener~ " " - buil~ Skati~ ri~ matnten~ce ~d ~chas~e Car Allowance ~dscapt~ & Gree~ouse Ska~i~ ri~ s~lartes 02~ .~0 497 .o9 10.o0 6.75 6zi.16 75.82 2.25 ~6.i5 57.95 4.5~ 16i .O8 ? .7o 2~6,88 Balance - January ~lst, 1965 ..................... ~anuary, 1965 Park Bond ! s~ue Ac~' $.~ Balance - January let, 1965 ............. ~eceio.%$. durin~, Janu~I~- Di~bur sement s_ ~urin~ January ~ok~ Po stmaster 6.60 Bai~ce - J~u~ ~lst, 1965 ..................... January, 1965 6.60 P~rk Bond Retire. Acc~t, Balance - Jauuary lsd, 1965 ......................... Receipts duri~anuary. Disbursements durin~ J~ua~ To Si~ing Fd. for 1965 bon~ retirement needs 24,968.9~ Bal~e - J~$1st, 1965 ........................ Park Soec. Assess. A~..'.to Balance - January 1st, 1965 ........................ Receiots du~inz J~n~a.~y Disbursements durin~ January Park prop. spec. ~ssess. Balance - January $1st, 1965 ........................ 25, 652.69 968.92 66~ -76 J~nu~r~ 18, i965 ~oiumbiz ~eiEhts ~ark ~oard ~eguiar ~eeting ~lembers present: Don Lewis, Frank Novotny, John Rak, and Marvin Super Developing donations include possibly, a scoreboard from Columbia Heights Lions Club and a clock from Coca Cola Co. Silver ?.~ke beach requires additional soundings. A 5" ice ~ger from Framk Novotny will expedite this task. Barge carrying vacuum process will latter remove the bottom ~uck. Motion by Frank Novotny, seconded by Marvin Super that until ail sewage fiowage into Silver Lake discontinues, the Park Board will not recommend opening the Silver Lake beach for swimming. All ~¥es. Discussion centered around the Mathaire wa~ing pool plans preparations by city engineers or professional l~adscape architect. In view of the satisfactory service which landscape architect Robert Corwine has previously provided. Frank Novotny moved and seconded by Don Lewis that the Park Board recommends the hiring of Mr. Corwine to plan the Nathaire wading pool constr~ction details.. All ~ves. The Board discussed the Mathaire vs McKenna area z~or second contemplated pool. Rapidly expanding highland population Justifies the Mathatre selection, this will aisc relieve pressure wimich will build up at the new Silver Lake beach. The Board ~iso recog- nizes the McKer~ua ~eeds in this respect. Motion by Super, seconded by Novotz~y that the Park Board ailos the ColEnbia Heights Lions Club to use the Field House for a dinner sometime in February without charge. .All ~ves. A letter from the Columbia Heights 4H Hustlers requested the use of the Field House one evenir~g e~ch month, without charge if possible. Another 4H group, the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the activities committe otc enjoy the above privilege. Also the youth cen- ter is open each fb~esd~¥ and Thursday nights, and it is impossible to run ~everal of these free meeting one night, due to conjestion complications. However, to help another valuable training org~uiz~tion, Frank Novotn~v moved that John ~lurzyn schedule one night monthly for the Columbia Heights 4H Husters meeting without charge, seconded by Super. All ayes, A letter from the Bluebirds, ~thanked the Park Board for free use of the Field House on their Snow Da~, 12--29-64. Incidently they purchased $20.00 worth of pop. A letter plus descriptive literature from the Miracle Co. praised their expory paint for fiber glass playground equipment at $7.00 per gallon. John ~.lurzyn is certain that he can get a better buy from another .source. Nurzyn reported that all skating rinks are operating at high speed, with canteen s~les from i2-i%-64 to 1--17-65 were $2,229.10. The Board discussed ice shaver which was constructed by the merchanics of the Street Department. The ice shaver will cut down roughness on the ice thus reducing noes for exten- sive ~looding. The Board discussed an ~pparant increasing need for additional policing of ice rinks; John ~iurzyn has recommended this for early consideration. Motion by Novotny seconded by Super that Park Board and Recreation Department go half ~and half on the purchase of one Jet ~ster SigaEit. ~ll ayes. Motion~by Super seconded by Novotny, that the meeting be adjourn. All Don Lewis Secretary }~urzyn DeMars Kudsk Voll~an Rozm~rk Pelt i er Johnson Petkoff Earl Ellison Leslie Ohristianson W.H. John Guhanick George Folta W.H. Roman Helsm W.H. Ronald Harwood W.H. Metro Dupa~ W.H. Albin Shogren W.H. Mrs. Verno~ Rozmark W.H. Leonard Peltier (overtime) Richard Eud~k (overtime) Richard Petkoff (overtime) Ralph Volkman (overtime) Ambrose Neumau LeRoy SMog Vernon Rozmark 912.2~ 774.72 719.28 719.28 ?19.28 ?19.28 719.28 451.7z 174 288.60 287.30 284.70 291.85 15~ .~o z6~.55 ~82.75 191 28.47 99 ~.20 10 102.9~ Bills Authorized for Payment January 1965 Keep Fill Products Brigade Fire Extinguisters A & B Sporting Goods Co. Dales Poptdorn 0cast to Coast Oonstr~ctton Bulletin Co. Glidden Co. Crabtree John Murzyn City Wide Locksmithing Inc. Seven-Up Northfield Coca Cola Co. (Repair Pop Machine at Hilltop) A & A Hardware Coca 0ola Co. American Linen Co. American Linen Co. 5.05 31.80 62.2o 2.49 4.60 z~5.96 16 7.70 14.5o 28.50 ~ .80 ll .~6 266.70 - 71,.~ 982