HomeMy WebLinkAbout6.2 Spring 1989 Recreation ReportCITY OF DUBLIN
PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION
AGENDA STATEMENT
MEETING DATE: July 11, 1989
SUBJECT Spring 1989 Recreation Report
EXHIBITS ATTACHED A. Registration Analysis
B. Registration Comparison
C. Monthly Attendance - Senior Center
RECOMMENDATION Receive Report
FINANCIAL STATEMENT None
DESCRIPTION The following report summarizes the
programs and activities sponsored by the City's Recreation
Department during the Spring Quarter, April, May and June, 1989.
Afterschool Playground Program
See attached "1988-89 Afterschool Playground End -of -Year Report",
Agenda Statement No. 6.3
Leisure Enrichment Classes
The Spring quarter classes didn't appear to be affected by all
the confusion stemming from the Shannon Center renovation.
Although all the classes and programs had to be relocated to
other facilities throughout the City, our programs were generally
well received. The success rate for all of our classes was
higher than both the Winter 1989 and Spring 1988 quarters.
Eighty-six percent of the children's classes were conducted as
were 78% of the teen/adult classes. The overall success rate for
the Spring quarter was 80%.
Children's classes continue to be tremendously popular. "Bumper
Bowl", "Sing -Along Time" and Time for Two's" all filled quickly.
"Friday Fun Night" was a popular program for school aged children
which featured special themes, games and activities.
In the teen/adult classes, we had strong support for "Basic
Financial Planning", "Tot Saver CPR" and "Calligraphy". "Country
Western Dance" and "Golf" continue to be extremely popular.
The "Creative Stitchery" classes were also very successful.
Preschool Program
All three Preschool classes were filled to capacity during
Session III (April -June). The children were able to attend a
very special field trip in April when they went to the sensory
garden at Heather Farms Park in Walnut Creek. This was a unique
experience for both the children and their parents. Each class
also had a family "end of the year" picnic at Kolb Park which was
fun in spite of the heat! The session ended with the traditional
"graduation" party where the children shared some of the skills
and experiences they acquired during the past year.
Senior Center Program
In cooperation with Amador Valley Adult Education, the Dublin
Senior Center conducted an eight (8) week Microwave Cooking Class
in April and May. The class was well received and will be
offered in the Fall focusing on meals for one or two persons.
In April, the Valley Community Health Center performed one of
the quarterly health screenings. The Life History Writing Class
conducted by Chabot College Quest program continued through the
Spring quarter ending in June. Average daily attendance for
April was 59.
ITEM NO. Copies to:
AGENDA STATEMENT - Spring 1989 Recreation Report
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The highlight of May was a boat trip on the San Joaquin Delta
attended by a busload of Seniors. AARP (American Association of
Retired Persons) conducted a Mature Driver/55 Alive driver
education class. Plans are to repeat this popular class in the
Fall or Winter. Evening programming expanded to two (2) nights
per month with Old Fashioned Dance classes. Average daily
attendance for May was 70.
The first Senior Resource Faire was conducted at the Dublin
Senior Center on Saturday, June 3, 1989. It was attended by 200
seniors and 30 exhibitors. The Dublin Senior Center Advisory
Committee recommended making this an annual event. The June 20
bus trip to Korbel Winery was very successful. We've found that
short one -day trips appear to be the best attended. The Shannon
Senior Dance group continued to meet at the Senior Center through
the Spring quarter. Average daily attendance for June was 56.
Special Events
The Fourth Annual City -Wide Flea Market was held on Saturday,
June 10 from 8:00am-2:00pm at Shannon Park. There were 58 vendor
spaces sold utilizing 42 parking lot spaces and 16 lawn spaces,
with well over 200 in attendance.
The Flea Market validated the old statement "one mans junk is
another mans treasure", as almost all vendors reported brisk
sales and shoppers were seen leaving with a variety of
miscellaneous items! In addition, staff operated a coffee and
doughnut booth that was very well received by vendors and
shoppers alike.
Teen Program
See attached "Teen Lunchtime Activity Program End -of -Year Report"
Agenda Statement No.6.4.
It is staffs recommendation that the Commission review the Spring
1989 Recreation Report and provide staff with any comments or
suggestions on programming.
CITY OF DUBLIN
RECREATION DEPARTMENT
REGISTRATION ANALYSIS
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QUARTERLY ACTIVITY REPORT
SPRING 1989
PROGRAM
PRESCHOOL AGE
Rhythm Center
Sing -Along Time
Time for Two's
Tap & Ballet
Just You & Me
Shannon Preschool
Shannon Preschool
SUBTOTAL
SCHOOL AGE
Tap & Ballet
Friday Fun Night
Bumper Bowl
Strikes & Spares
Tennis
Karate (Beg)
Karate (Adv)
SUBTOTAL
TEEN/ADULT
Disneyland Trip
Go Hollywood
Basic Financial Planning
Tot Saver CPR
Dog Obedience
Puppy Kindergarten
Fashion, Accessory, Makeup
Karate
Calligraphy
Drawing -Right Side of Brain
Country Western Dance
Tennis
Color Analysis
Golf
Creative Stitchery
SUBTOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANT
PARTICIPANTS
HOURS
HOURS
7
8
56
29
4.5
130.5
47
8
376
14
16
224
24
10
240
40
90
3600
20
60
1200
5826.5
25
16
400
24
2
48
14
8
112
6
5
30
8
8
64
8
6
48
7
8
56
758
5
18
90
8
2
16
13
6
78
10
3
30
7
6
42
7
4
28
4
2
8
9
8
72
10
16
160
8
20
160
79
15
1185
10
8
80
12
2.5
30
43
4
172
39
3
117
2268
8852.5
DUBLIN SENIOR CENTER
ATTENDANCE REPORT
QUARTER: SPRING 19R9
MONTH: APRIL MAY JUNE
ACTIVITY:
BINGO
7
8
BLOOD PRESSURE
15
10
BRIDGE (BEG)
2
BRIDGE (DROP —IN)
12
28
16
BRIDGE (MONDAYS)
92
92
96
BRUNCH
33
46
39
CASTROPHIC WKSHP
4
CERAMICS
16
CRAFTS
9
2
EXERCISE
61
94
65
HEALTH SCREENING
20
ICAP
1
3
2
IFE HISTORY
24
36
14
INE DANCE (BEG)
26
30
32
INE DANCE (INT)
88
87
70
LUNCH
177
230
135
MATURE DRIVER
36
I
EETINGS
215*
ICROWAVE CLASS
68
53
5
NEEDLEWORK
5
[OLD FASHIONED DANCE
36
32
42
PAINTING
I 12
6
8
PINOCHLE
I
8
SCRABBLE
4
16
SHANNON SR DANCERS
210
363
282
STAINED GLASS
19
25
15
THURSDAY CLUB
35
TRIPS
79
TOTAL DROP —INS
i
I 244
256
185
TOTAL ATTENDANCE
1187
1746
1048
AVERAGE ATTENDANCE
59
76
48
VOLUNTEER HOURS
127
137.5
133
Senior Resource Faire (200)