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COUNCIL ON AGING <br />Board Meeting-August 8, 1988. <br />PRESENT: Ruth Turnquist Vitkovich, Loretta Spaulding, Gladys Cail, <br />Gail Rourke, Aloyse Jellison, Woody Baldwin, Barbara <br />Doucette, Gertrude Poole (Patrons of Older Adults), <br />Barbara Ritchie (Patrons of Older Adults), Ruth Cogan. <br />The meeting of August 8, 1988 came to order at 5:30 p.m. in Room 16 of <br />the Town Hall by Chairperson Woody Baldwin. <br />The minutes of the previous meeting were accepted with no changes by <br />unanimous vote. <br />The Director's Report was read by Woody Baldwin. Questions were <br />answered by Ruth Cogan, Director of Human Services. A new Outreach <br />Worker was hired. Betty Pack will begin work on September 12th. <br />Questions were answered about the new Senior Center.. It was noted that <br />the pans do not fit in the dishwasher. A discussion was held about the <br />smoking area. The Council recommended that one table of the cafeteria <br />and the card area be the smoking areas. Ruth said that she would <br />discuss it with Peter Hechenbleikner. <br />A) A discussion was held about the logistics. of Bingo on <br />August 17th. Barbara Doucette agreed to pick up 82 gallons of apple <br />juice and 30 dozen donut holes. Napkins and juice cups will be <br />requested from the Meal Site. Gladys Cail, Barbara Ritchie, Gertrude <br />Poole and Loretta Spaulding agreed to attend the event. <br />B) Move to Pearl Street was previously discussed. <br />C) The Needs Assessment questionnaire was read aloud by <br />Woody Baldwin. It was agreed that they would be distributed at the Flu <br />Clinics, at the new Senior Citizen Open House, in the Elderberries, at <br />the meal site, through Meals on Wheels a,nd in the local newspapers. <br />There were a few changes made to the survey which will be retyped and <br />copied by the staff. The press release also needs to be rewritten. it <br />was noted that too many Elderberries were printed last year. Ruth noted <br />that she had already noted to print 1000 less copies. She also asked <br />about the age parameters of the mailing labels printed last March for <br />the Needs Assessment which will be used instead for the Elderberries <br />mailing. The mailing list was for residents 60 years of age and older. <br />New Business: <br />A) Election of officers: The new chairperson, voted <br />unanimously is Aloyse Jellison; The Vice-Chairperson, voted unanimously, <br />is Gladys Calms; rGCrec.ary, voted ur'i iilmouse", is Ruth Turnquist- <br />The u <br />Vitkovich and the Treasurer, voted unanimously, remains Barbara Doucette. <br />Barbara noted that she would like to receive a copy of the budget balance <br />before each meeting. <br />B) Questions were raised as to what happens to monies donated <br />to the Town earmarked for Council on Aging. Ruth said that she would <br />look into it and report back to the Board. Ruth also explained the <br />Revolving Funds and gave assurances that no Council on Aging monies would <br />be used for any division other than Elder Services (revolving fund or <br />budget). 7. 11 <br />C4_Open House for the new Senior Center was discussed. A <br />tentative date of September 25 from 2-4 P.M. was agreed upon; Refreshments <br />would include punch and finger foods. It was suggested that it would be <br />appropriate for the Town to pay for it. <br />