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MountainViews-News Saturday, July 31, 2010
Weather Wise
Live from Burger Continental
The Harvey Hyde Show
535 So. Lake Ave. Pasadena (626) 792 - 6634
5-Day Forecast Sierra
Madre, Ca.
Every Thursday 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Hard-hitting, High impact sports talk radio
KSHP Las Vegas - 1400 AM
FRI. 7/23 - MERCY & THE BEETS @ Friday Night Live in Kersting
Court, Sierra Madre (Baldwin & Sierra Madre Blvd.) Enjoy live
music from 6:30 to 9pm, accompanied by shoppers incentives
and a chance to enter drawings when you shop downtown. Visit
the Chamber of Commerce booth for all the details. www.
SMFridayNightLive.info.
Please remember to call and verify all info. before making plans.
Everything is subject to change. This is show biz, after all...
Hope to see you out & about, SierraMadreSue sierramadresue@
yahoo.com
Mon: Sunny Hi 90s Lows 70s
Tues: Sunny H 90s Lows 70s
Wed: Sunny Hi 90s Lows 70s
Thur: Sunny Hi 90s Lows 70s
Fri: Sunny Hi 90s Lows 70s
Forecasts courtesy of the National Weather Service
TUESDAYMISSION RENAISSANCEEATON CANYONARTS COMMISSIONMISSION RENAISSANCESIERRA MADRE P.D.
WILDLIFE WAYSTATIONL.A. ARBORETUMT.B.ACome and enjoy the learning extravaganza and the GET OU T, GET ACTIVE program targeted for children
ages 3-10 years, but people of all ages are welcome. Programs will be held Tuesday and Thursday mornings
all summer long from 9:30 - 10:30 am at the Bandshell in Memorial Park, 222 West Sierra Madre Blvd. The
CATZ program will run Thursdays, July 8 - August 26 . It will include sports and games and encourage kids
to recreate during the summer. Remember to bring you sneakers, shorts, t-shirt and water bottle and
get ready to GET ACTIVE!
All events are free and there is no need to pre-register. For more information, please call the Community
and Personnel Services Office at 626-355-5278.
IN THE PARKSUMMER FUNTHURSDAYJULY6JULY13JULY20JULY27AUG3AUG10AUG17AUG24CATZ Fitness Program(Sketching)
(Nature Presentation)
(Craft)
(Learn to Draw)
(Safety Day)
(Exotic Animal Presentaion)
(Garden Craft)
(TBA)
BARGAIN BOOK SALE AT SIERRA
MADRE LIBRARY August 6th & 7th
Saturday Nights at Bean Town
7 to 10pm
Rock and Roll
Hall of Famer Ron
Ellington Shy.
Mr. Shy, nephew
of the great Duke
Ellington, was
inducted into the
Rock & Roll Hall
of Fame as a former
member of such
legendary groups
as "The Coasters,"
"The Drifters, and
"Don & Dewey."
BEANTOWN
45 N. Baldwin
Sierra Madre
(626) 355-1596
“Summertime and the living is
easy. Fish are jumpin’ And the
cotton is high”
“Summertime,” the song
immortalized in the Gerswhin
class, Porgy and Bess, reminds us
that this time of year is for kicking
back, and experiencing life as it
saunters by at its most leisurely
pace.
Books can be as easily enjoyed
up in the mountains, down at the
beach, or even under that favorite
shady tree in the back yard. They
require no batteries and need not
be near any antenna towers.
Hot weather is projected for
August. The Friends of the Sierra
Madre Library recommend you
stretch out in that shade, or even
inside, and get lost in the pages of
an engrossing book. Wonderful
selections and good bargains are
available at the August Best Used
Book Sale, to be held on Friday 6th
August, 3pm to 7pm and Saturday
7th August 10am to 2pm. The sale
will be located at the Sierra Madre
Public Library.
Our August sale features books
on the Art and Craft Movement,
Art, and Old Cars, Also featured
are Cookbooks, volumes on the
Theatre, Literature, and the Civil
War. There are a variety of Time
Life Sets including: A 15 volume
set on The Old West. 18 volumes
reminding us of What Life was
Like, An amazing 28 volume
collection on Home Repair and
Improvement. Not to be left out we
do offer up for Teens: The Twilight
Series.
Outside tables will be filled with
hardback fiction/non fiction for
$1.00 each. Paperbacks at available
at 25 cents each (or 5 for $1.00)
and there will be a new selection
for children. Browse inside and out
to find your best Summer escape.
In these turbulent economic
times it’s refreshing to know these
books are available at great prices.
Plus, all proceeds support library
programs. Call (626) 355-7186
for information. Stop by early for
the best finds. And remember, the
library exists to serve the needs of
you and your family. We are here
for you.
STAY TUNED: Sierra Madre Reflexologist
Despina Arouzman will be on KCAL TV
Channel 9 on Thursday 8/5 at 6:00 am.
Sierra Madre Aquatic Center Summer
Movie Nights
The Community and Personnel Services Department will be
offering three FREE movie nights this summer at the Sierra
Madre Aquatic Center. These wonderful family events are
made possible by generous donations from the Sierra Madre
Community Foundation, Sierra Madre Volunteer Firefighters
Association, and the Sierra Madre Civic Club. This is a great
opportunity to spend family time at the Sierra Madre Aquatic
Center is a safe and fun environment at absolutely no cost!
The summer movie night schedule is as follows:
Wednesday, July 28, 2010-Movie: Surf’s Up
Wednesday, August 25, 2010 – Movie: Muppet Treasure Island
All movies at the Sierra Madre Aquatic Center will begin at
8:00pm and will finish at 9:45pm. The Sierra Madre Aquatic
Center is located at 611 E. Sierra Madre Blvd., Sierra Madre, CA
91024. Please be sure to arrive early, as maximum capacity may
be reached at the Aquatic Center.
For more information on the Sierra Madre Aquatic Center
Summer Movie Nights, please contact the Community and
Personnel Services Department at 626-355-5278.
Save The Date -Saturday, September 11th9:00 –3:00 --Memorial ParkSierra Madre Family Preparedness Festival
Participants Include:
Sierra Madre Police DepartmentSierra Madre Fire Department
Sierra Madre Senior CommissionAmerican Red CrossSalvation ArmyPasadena Humane SocietyL.A. County Fire Department “Yogi Bear”
SchoolhouseAnd many more……
Senior ResourcesFun for all ages!
September is National Preparedness MonthSponsored by the Sierra Madre Individual Preparedness Project www.site.SMIPP.org
Sierra Madre’s Parks Master Plan Subcommittee
A Musical Tribute to Jazz Vocalists
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Experience the elegance ofa bygone musical era asthe theatre is transformedinto a musical time capsulefeaturing performancesby legendary jazz vocalistsDinah Washington,
Sarah Vaughn, Nina Simoneand Carmen McRaeto the backdrop of a live jazz trio.
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Admission $30Group discounts six or moreTickets & Info Available at:
instrumentalwomen.comor (626) 305-7338orsierramadreplayhouse.orgMedia SponsorWritten and performed byvocalist extraordionaireMs. Phyllis BattleDirector, Lady WalquerMusic Director, Vanessa BurchAnnouncer, James JanisseProduced byThe Instrumental Women Project is nonprofit affiliate program of the Pasadena Arts Council.
Coming to Sierra Madre Playhouse!
Two Sunday Performances: Aug 22nd at 3 pm & Aug 29th at 6pm
The City of Sierra Madre’s Community
Services Commission is looking for three
motivated, enthusiastic, creative, and friendly
volunteers to serve on the City’s Parks Master
Plan Subcommittee. The City welcomes any
interested residents to apply.
The Committee will be comprised of two
(2) members of the Community Services
Commission and three (3) community
members at large. Community & Personnel
Services Department staff will be the liaisons
to the committee. The committee will be
subject to the Brown Act and therefore meet
in a public place with posted agendas.
The committee will be appointed by the
Community Services Commission on
August 16, 2010, at the regularly scheduled
meeting. The committee will review, amend
and develop the adopted Parks Master Plan
2001. The following specific tasks below
have been assigned to the subcommittee to
make recommendations to the Community
Services Commission regarding changes to
the Parks Master Plan.
Tasks assigned to the Parks Master Plan
Subcommittee:
1. Review the 2001 Parks Master
Plan and 2005 Scorecard and identify
accomplishments as well as needs not yet
met since the last review.
2. Review the City’s park inventory
by touring all the parks and recreation and
school facilities located in Sierra Madre.
3. Analyze the demographic
and population characteristics of the
community including evaluating factors of
age, income, gender, education, ethnicity,
median income and project projected
population changes.
4. Create a Standards Analysis – a
park classifications and guidelines which
apply to the community of Sierra Madre.
Existing facility should be compared
against standards to determine acreage
and facilities required to meet present and
future needs of the community.
5. Community Input Process –
determine the park and recreation needs of
the community. Includes public meetings,
focus groups, and surveys. From feedback,
quantify specific needs of the community.
6. Prioritize needs and make
recommendations for implementation
– summarize priorities and make
recommendations toward the acquisition,
development and maintenance of parks,
recreation areas and opens spaces for the
next five to ten years. Create an expenditure
analysis to help implement the plan.
7. Implementation – establish
framework and methods for public officials
to use in implementing the master plan.
Policies, ordinances or resolutions as well
as sources of funding are recommended so
that the plan can become a reality. Also, an
action plan provides specific priorities and
budget estimates for the first ten years of the
plan.
Applications are due by 5:00 p.m. on Friday,
August 6, 2010. Submit applications to the
Community & Personnel Services Department
at the Community Recreation Center, 611 E.
Sierra Madre Boulevard. For an application,
please visit www.cityofsierramadre.com look
for commission/committee applications. For
more information please call (626) 355-5278
Swim Lessons
Swim lessons are available
at the Sierra Madre Aquatic
Center through Labor Day
weekend. Classes are geared
for children as young as 6
months, with instruction
focused on swim technique
development for all skill sets.
Swim classes are held weekly
in both the morning and
evening. One week lessons
are $35 per participant for 45
minutes, Monday through
Friday. For more information
on class times and dates,
contact the Aquatic Center at
626-355-2356.
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