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xr -Commissioners Moran and Ball attended the last event in the Joe Marchi series and noted it was very good and there was a good turnout. -Commissioner Ball attended the "Broadway on Parade" at the Fox Theater on April 1 presented by the Peninsula Musical Theater and noted the program was good but there was a very poor turnout and could have been done in a smaller theater. -Commissioner Piulle announced the San Mateo County Historical Museum will be moving into the Redwood City Court House. She noted that the College of San Mateo newsletter featured an article about sculptor Ante Buljan. She also attended the "Picasso was Once a Child" program. Part 1 had 20-25 children in attendance, Part 2 had 40-45 children, and Part 3 will be held on April 23. The San Mateo County Arts Council is holding a poem and art contest for people aged 55 years and older and a reception will be held on May 23 at the County Government Center for the contest winners. -Chairperson Redington spoke about the presentation he made at the "Arts for the Future" breakfast sponsored by the San Mateo County Arts Council on March 17. He also spoke about the recognition received by the Commission at the March 27 City Council meeting. M/S Filippi/Distefano: To send a thank you letter to the Port Commission which will be signed by all the Commissioners. Motion passed. ANNOUNCEMENTS -Superintendent Hartman announced that Henry Use has received the "Bravo Award" from Hillbarn Theater and will be honored on May 8 at an awards presentation ceremony. -The Commissioners said good bye to Commissioner Betty Moran as this was her last meeting on the Civic Cultural Commission. The regular meeting of the Civic Cultural Commission was adjourned at 9:55pm to be reconvened at 9:OOam on Thursday, May 4, 1995 to be held at the Community Activities Building, 1400 Roosevelt Avenue, Redwood City, California.