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Minutes of the Civic Cultura!Commission Page 2 <br /> Thursday,July 2, 1998 <br /> RESCUE is the umbrella organization for Music is Instrumental and they have <br /> donated funds for the repair of instruments. Dr. Filippi responded to <br /> Commissioner Saye that savings are achieved when repairs are done by school <br /> staff. Commissioner Redington asked for information on whether instruments will <br /> be used at the beginning of the school year. <br /> M/S Britschgi/Saye: To hear all small grants prior to any funding recommendations. <br /> Motion passed. <br /> -Sequoia Art Group <br /> David McClure spoke about the $325.00 grant for the Sequoia Art Group which <br /> provides cash awards for the Spring Art Show. He noted that the Cultural <br /> Commission is advertised in their brochure. This year there were 120 entries <br /> from high school students. Commissioner Saye asked how the Sequoia Art <br /> Group could better advertise the art show and how avidly the group has sought <br /> individual support for the awards. Mr. McClure noted the show has a 35 year <br /> history and all artists look forward to the annual show. Commissioner Britschgi <br /> asked if the Sequoia Art Group works with the Redwood City Art Center and Mr. <br /> McClure mentioned that many of the artists are members of both groups. <br /> -Kiwanis Farmer's Market <br /> Dr. Norm Shapiro thanked the Commission for their past support. He noted that <br /> having music at the Farmer's Market keeps it competitive. The rent from the <br /> Farmer's Market goes to low income children and high school students. This <br /> year's grant request is for$900.00 with a minimum request of$800.00. <br /> Commissioner Distefano commented that the music is only heard if you are right <br /> in front of the musicians and suggested some strolling musicians. Commissioner <br /> Britschgi said she has heard only compliments on the addition of the music at the <br /> Farmer's Market. It was noted that almost all farmer's markets have some type <br /> of entertainment. <br /> -Casa de Redwood <br /> Pete Hughes said he appreciated the concert series and the seniors appreciate <br /> the two winter concerts which are open to the public. The residents of Casa de <br /> Redwood are encouraged to attend the concerts located on the 7�' floor <br /> penthouse of the facility. The Bob Stiff Band and the Canada College Big Band <br /> are scheduled to perform. <br /> M/S Distefano/Redington: To grant $999.00 to "Music is Instrumental". <br /> Motion passed. (Yes-3 Ball, Distefano, Redington; No-2 Britschgi, Saye) <br /> M/S Britschgi/Redington: To grant $325.00 to the Sequoia Art Group. <br /> Motion passed unanimously. <br /> M/S Redington/Britschgi: To grant $900.00 to for the Kiwanis Farmer's market. <br /> Motion passed. (Yes-4, No-1 Ball) <br />
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