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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-Mayor's Office CITY OF SAN BERNQtblNO - REQUEST lOR COUNCIL ACTION FO Oept: Mayor's Office Mayor OA.ohject: REC'O. - AO~\"" rr... iCq\ I>I~R \ '3 P~. \: 52 I......... Appointment of Clara Dominguez O'Campo to the Fine Arts Commission per Mayor Holcomb's request. ~J. R. "Bob" Holcomb, Date: March 11, 1991 Synopsis of Pmious Council action: NONE Recommended motion: o Adopt recommendation of appointment of Clara Dominguez O'Campo to the Fine Arts Commission per Mayor W. R. "Bob" Holcomb's request. .-? Supporting dati att8Ched: YES Phone: extension 5133 Ward: ALL Contact person: Mayor W. R. "Bob" Holcomb FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: -0- Source: (Acct. No.! (Acct. Descriotionl Finance: Oneil Notes: Agenda Item No. 'I o o RES U M E o Personal Data Name: Clara Dominguez O'Campo Home Address: 663 W. Magonlia, San Bernardino, CA Ziti 92405 Age: 64 Telephone: B85-7698 Have resided in the City of San Bernardino since July 1946 Marital Status: Married to Hector J. O'Campo Education Roosevelt Lincoln Elementary Winslow High School . o Past Fmployment 1959 _ Volunteer Teacher - Confraternity cf Christian Doctrine; 1969-1973 Owned and Operated restaurant busi ness; 1979- Bili ngua 1 Language Tutor II, unified School Di strict. Current Employment Occupation: Retired in 1939 from the Unified School District Address: N/A Phone: N/ A Zip Code:N/A Finn Name: N/A Affiliations: o Franchise Tax Bureau since 1989; Ladies Auxilary since 1959; Member of Catholic Daughters of America since 1979; Member and Treasurer of St. Bernardine's Altar ~rom 1983-1985; San Ber~ar1ino, Mexicali, Villa Hermosa Sister City Project. o o o o 0 CLARA DOMINGUEZ O'CAMPO 663 W. Magnolia San Bernardino, California 92405 (714) 885-7698 I was born on August 12, 1924 in Winslow, Arizona. My parents are Lucas and Matilde Dominguez. I have two sisters and a brother. I attended Roosevelt Lincoln Elementary School and graduated from Winslow High School. During my high school years I taught Confraternity of Christian Doctrine to public school children at st. Joseph's Catholic Church. I married Hector J. O'campo on moved to San Bernardino in July 1946. thirteen grand-children and one great February 12, 1945 and We have six children, grand-daughter. We lived in the parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe from 1946 through 1955 where I regularly taught the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. We purchased our first home in July 1955, which was situated in st. Anthony's parish where I was a member of the Altar Society, Queen of Peace Guild and the Financial Committee for fund raisers which was instrumental in building and establishing st. Anthony's school. I was regularly involved in my children's classroom activities as a "room mother" while they attended Mt. Vernon Elementary School. I was elected Historian, Founders Day Chairperson, Vice-President and President of the P.T.A. during 1952 through 1953. The current superintendent of the San Bernardino City Unified School District, Dr. Neal Roberts, was a sixth grade teacher to one of my children and subsequently became Rio Vista's principal. I also participated as a parent volunteer in Dr. Roberts' classroom as a "room mother" and organized school dinners, school carnivals and helped in numerous P.T.A. events. I participated as a volunteer at the Library while my oldest daughter attended st. Bernardine High School. While my younger children attended Franklin Junior High School I was appointed Founders Day Chairperson of the P.T.A. and participated in numerous school events, including Chaperoning school dances. I also participated as P.T.A. Board Member and Founders Day Chairperson at Arrowview Junior High School. Also during my daughter's senior year I served as P.T.A. President at Pacific High School. I continued to participate as a volunteer in P.T.A. events from 1969 through 1973 at Riley and Burbank Elementary Schools. I particularly enjoyed demonstrating during school assemblies, how to make corn and flour tortillas from scratch and also enjoyed lunch and yard duties. o o o o o We opened a restaurant ourselves as "Clara's Mexican restaurant and retired from the business Foods". We business in and established later sold the 1977 . In April 1979, I was employed as a Bilingual Language Tutor II, at the San Bernardino unified School District and retired in 1989. My employment included several school districts among them Muscoy Elementary School; Marshall Elementary School; Arrowview Junior High School; Burbank Elementary School and Belvedere Elementary School. During my tenure at the district I tutored bilingual first, second and third grade non-english speaking students. I assisted in the Bilingual Computer Resource room and the Math and Computer Math Lab. I assisted eighth grade students in Social Studies and History, working primarily with limited and non-english speaking students. I tutored students with special needs. I participated in the Hilt Program and in a School District Pilot Program. I have been a member of the Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary since 1959 and have served as secretary, Treasurer, Vice-President and President for three terms. I have served as an Eucaristic Minister since 1976 and have regularly served in mass and communion to the sick and aged. I participated as a Board Member of the Y.W.C.A. and held various positions such as Treasurer, Finance Chairperson, Chairperson of the Holiday Brunches, Dessert Around the World, Tennis Tournaments and Bingo Committee. I was presented the "Woman of the Year" award in 1983. I am presently a member of the Altar society at st. Bernardine's Church and previouslY served as the Treasurer from 1983 through 1985. I am a member of the catholic Daughters of America, Court Our Lady of Peace #1306 and on July 1990, was elected Grand Regent. I served from 1982 through 1987 as Fiesta Chairperson at st. Bernardine's Catholic Church. I was appointed member of the Franchise Tax Bureau on August 7, 1989. I am currently a member of the San Bernardino, Mexicali, villa Hermosa sister city Project wherein I have serve as Recording Secretary. I have been a member of the Ways and Means Committee and have assisted in the collection of toys, clothes and other essentials for the purpose of distributing to orphanages and poor villages and to date, 7,000 children have been reached and have benefited from such endeavors. o o o o SERVICE PINS FOR MARCH 1991 citv Clerk's Office 5 Year pin Diana Keith Enaineerina 5 Year Pin David Eickhoff Facilities Manaaement 10 Year pin Richard Rodriquez Fire De'Dartment 10 Year pins David Bailey Richard Lewis Gregory Parker Brian Preciado 20 Year Pin Gordon Sinn Librarv 20 Year Pin Robert Ewing Park , Recreation 25 Year pin Andrew Brown Public Services 10 Year pin Dennis Garrhan 15 Year Pin Michael Mena 25 Year pin David Montiel doc.marsvcpinslist o REC'D.-;\lHHN. 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