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Home My WebLink About04-Presentations o o City of San Bernardino INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM 000008 TO: J. Lorraine Velarde, Mayor's Executive Assistant FROM: Margie vance, Senior Secretary SUBJECT: COUNCIL MEETING OF MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1991 DATE: October 17, 1991 COPIES: Phil Arvizo, Council's Executive Assistant; city Clerk's Office 1) Proclamation: a) CENTRAL SERVICE APPRECIATION WEEK: This proc will be presented to Mr. Richard Caldera, Manager of Central Supply at the San Bernardino Community Hospital. 2) Resolution: b) SUPPORTING MEASURE "L": Dr. Stuart M. Bundy, Chancellor of the San Bernardino Community College District, will receive the reso and will also address the Council regarding Measure "L". c) SAN BERNARDINO CHAPTER OF THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA COURT OF OUR LADY OF PEACE NO. 1306: This reso will be presented to Mrs. Clara O'Campo. 3) Commendation: d) B. WARREN COCKE: He resigned from the Civil Service Board after 4 years of service. e) PAT TYLER: She resigned from the civil Service Board after 1 year of service. @!l~ ~ > o SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 441 WestSth Street. San Bernardino, CA 92401.1007. Ph. (714) 884-2533 CRAFt:ON ~ hiLlS coLLelOE (I) September 30, 1991 Shauna Clark, City Administrator 300 North "D" Street San Bernardino, CA 92418 Dear Ms. Clark: " )layor Holcomb has asked that I communicate with you to ask that you place on the agenda of the San Bernardino City Council a discussion of x...ur. "L", and the attached resolution in support of x...ur. ilL". I and some members of the San Bernardino community College District Board of Trustees will be present in order to speak to this resolution. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to call me at 884-2533. Sincerely, ~fl~~C- Stuart M. Bundy Chancellor 5MB/jfm Attachment Lf > o o ~..-' ---....... ;.Jr" ~ __..... ., '\, -.- ---.. '. .' "'- , } ." ,- '. :7ie~ j \ WHEREAS, the increasing number of San Bernardino residents have been well served by San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills college; and ; i I ! j , ! WHEREAS, due to increasing stature of California's community colleges, and due to the dramatic increases in tuition at California's public and private universities, increasing numbers of high school graduates and adults from the City of San Bernardino will be attending San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills College; and 'I \ WHEREAS, due to the financial crisis in the State of California, community colleges will not be able to construct the additional classrooms necessary to accommodate these students; and , . \. WHEREAS, for only an additional sixty-four cents per month on the average residence and for only twenty-eight cents . for the first year, San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills college will be able to construct the additional classrooms necessary. / NOW, THEREFORE, I, W. R. "BOB" HOLCOMB, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF SAN BERNARDINO AND THE COMMON COUNCIL, DO HEREBY, ENDORSE MEASURE "L" FOR THE SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT ON NOVEMBER 5, 1991, BALLOT. DATED this ____ day of I 1991. "' o o RESOLUTION SAN BERNARDINO COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 1991 Ballot Issue of Bonds CONSIDERING, that the increasing number of San Bernardino residents have been well served by San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills college, and CONSIDERING, that due to the increasing stature of California's community colleges, and due to the dramatic increases in tuition at California's public and private universities, increasing numbers of high school qraduates and adults from the City of San Bernardino will be attending San Bernardino Valley College llnd Crafton Hills College, and CONSIDERING, that due to the financial crisis in the State of California, community colleges will not be able to construct the additional classrooms necessary to accommodate these students, and CONSIDERING, that for only an additional sixty-four cents per month on the average residence and for only twenty-eight cents for the first year, San Bernardino Valley Colleqe and Crafton Hills College will be able to construct the additional classrooms necessary, THEREFORE, the City Council of the City of San Bernardino endorses ....ur. "L" for the San Bernardino Community college District on the November 5, 1991 ballot. Mayor, City of San Bernardino Cooperat've Extens.Q UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA o 4.H Program .......................................................................................... .- '.' ,..-~ ;.-...... . SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY 777 Eat Rillto Avenue San Bernordino. CA 92416-0730 1714) 397-2171 October 10, 1991 Ms. Shauna Clark City Administrator 300 North "D" St. San Bernardino, CA 92418 Dear Ms. Clark, I appreciate the opportunity to come before the City Council Monday, October 21, to make a five-minute presentation on 4-H. 4-H Youth Assistant Lorri Castro-Aguilera will be joining me; however, I will probably make the entire presentation. It is my understanding that I would be on near the beginning of the agenda, around 9am. In addition to have requested, perusal: the I brief outline am enclosing of my presentation a few other items which you for your Copies of some 4-H public service announcements which have appeared in The Sun as space permitted over the past few weeks. Grassroots article entitled "4-H Wants to Expand 4-Leaf Clover to Include More Categories" which appeared in The Sun Friday, October 4. Green description sheet on 4-H 4-H Headlines--our monthly 4-H newspaper P lease let me know if the presentation time is di fferent mentioned above. If you need further information or questions please feel free to call me at 387-2171. than have Respectfully, cd William N. Sirowy, 4-H Program Leader WNS:jb Encl. 4 c:oo.-atiw Extenaion Work In AgricuIWre Ind HDmllIEconomIa:I . U. S. DIP b._.l of AfricuIttn. Untver*y of CeIfamiI;, County of ... IerMrdIno ,. .~. In ac:conSwICe whhepplloeble FecIIr8I.... IndlJnlvenlitypoMoy, thelJnlwNlty of c.IIfomiIdoII notA-".a",'" MY of tIt~, ,....... or....... on 1M.... of rece. religion. cokJf,,,...... oriIin. cIdzeMhIp.....,..,................. CIrien1dOn..... ....... -......... aondItiDn _defined In MICtIDn 12121 of... CIIItomiI aD IJNMl4 Code) or hendIoep. Inqulrin rqarding lhIa paflcY IMY be ........ to the AffIrmetive ActioI'l DINctor. UnIwrItty of c.IIfcIrNII. AfrICaItbn MIl ........ RHourc., 300 LIIkIeIdI DrIve. em Floor, Oeka.nd. CA 94812.3580. f41151.87-ooe7. ~ o o 4-H IS FOR CITY KIDS, TOO 8i11 Sirowy (pronounced Sir-way), 4-H Program Leader I. 4-H is America's largest out of school youth organization and sponsored by the University of California Cooperative Extension in partnership with USDA and San Bernardino County. II. There's a 4-H You Know and a 4-H You Don't Know A. The 4-H you know typically depicts a youngster exhibiting an animal at the fair. B. The 4-H you don't know includes youth in an apartment house or a home in the city enrolled in one or more 4-H projects ranging from Community Pride to Junior/Teen Leadership to Small Engines. III. Our goal this year is to target the "City of San Bernardino" to organize new 4-H clubs in the city. A. The first step is to recruit adults; and particularly minority adults to serve as volunteer 4-H leaders and role models for new 4-H members. B. I am here to make you, our City Leadership, aware of our plan. and to ask your support in identifying groups or individuals who we might network with to recruit more volunteers: i.e. Churches. service groups, community based organizations. etc. IV. There are over 240.000 youth in San Bernardino County between the ages of 6-19. A. We are currently reaching approximately 7500 youth in 4-H throughout the county. B. With limited staff and other resources. we work with and through volunteers to help meet the needs of our youth. C. Once we have identified and trained the volunteers we will aggressively recruit for youth. V. Discuss media coverage currently underway. VI. Present 4-H cups and pins to Mayor and Council. ~BY: ADMINISTERED BY: GOALS: HOW: COOPERATIVE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNiA SAN BERNAROINO COUNTY . HE'-RT HAHOS 4-H 'YaJTH PROGR.6M HEI.\.TH Universi1;y of California Cooperative Extension with offices at 777 E. Rialto Ave., San Bernardino 92415, (714) 387-2171; 320 "0" St., Ontario 91784. (714) 391-7528; and 301 E. Mt. View, Barstow, 92311, (619) 258-4855. William N. Sirowy. 4-H Program Leader; Lorri Castro-Aguilera. 4-H Youth Assistant; Rita Lopez-Weiss, 4-H Youth Assistant; and Jean Texera. 4-H Youth Assistant. To assist youth to: * Develop initiative and assume responsibility * Develop leadership and be of service to others * Develop the abil ity to 1 ive and work cooperatively with others * Acquire knowledge and skills, and explore careers * Achieve satisfaction from work and accomplishments * Choose alternatives and plan satisfying 1 ives * Develop positive self-images Youth belong to a group formed under the laadership of volunteer adults. General membership age is 9 (or 4th grade) to 19, however, youth ages 8-8 may jo i n as "M i n i" membera. These groups provide learn-by-doing educational experiences and may be: * Short-term oroiects: A six-week term with a specific project area such as foods and nutrition or gardening as subject area to be covered. Specific educational goala are outlined. Usually the material is covered at once-a-week meetings. under the leadership of volunteers. * Proiect Clubs: A-group of youth under the guidance of a volunteer leader formed to participate in one specific project (such as horse. sewing. foods and nutrition. etc. ) * Community Clubs: enrolled in any of meet independently A group of youth several projects. who (usually weekly), and '.H YOUTH PROGRAM 777 El.ST RII.LTO "'VENUE St.N BERNt.RDINO. eA 92'15.0730 1"'13e7.2171