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Read the Paper Online At: 2 Mountain View News Saturday, May 10, 2014 CALENDAR SATURDAY, MAY 10, 2014 VOLUME 8 NO. 19 DE AND PAT ALCORN CHOSEN AS 4TH OF JULY PARADE GRAND MARSHALS SM Search and Rescue Also Chosen As Hometown Heroes The volunteers of the Sierra Madre 4th of July Committee are pleased and excited to announce that the 2014 Fourth of July Parade Grand Marshal will be Sierra Madre’s very own Pat and De Alcorn. “The Grand Marshal is a person or persons whose efforts over a long period of time has been beneficial to the community of Sierra Madre. The title of Grand Marshal is intended to honor a person or persons’ volume of work, dedication and overall enhancements to our community.” Pat & De are the perfect examples of this. These two Sierra Madreans embody exactly what the Grand Marshal criteria is for the 4th of July. Between the two they dedicate hundreds of hours each year to make Sierra Madre a better place. There is not an event in town these two don’t attend or help out with. Both Pat & De go above and beyond continuing the betterment of Sierra Madre. The Alcorns attend most City Council meetings, Pat serves on the Community Services Commission, the 4th of July Committee, Sierra Madre Civic Club, Friends of the Library, they are both CERT volunteers and together work the poles during all the elections, and more that we are sure we don’t even know about. Pat & De living the Sierra Madre spirit everyday, Sierra Madreans that make a difference. Additionally, the Committee is proud and honored to announce that the Sierra Madre Search and Rescue has been selected at “Hometown truly one of Sierra Madre’s best treasures. Please join us Heros”. The volunteers of the SMSR are available 24 in honoring them. hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year - anywhere, Lastly, the Committee is pleased to announce the anytime, any weather. Since 1951 the SMSR has Official Sponsor of the 2014 Parade is The Kensington. been educating Sierra Madre with Wilderness Safety, The Kensington-Sierra Madre is an assisted living and Community Education Events, saving our community memory care residence currently under construction in and our community visitors. The Sierra Madre Search & the heart of Sierra Madre. The committee thanks them Rescue Team was the first search & rescue team formed for their partnership this year as we work together to in California. They originated the Mount Wilson Trail bring the community and outstanding All-American Race and continue each year to assist with this event. Celebration. They dedicate thousands of hours each year to be trained and skilled to enter the tough San Gabriel Mountains, For more information on all of the 4th of July Festivities, please visit www.sierramadre4thofjuly.com. Inside this week: anytime someone is in need. These men and women are WALKING SIERRA MADRE…… SCOTT PHELPS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CALENDAR Pg. 2 The Social Side By Deanne Davis THE PUSD BOARD OF EDUCATION SIERRA MADRE NEWS “Everything you can imagine is real.” Pablo The Creative Arts Group’s kid’s project, giant Kim Kenne Elected Vice President; Tyron Picasso butterflies to decorate was a big success, the Pg. 3 “Life beats down and crushes the soul and art Sierra Madre Garden Club had some really reminds you that you have one.” Stella Adler cute pots and containers filled with various PASADENA/ALTADENA succulents. We’re seeing those things more Pg. 4 And the 52nd Annual Sierra Madre Art Fair this and more now. We’ve got ‘em all over our yard past weekend did exactly that! I hope you took and really love the fact that you can break off a a few minutes to visit Memorial Park this past piece, stick it in the ground and… voila! More ARCADIA NEWS Pg. 5 weekend and revel in the wonderful, joyful art succulents! MONROVIA/DUARTE surrounding us for just one glorious weekend! There were so many things just needing to be John bought this year’s shirt, we enjoyed the Pg. 6 taken home. Van Noppen Glass took my breath Celtic band, “Flowers of the Flock,” who were away. His Venetian-style glass sculptures of playing down by the playground… and if you EDUCATION & YOUTH bowls, vases, vegetables, flowers, and hanging haven’t seen that lately or taken your kids down gardens had me reaching for my credit card! there to play, you need to! There are all sorts Pg. 7 David Van Noppen is a glass blower and he says, of new playground structures, including a giant “Learning to master glassblowing demands fly teeter-totter. Peeking over the fence at the FOOD & DRINK Community Gardens, we kind of think that Pg. 8 patience, flexibility and a vision. For me, it also captures the wonder of spontaneity, often some new folks need to take on a plot as a lot of eclipsed in the hurried pace of everyday life.” them are just sitting there growing a great crop EDUCATION & YOUTH His pieces are beautiful to see and touch and, of weeds. Lots of others with tomatoes, though. Pg. 9 even better, bring home! Take a look: www. We saw amazingly soft chenille scarves, vannoppenglass.com Storyteller Keys necklaces, earrings, bracelets HEALTHY LIFESTYLES David Abernathy’s booth, “Grain in Focus” – “What do they unlock? Make up your own Hampton Elected Clerk featured lovely hand-mounted note cards, but story.” Antique silverware and bronzeware The Board of Education of the Pasadena Unified School District Pg. 10 for us, his best items were the steel drums made made into charming rings, bracelets and on (PUSD) at its annual organizational meeting held Monday, May 5 voted out of – you won’t believe this – propane tanks! and on. So much unique pottery, ceramics, to elect Scott Phelps as board president for the 2014-2015 board year by THE GOOD LIFE New, unused tanks are tuned to different scales paintings, photos, jewelry. The work of featured a 5-1 (abstain) vote. Also at the organizational meeting, Kim Kenne was Pg. 11 and sound exactly like the ones you’d hear in artist, Beverly Jones, was enchanting. All I can elected vice president and Tyron Hampton was elected clerk. The board Jamaica! They are beautifully painted and the say is you had to be there. Overheard as we elects officers for one year terms. were meandering out of the park, “Some things "As Board President, I hope to foster greater understanding between dis- drum surface is the bottom of the tank. He had trict staff and the community, which includes parents and the board,” SECTION B one out in front of his space which said, “Please you can look at and some things you just have to touch!” He got that right! So many beautiful said Phelps. “We need to work together in the most productive and col- Play Me!” and plenty of people did exactly that. laborative way possible in order to achieve the goals we all have for the If you missed it, here’s his email: graininfocus@ things right there to touch and it all benefits the AROUND SGV Pg. B-1 Sierra Madre Public Library! education of children in Pasadena, Altadena and Sierra Madre." yahoo.com Scott Phelps served as coordinator of the Science, Engineering and My Art Fair companion, the art-appreciating Technology Academy at John Muir High School and taught high school WORLD AROUND US John, and I paused for a few minutes under the “Art is a collaboration between God and the chemistry, physics, planetary science (astronomy), physical science, and trees in front of the meditation fountain to cool artist, and the less the artist does, the better!” math during the course of 15 years of teaching in PUSD schools before Pg. B2 being elected to the PUSD Board of Education in 2005. With his exten- off a bit, enjoy the sound of water flowing and Andre Gide sive experience in developing hands-on science curricula and project- ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT talk me down as far as buying too much more; “A Tablespoon of Love, A Tablespoon of based integrated curricula, Phelps was a member of the founding staff moved on, and were dazzled by Tina Curran’s Laughter.” of Learning Works Charter School in Pasadena, teaching science labs. Pg. B2 Art Quilts, really lovely piecework quilts, a skill Mr. Phelps is currently teaching mathematics and astronomy at the Uni- which I appreciate as I am completely without Is available on Amazon.com and at the following versity of La Verne, Mt. San Antonio College and Chaffey College and is SPORTS the patience to deal with all those tiny pieces of link: https://www.createspace.com/4561071 a consultant for external evaluations of federal and state school reform fabric and millions of tiny stitches! grants received by school districts. Phelps lives in Northwest Pasadena Pg. B3 It’s humor, family, recipes, poetry….and it will Laura Saldarriaga’s water color paintings were make you laugh! with his wife Lisa and their two children who attend PUSD’s McKinley School. BUSINESS NEWS Pg. B4 charming, Jennifur E Gilmore’s Upcycled Guaranteed! I should know, I wrote it! Glassware was delightful. Jennifur has gorgeous “I look forward to working closely with Mr. Phelps addressing topics of OPINION Pg. B5 AND.. It’s now available at Dr. John Talevich’s concern to the district and the community,” said PUSD Superintendent etched wine glasses which are – you won’t Jon R. Gundry. “We have had a good working relationship that I know believe this either – made out of recycled wine Office at 31 So. Baldwin, Sierra Madre! SMTV 98 Pg.
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