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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda Report - September 18, 1985 (82)t j CIT`_' COUNCIL MEET SEp` Emp—R 18, 1985 pp,ESf. IONS Mayor Hirschman presented the following procla i0tions - z) "National. arts week b) "urgency Njedica.l Services Tveek oO Lodi Community .i �.n Alice Reimche City Clerk Lodi City Hall 221 W. Pine Street Lodi, Ca. 95240 Dear Mrs. Reimche, 800 South Lower Sacramento Road Lodi, California 95240 August 13, R FCt i VED AUC 3i 105 r �`l- f�'F'i�+'` .� ,7.�,r tnnr I talked with Tom Peterson this morning regarding the enclosed proclamation. He informed me that it would appear on the Council's agenda on September 18th. Emergency T+Tedical Services Week is sponsored by the American College of Emergency Physicians and the American Medical Association to help the public become more aware of Emergency Medicine and how it affects them. Our events during this week will include an open house including health screenings, tours of the emergency department, photo displays around the community at selected locations depicting emergency care and a children's clinic. We hope that the council will endorse the week observing emergency medicine September 29th through October 5th. If you have any questions or wish I appear before the council, please let me know. I will be more than happy to comply with any request. S��inncerell-, A"&' Pamela A. Martin Marketing/Public Relations Director nm enc. FVIC .. A Facility of Pafeoalbls Healthcare Corporation fp LORI ARTS COMMISSION September 13, 1985 LOCAL ACTIVITIES MARK NATIONAL ARTS WEEK dated material A variety of local activities has been planned by local arts groups to celebrate r?ati:onal Arts Week, September 23 - 29. A proclamation recognizing the arts and their value and contribution to Lodi as well as to the state and national will be issued by the Lodi City Council at their September 18 meeting. Other events coming scmewhat before the actual week will include a talk by Ray Faraday Nelson, Bay Area science fiction writer, at the September 16 meeting of the Lodi Writers' Association in Hutchins Street Square. The 7:30 p.m. meeting is open to the public. Another early event is the September 20 free public Brown Bag Concert co-sponsored by the Lodi Arts Commission and featuring Cell Block Seven, a local Dixieland band. Co-sponsor of the noon to 1 p.m. event, to be held in City Hall Plaza on Pine Street, is the Lodi Downtown Business Association. "Baby With the Bath Water," first play in the current Tokay Players' season, will be performed in the Hotel .Lodi Theater at 8:30 p.m. on September 20, 21, 27, and 28, plus a 2:30 p.m. matinee on September 29. Tickets are $6.00. The Lodi Community Band will perform in concert f -ran 5 to 6 p.m. September 22 at the Grape Festival grounds. The concert is free to the public. Post Office Box 871 • Lodi, California 95241 4 The Lodi Gem and Mineral Society will have a display in the window of the Lodi News-Sencinelbuilding on north Church Street, a preview of the large Gffn and Ylineral Show set for October 26 - 27. Several art displays have been arranged by Pearl Sanguiretti, president of the Lodi Art Center. Augaenting a wall display of art by Dorcys Burchell at Citicorp Savings on -Church Street will be easel displays of paintings by Suzanne Hansen. Works by Vivian Machell will be on view at Wright's Stationers on School Street. Dorcys Burchell will also have a display at American Diversified Savings and Loan Association or. Oak Street. Artists Irene Nickel and Diana Gibson Aman will have their works on view at a new store, Love at Work, 106 North School Street. Friends of the Lodi Library will mark the arts week with the beginning of the year's series of contemporary book rev -101-7s. At 2 p.m., September 26 in the library's community room, Sachi Ishida will review Maxine Hong Kingston's "Chinamen" and "Wcnian War_rier," both historical books about Chinese people who came to the United States. Great Books sessions will not begin until October. A highlight of the week will be a second Brown Bag Concert; co-sponsored by the Arts Commission and the Lodi League of the Stockton Synphony. This free public concert, also in City Hall Plaza from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, September 26, will feature the valley Arts String Quarter, a group of symphony musicians performing light class cal music. This informal concert will serve to call attention to the series of three ticketed symphony concerts planned for Loci on January 30, February 27, and April 24 in the Lodi Academy gymnasium. Season ticket sales will kick off on October 24.