The City of Los Altos volunteer program, VEGA, Volunteers Enriching Government Action, needs people to operate the remotely controlled TV cameras for city council and planning commission meetings. Training with easy to follow directions will be provided for qualified candidates.
Meetings are held on Tuesday and Thursday nights. After initialtraining, a six-month commitment is required.
For more information, call volunteer coordinator Phyllis Semple at 948-1491, ext. 229.
History House sponsors antique sale
The Los Altos History House Museum is sponsoring a California Country Antique Americana Show and Sale 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June9 at the museum, located at 51 S. San Antonio Road, behind themain library.
The show will feature the work of 50 American country dealers,including furniture, quilts, baskets, paintings and folk art.The event will also include picnic food and live country music.
Admission is $5. For more information, call (408) 779-1810 or 948-3642.
Paintings by Morace at Sunbird Gallery
Golden Gate Park, Yosemite Valley, and areas of San Franciscoare the inspiration for some of the recent paintings artist LarryMorace will be exhibiting at the Sunbird Gallery in Los Altos during the month of May. The exhibition will run through May 26.A reception for the artist is scheduled for Thursday.
Larry Morace who is well known for his cityscapes and Northern California landscapes shows regularly in the Say Area, and hasexhibited throughout the East Coast as well as in Japan.
For more information and directions to Sunbird Gallery,call 941-1561.
Loyola Corners photo exhibit
The Los Altos History House Museum’s new photographic exhibit,”Historic Loyola Corners … Then & Now,” at 8 a.m. runs through July 31 in the History House Museum, 51 S. San AntonioRoad, behind the Los Altos Library.
The exhibit will open for general viewing at noon until 4 p.m.and on Wednesday from 1-5 p.m.
The museum’s Loyola Corner’s exhibit will feature photographs of the area in the days of apricot, prune and walnut orchards.Nostalgic photos of Southern Pacific railroad trains stopping at Loyola Corners are sure to rekindle memories of times past. Other photos and artifacts reflecting the first businesses inthe area will also be on display for the three-month exhibit.
Activity guide mailed to residents
The Los Altos Recreation Summer Activity Guide will be mailedto Los Altos and Los Altos Hills residents on Friday. It willlist all classes and programs for the June through August summer session.
For more information, call Miriam Mazzi at 941-0950, ext.301.
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