January 23, 2002    Campbell, California

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    City celebrates 50th anniversary

    The city of Campbell, incorporated in 1952, is celebrating its 50th anniversary on March 28. The Campbell Chamber of Commerce is looking for businesses that have been operating in Campbell for 50 years. Anyone who owns a business or is familiar with a business more than 50 years old, please contact the Campbell Chamber of Commerce at 408.378.6252.

    Methodist church hosts benefit recital

    The First United Methodist Church, 1675 Winchester Blvd., will be hosting a benefit recital for the Scholarship Foundation of the Santa Clara County Music Teacher's Association of California, Jan. 27 at 4 p.m. The performance will feature two members of the San Jose Symphony--flute player Mimi Carlson and principal harpist Dan Levitan. Tickets are $15 for the general public and $10 for students and seniors. Contact Mary Ann Gee at 408.259.8923 for more information.

    Junior League of SJ needs nominations

    The Junior League of San Jose Inc. is requesting nominations for exceptional volunteers to be recognized at its 33rd annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon April 19.

    The nonprofit organization, which is committed to using volunteerism to improve communities, expects more than 100 nominees to receive certificates of appreciation and 15 to be chosen to receive crystal bowls from Tiffany & Co.

    Nonprofit agencies, schools and other organizations may make nominations by Jan. 25 by calling 408.264.5917 or downloading the form from www.jlsj.org.

    Spay Neuter Month at Humane Society

    The Humane Society of Santa Clara Valley's Spay Neuter Month Appointment Line is up and running. Pet owners can call 408.727.3383, ext. 763, to schedule neutering and spay surgery in February.

    "Spaying and neutering helps stop pet overpopulation, prevents certain types of reproductive cancers from developing and your pet will be less likely to wander away from home in search of a mate," said Leslie Baikie-Khavari, Humane Society spokeswoman.

    Surgeries are being offered during February at half the society's price, $15 for a cat neuter; $28 for a cat spay, and $28 to $60 for dogs, depending on their gender and weight.

    The non-profit society, 2530 Lafayette St. Santa Clara, is the largest animal shelter on the West Coast. It cared for about 28,000 animals last year; and 91 percent of the animals placed for adoption find new homes.



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