The Campbell Reporter | December 20, 2000

December 20, 2000

Campbell, California Since 1999


Don Burr The retired Campell Police Chief is back on duty for his third term on the city council
As with many retirees, Donald Burr finds himself busier than he ever was when he had a full-time job. The 66-year-old California native is devoted to spending time with his large family and meeting his golf buddies for their Tuesday morning. And he's just begun a new term on the city council, continuing a record of service to Campbell that spans nearly half a century. More


News Lost and found 8-month-old Charlie Moore, a black Labrador retriever, was lost for 2 1/2 weeks before being found by his persistent family. More	Gardening Soil amendments Flowers and vegetables can grow more productively with the help of soil amendments. More	Notebook Public Citizen Joyce Klepacki is the support manager for 90 Girl Scout troops in Campbell, West and downtown San Jose. More



	Don Burr returns for his third term on the Campbell City Council

	News Stand Charlie Moore is back home after 2 1/2 weeks lost in the unfamiliar wilderness of Los Gatos streets Chicken pox vaccine is now on the list of required childhood immunizations Martha Hoffman gets in the holiday spirit by decorating her house with 14 Christmas trees Casa di Mir students donate teddy bears to the Campbell Police Department

	Speak Out Mark W. Mayfield: George W's Worst Nightmare

	Local Notebook Adopt-A-Family program to provide food, gifts and other necessities to a needy family

	Public Citizen: Girl Scout Support Manager Joyce Klepacki Police Blotter

	Adding soil amendments can help annual vegetables and flowers grow

	Sports Briefs High school basketball Holiday sports camps

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