Baker resigns as Santa Ynez Valley High School superintendent
David Baker announces resignation effective June 30 1979 at a district board meeting after serving since July 1 1976. Principal Manual J Silva also resigns with retirement planned at end of 1977 78 school year. Baker plans to stay in education and notes significant progress on building and landscaping projects.
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David Baker
Santa Ynez Valley High School
Baker
Emeryville Unified School
Manual J. Silva
Silva
the Valley High School
Elks
Elks Field
Solvang
Jonata
Santa Ynez
Los Olivos
Manuel J. Silva
CIF
Kelsey and Sons Chevrolet
Teresa Whitney
Elks Fund Turf Field Project At Santa Ynez Valley High
Santa Ynez Valley High School trustees accept a Valley Elks Recreation Committee offer to develop a turf field area adjacent to the west parking lot. Funds cover two softball fields and soccer and or football fields with underground sprinkler irrigation. Work begins soon and should be ready by September.
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Santa Ynez Valley High School
Valley Elks Recreation Committee
The
Elks
Hernandez Steps Down as SYCSD President in 4 Year Term
Tony Hernandez relinquishes the Santa Ynez Community Services District presidency after four years. Dick Miller elected to succeed him effective immediately and Leonard Kelsey re elected as finance director. Hernandez remains on the board until his 1979 term ends. Miller, serving as Ordinance Committee chair, was appointed April 14, 1976. The district awaits contract proposals for the wastewater plant and plans a special SMID joint powers meeting open to the public.
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Santa Ynez
Jack Smith
Eldon Smith and Son, Inc
SYCSD
U.S. Grant and Son
Solvang Municipal Improvement District Board of Directors
SMID
Miller
Riders push for on road horse trails in Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Ynez Valley Riders ETI 60 led by Bob Crowe seek county approval to preserve road rights of way as horse trails. First official trail approved December 5 runs a half mile along Santa Ynez Avenue from Calzada to Refugio Road requiring 20 feet of right of way. Crowe notes the strip is the valley’s only safe riding corridor and cites plans for 72 miles of county trails along existing rights of way. The group also backs purchasing three parcels to build a public regulation size horse arena beside Santa Ynez Park for area youth. An unrelated Ballard Christmas party will be held Saturday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCutcheon on School Street with songs, refreshments and cheer.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Mrs. Claus
ETI 60
Bob Crowe
County Board of Supervisors
Calzada
Refugio Rd
Santa Ynez Ave
Crowe
Santa Ynez Avenue
Samatha Drive
Ballard
Earl McCutcheon
School Street
Santa Ynez Park
Hwy
Chandelier Project Planned by Santa Ynez Legion
Santa Ynez Valley American Legion Post 160 and commander Frank Price plan to install two large rustic chandeliers in the Veterans Memorial Building Solvang with a $1000 goal and a $225 donation from the Legion Auxiliary. Donors’ funds, if short, will be refunded, and Frank Jones of Old World Iron Art will donate labor for the chandeliers. Hans Rasmussen announces Danish Music Hour on KBIK at 8 to 9 a.m. Sundays.
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Frank Jones
Old World Metal Crafts
Veterans Memorial Building
Solvang
Frank Price
American Legion Post 160
The
Legion
Auxiliary
Santa Ynez Valley
Jones
Rita White
Iron Art
Hospital
Price
Hans HH. H. Rasmussen
KBIK
Lompoc
Rasmussen
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Solvang Business Association
Santa Maria
Rotary
Janet
Lisa
Rose Marie
Nora
PERM
North H Street
Hernandez
Good Neighbor Award
Tigney Anky Fam Shop
W. Ocean Ave
Williams Bros
Adel Perty
Jacqueine
Ginnie
Ole Fol Shopping
Bankamericard
CAC
Community Action Commission
Atterdag Road
Shirly Denny
Barbara Blanchard
Charles Ochoa
Ballard Yale Party
Moores
Mastro
Act /I
Koret
W. Ocean
I” St
Mastercharge
Layaway
Moore Charge
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