Committee sets demands of board on migrant health program
The Cultural Health and Welfare Committee requests continuation of the migrant health program with current staff or creation of an independent department led by Joseph T. Nardo, with bilingual staff and Spanish-speaking leadership. It calls for policy input by a joint health and hospital committee, majority representation from the poor, transportation to clinics, a bilingual Santa Maria Guadalupe clinic open two days weekly, bilingual nurses and doctors at the county hospital, a bilingual social worker, and evening access to the X-ray mobile unit.
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Board of Supervisors
Joseph T. Nardo
Santa Maria
Guadalupe
National Assn. of Social Workers
City Officials Discuss Park Budget and Master Plan Update
City Administrator Gene Wahlers defends a policy of deletion of parks items to ease budgets while promising due consideration for proposed items. Commissioner Mike Siminski urges updating the master plan to emphasize a neighborhood park system and park proximity within half a mile of residents.
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Gene Wahlers
Mike Siminksi
Obituary for Phillip W. Stinchfield Sr. 71
Phillip Wallace Stinchfield Sr. 71 died Saturday at Vandenberg AFB Hospital. A World War I and II Navy veteran and retired chief pharmacists mate, he will be buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Survived by three sons, a sister, and a brother. He lived in Santa Maria the past three years.
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McPeek Family
Phillip Wallace Stinchfield
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Arlington National Cemetery
Stinchfield
Silver Lane
Santa Maria
Virginia
U.S. Navy
John
Leo
Phillip Stinchfield
Marion Goodwin
Chesterfield
Harold Stinchfield
Registration for city swim classes announced
Registration for swim classes will be held Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Recreation offices 105 S. C St. Times cover intermediate to pre-beginners, with a four dollar fee for a two week session. Information line RE 6 1261 ext 251.
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S. C St
Bid opening set on sub station for sheriff building
Bids for the proposed Goleta Valley sheriff administration building will be opened Thursday at 3 p.m. in the County Administration Building Santa Barbara. A Friday meeting of the County Public Safety Authority will follow to receive the certificate of completion for the county jail building.
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Sheriff's Administration
Goleta Valley
Santa Barbara
County Public Safety Authority
Theodore Roche Jr
Tax Increase Passes In Santa Maria And Orcutt Districts
Elections in Santa Maria High School and Orcutt Elementary School districts approved a 0.65 and 0.90 dollar tax increase respectively. Gaylen Jackson of the Record was elected second vice-president of the Santa Maria Fair Board, succeeding the late Everett Brickey. A Flower Festival booth chairmen meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Police Department multipurpose room. Headstart applications for 1971 72 are open in June for qualifying four year olds. Bolliver Cagnastee performs Saturday at 1 pm June 12 in Huyck Stadium. Moose Lodge hosts a beef barbecue and dance with the Voss Group, 3 dollar dinner. Parks and Recreation Commission meets tonight at 7 30 to discuss restroom hours and form a facilities fee guideline committee.
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Orcutt
Gaylen Jackson
The
Record
Santa Maria Fair Board
Everett Brickey
Flower Festival
Police Dept
Bolliver Cagnastee
Lompoc
Huyck Stadium
Santa Barbara County
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Lodge
W. Laurel
Voss Group
Parks and Recreation Commission
City Hall
Thompson and
Pioneer Parks
Public Pool Hours and Pricing Set by Recreation Dept
The municipal pool opens daily 1 4 P M on weekdays and 1 5 P M on weekends. Monday family night costs 1 per family, and adults only on Wednesday evenings. Admission is 30 cents for children 12 and under 40 cents for teens and 60 cents for adults.
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Recreation Department
Lecture on laser science at Lompoc Valley Museum
The public is invited to tonight's lecture demonstration at Lompoc Valley Museum explaining laser science. Al Hanson of General Telephone Co. will present, with Robert Morris as museum meeting chair, set for 7 30 p m.
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Lompoc Valley Museum
al Hanson
General Telephone Co
Hanson
Utility Company
Veterans Administration
Robert Morris
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