Mission Hills News Highlights PTA Changes and Upcoming Events
October 22 school holiday creates a three day weekend for Los Berros students. Los Berros Elementary PTA adds two board members Carol Risch auditor and George Doty publicity chairman. PTA activities include daily noontime snacks and upcoming sales of identification bracelets and sweatshirts. Fiesta at Queen of Angels Parish runs November 17 18 with Western music by Jerry Rio and River Lads and prize filled boutique items. Field trip to Lompoc Indian Museum featured Kristin Barr Eva Black chaperoned by Betty West and Darlene Maloy. Teacher conferences set for November 5 9 with minimum day dismissal 12 30 for grades K 6. Little League budget discussed at Village Hills meeting. next session October 29 7 30 p.m. Hearing and vision screenings planned October 29 30 and November 1.
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The Lighter Side on Spiro Agnew Desk Cleaning
Washington humor column notes Agnew’s desk cleaning as a painful, symbolic task. The writer jokes about keeping or discarding items like a Thesaurus of Pejorative Alliterations and photos of public figures while reflecting on past political eras.
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LAFCO to weigh Isla Vista Goleta Valley petitions
The Local Agency Formation Commission plans to consider petitions for incorporation of Isla Vista and the entire Goleta Valley at its December 27 session. Staff studies and data review are needed before reports and recommendations can be drawn. If not ready by December 27 the matters may be continued beyond the holidays. Approval is required before any election. The Isla Vista petition covers UCS campus and a population over 14,000. The Goleta Valley petition spans from Santa Barbara city limits to Rancho Embarcadero and to three miles offshore.
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