Ballard Association rejects routes for Alamo Pintado project
Ballard Improvement and Protective Assn rejects six alternate routes proposed by the County Department of Transportation for widening Alamo Pintado Road north of the Santa Ynez Valley toward Baseline Ave. The group urged a seventh plan that avoids removing two sharp right angle turns, which federal guidelines require be eliminated. The project, pegged at about $1 million with 98 percent funded federally and state matching funds, would cost the county roughly $100,000 for rights of way and engineering. Bob Whitmore of Los Olivos appeared at the meeting, promoting a volunteer fire department for Los Olivos.
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Ballard Improvement and Protective Assn
Alamo Pintado Road
Santa Ynez Valley
Baseline Ave
County Dept. of Transportation
Susan Hulme
Ballard
Petersen Ranch
Harold Purdy
D of T
Purdy
Ballard Group
Bob Whitmore
Los Olivos
Los Olivos Improvement Assn
District votes for 2000 acre feet State water import
Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District approves a resolution to commit 2000 acre feet of imported state water starting 1986 or when delivery facilities are ready. Solvang Municipal Improvement District resists separate commitment, claiming it remains a customer of the district.
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Santa Ynez River
Solvang
SMID
Pomona Grange Elects New Officers for Coming Year
Santa Barbara County Pomona Grange elects officers for the year with Hortense Freeman of Santa Ynez chosen as master for a second term. Other posts include Lompoc residents Larry Armstrong overseer Barbara White lecturer John Fratis steward Harry Flora assistant steward Florence Flora Santa Ynez residents Douglas Lace gatekeeper Es sie Esposito secretary and Estelle Fratis Pomona Duella Corbin Flora Earl Freeman on the executive committee for three years. Musicians and chaplain posts remain open. Installation set for December.
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Santa Barbara County
Pomona
Hortense Freeman
Santa Ynez
Larry Armstrong
Lompoc
Barbara White
John Fratis
Harry Flora
Florence Flora
Douglas Lace
Dorothy Tendeland
Los Alamos
Essie Esposito
Martha Guerra
Ceres
Estelle Fratis
Irene Bowser
Amanda Meisgeier
Earl Freeman
Lottie Mansfield
Frances Keenan
Ginelle Imlay
Marie Olsen
Elaine Hamm
Hester Stonebarger
Louise Kenny
Enrollment Up at Santa Ynez Valley Elementary District
District Supt. Robert Parsons reports total enrollment 633 this year up from 613 last year. Schools listed: Santa Ynez 405, College 209, San Marcos Paradise 19. Trustees approved irrigation back flow device update, created a secretary receptionist post, and authorized borrowing 185000 from county treasurer to cover through next tax revenues after Dec 10. Delegates Mrs. Freeman and Hugo Esposito to attend 105th California State Grange convention Oct 17–21 in San Jose.
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College Elementary
Robert Parsons
Parsons
Santa Ynez
College School
San Marcos School
Paradise Area
Freeman
Hugo Esposito
Santa Ynez Valley
San Jose
Santa Ynez Valley Grange elects officers and schedules events
Hugo Esposito is re elected master of the Santa Ynez Valley Grange for a fourth term with new officers named including Hortense Freeman Irene Bowser and Amanda Meisgeier Louise Kenny joins the executive committee for a three year term A Santa Barbara County 4 H leadership training day time change is announced and Kit Wonno Indian reservation cultural program is set for Grange night A community swap meet at the Santa Ynez Indian Reservation ramada features tacos Indian bread and senior center refreshments
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Hugo Esposito
Santa Ynez
Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Barbara County
Santa Ynez Valley High School
Josephine W. van Schaick
Kit-Wo-Mnno
Community Action Commission
Solvang
Bill Benner
Buellton considers 50 unit motel site
Kent Taylor will present plans for a 50 unit motel in Buellton at the Buellton Community Services District meeting tonight at 8. He seeks a can and will serve commitment to be placed on a waiting list despite current water and sewer limits. Also on the agenda are a wel site proposal north of McMurray Road and a new sewer line to North McMurray area costing about 178000 dollars.
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Buellton
Kent Taylor
Taylor
District Board
Highway 246
McDonald’s
George Chamberlin
Robert P. Stephen Jr
McMurray Road
Louise Rogers
Don Howard
North McMurray Road
New Homes Planned on Santa Ynez Reservation
HUD and the Bureau of Indian Health announced at a joint Santa Ynez meeting that bids will be invited within three weeks for the construction of 20 new homes on the near hundred acre Santa Ynez Indian Reservation. A second phase would add 20 more homes.
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Santa Ynez Indian Reservation
Santa Ynez Mission Indian Tribal Council
HUD
Bureau of Indian Health
Senior Council hosts annual luau in Buellton clubhouse
The Santa Ynez Valley Senior Council drew 86 guests for a Luau at Ranch Club Mobile Estates in Buellton. The event featured a pit roasted wild pig dinner, Hawaiian dance by Jill Jerkowitz, and a certificate of appreciation to Bob and Marilyn Burnham.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Santa Ynez Valley Senior Council
Ranch Club Mobile Estates
Buellton
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Santa Maria
Monterey
Arizona
Bernadette Hall
Jill Jerkowitz
Raines
Council
Bob
Marilyn Burnham
Mobile Park
Elvera Carver
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Syrwcd
Thomas M. Petersen
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Lucian Ranch
Highway 154
Roblar and
Grand Avenues
Byron and Jackson
Arnie Messgeier
Bureau
Grange New Officer State
Anne Jacobsen
Jacobsen
King Merrill
Solvang Sheriff's
Solvang Sheriff's Office
Esposito
Grangemaster
Valley Briefs
Esther Azevedo
John Bentley
Dr. Pyzer
Pyzer
Pamela
Lloyd E. Pyzer
M.D
California
E. Cypress St
Eloise Raines
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Folger
Folger's
Pemer'ber Co
Seana
Vee
el Egeem
Powell
Pioguces
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