Santa Ynez Valley News from Solvang, California • 3

I Santa Ynez Valley News October 29 1981 LAG IS UP ARMS The Place for the Custom ace 642 NORTH STREET Phyllis Phelan western art show MONDAY: 625 875 650 1 473 ALISAL RD A Store You Must Visit to Appreciate Came and See Selected Items on Sale or that personal attention 688 8641 I bar throughout the show with pro ceeds aiding the sight con servation program and SEE In ternational which has its head quarters in Santa Barbara Lewis Price pled not guilty ri day morning to charges he shot his co worker at the remote Ogilvy Ranch Oct 9 then shoved him head first into a flaming barbecue pit to destroy the body Municipal Court Judge Joseph Lodge set the preliminary hear ing for Dec 1 at 9 am in Judge Arnold courtroom and anticipated it would take about five days The preliminary will determine if enough evidence to bind Price over for trial in superior court Price 23 of Santa Barbara is being held without bail He had a right to a speedier preliminary but his attorney from the public office Jim Herman needed more time to prepare and Price told the judge he was amenable whatever my lawyer The victim is James Harris of Nevada also known as James Unuidl 91 whfl choriff dnf oaHvoc BUS: (805)736 5220 LOMPOC CA 93436 Red Snapper Provincal my since July after which he ob tained a job as caretaker with Price at Sunburst Ogilvy Ranch 30 miles north of Santa Please turn to Page 14A event is by invitation only Those wishing to attend may obtain an invitation by calling 805 688 6205 or 213 703 7063 Show hours Saturday will be from noon to 5 pm and Sunday 11 am to 3 pm A Western style barbecue will be served on the first day from i noon to 3 pm while Chumash from the nearby Santa Ynez In dian Reservation will serve In dian food on Sunday from noon to i 3 pm (Srnnjr tBarttrs 3Jr GENTLEMEN APPAREL THURSDAY: Roast Prime Rib RIDAY: lag is Up arms was formed in 1966 by Harcourt and was one of the and best thoroughbred farms in California until it was dissolved in the suit contends The right to use the business name and trademark was allegedly retained by Har court He formed a successor cor poration under the same name earlier this year The Robertses are assuming the lag Is Up arms name with "no from the plaintiff to create confusion in the public mind and mislead the public into thinking their business is identical to the plain the suit alleges Dinner includes 1 Soup or Salad Potatoes Vegetable Bread Dessert 135 North Street Walnut Plaza Lompoc 736 0480 Ranger facility in HCA Park A park ranger facility pur chased by the Parks Department for approximately $20000 will be placed in Hans Christian Andersen Park this year Pahos also announced In a brief slide presentation he showed the directors where the metal mobile home unit would be placed Pahos said a great deal of time and effort had been spent placing the unit to prevent near by residents from having a spoil ed view from their homes The park entrance will not be visible from the unit Pahos said but with a Ranger in the park gates will be closed and locked each night Director Tom Nielsen re quested Pahos have the area staked out for the board to yiew Nearly $106 million was distributed this week to Califor nia cities counties and transit districts from the October alloca tion of sales and use taxes ad ministered by the State Board of Equalization Santa Barbara County received $262500 Also featuring Breakfast Lunch Specials SOLVANG 688 5426 Top flight artists cowboys and The Santa Ynez Valley Lions Indians will combine to form the Club will operate a refreshment star attractions at an eleventh semi annual Pepper Tree Ranch Western Americana Art Show Saturday and Sunday Nov 7 8 Setting for the show on the working cattle ranch in the heart of the Santa Ynez Valley near Santa Ynez will be a large bam which has been transformed into a unique gallery Valley Plaza Solvang 688 1557 Grenadine of Beef TUESDAY: Top Sirloin WEDNESDAY: Special 575 An idling engine can use up to a pint of gas every five minutes Price pleads not guilty MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Serving the Santa Ynez Area and in Lompoc 913 North St 736 1231 rom the Santa Ynez Valley call and Central California are Irma TV personality and show business personality and Esther Wells Both are recognized na SCULPTOR HERB MIGNERTS "A Change in the Odds" will be among prize winning bronzes on view at an eleventh semi annual Pepper Tree Ranch Western Americana Art Show Saturday and Sunday Nov 7 8 at the ranch near Santa Ynez Creative ashions for the Valley Lifestyle Co producers of the show Spon sored by the American National Banks of the Santa Ynez Valley BIT DENMARK Restauranti I Dinner Specials Christmas Workshops eaturing Strawberry Shortcake Doll and Home Decorations Quilting Classes Applique Patchwork HCoiqttft Cowchy ABRICS QUILTING SUPPLIES 2935 Grand Ave Los Olivos 688 2020 Local telephone 688 8641 Regular Delivery Office Supplies urniture Machines Two local stores to serve you in Santa Maria 1711 South Broadway 922 8238 A suit filed in Superior Court in banta Maria last week alleges Marvin and Patricia Roberts owners of Post Time arms Inc illegally used the name lag is Up arms at their horse ranch on Highway 246 between Buellton and Solvang in August The suit filed by Hastings Har court who died last week at the age of 73 asks that lag is Up arms be awarded $15000 in general damages that the Robert ses alleged use of the name caused and continues to to he reputation and well being of he corporation The suit alsoeeks an award of $1000 in mnitive damages by the court to he plaintiffs Pepper Tree JONATA SCHOOL HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL School PTA has invited the public to its annual carnival to be held this year on Halloween night There will be b8nd Su dUrnR the d3y' PCtUred are left t0 right 03(1 Cloer and Richard Bering Standing in the back row left to right Shirley Christensen holding afghan Sharon Jones Kin Rantanen Lori Nelson nd Jeannie Halverson The carnival begins at noon and lasts until 4 pm Raffle tickets will be sold at $1 each during the carnival for the afghan pictured The drawing will be held Nov 20 Lucille Cox of Buellton designed the afghan Valley News Photo by Cheryl Kingsley New restroom facility for Solvang Park I i fefe Suit filed for use of never thought see the day delighted to be These are the opening remarks of Mike Pahos County Parks Direc tor who announced to Solvang Municipal Improvement District Directors last Thursday the plans for constructing a new restroom facility in Solvang Park The new frame and stucco Danish style structure estimated at $55000 will be located west of the existing facili ty which will be removed upon completion of the new building department has been working on the project for several years The plans he show ed the directors were dated 1975 have made a number of modifications but the idea is the January construction foreseen There will be bne more water1' week to which Pahos agreed closet in each compartment than Pahos said land frenara in the existing restroom facility tion work may need private con snenn detectives tiled Sfriwond frnnwwf trihnh Anc said was AWOL from the US Ar xMMvaaw a piABOJUJC screens $2500 from SMID 1 Bids will be requested before the end of November Pahos said TaVfiC ri Iii4a4 "It will take 30 days to get the OAvJ Mlwll IUI1 LCU bids two weeks for bonding plus a week With luck the project could begin before January Pahos said Maintenance responsibilities of the new facility was not discussed but SMID Secretary Manager Leo Mathiasen said he would work closely with the Parks Department prior to and during the construction have some suggestions to reduce maintenance and van dalism and even possibly Mathiasen told Pahos and the directors (in V10UJ mill ho the innrlr rvf ivr niu kzv M1V VVV1A some 50 artists and 300 paintings Eubanks wife of Enhanlrs uLuniugo auu ovuiptui co Because of overflow crowds which have attended in the past admittance to the upcoming tiohally 7onnohseu7s of western art Many of the 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