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Secord of Santa Barbara; three sisters, Mrs. Grayce Obituaries Mrs. Lois Mill of Tens; and four grandchildren. Friends may remember the St. Pauls Methodist Church ia Saa Beraadino ia Mrs.

Secords memory. LAFCO supports fewer eptic systems for CV Confer of Saa Bernadmo, Mrs. Bonnie Hunter of Wyoming, and Barbara area ia 1170 where she worked at Cottage Hospital before retiring ia 1172. Her husband, John D. Barr, died in New York ia INI.

She was a member of the Daughters of Scotia and MacKensle Clan ia Stintord. Mrs. Barr resided with her daughter, Bonnie N. Barr of Carpinterla. She also is survived by another daughter, Mrs.

June B. Edelmaaa of Ridgefield. Coaneticut; and tola granddaughters. Friends who wish may remember the Respiratory Care Unit at Cottage Hospital, 520 W. Pueblo Santo Barbara, ia Mrs.

Barr's memory. Carplatarla Sanitary District director' view that tt la la the public Interest to eliminate as many septic tanks as possible la extending public sever service la Carpinterla A' Valley bas been given full support by the Local Agency Formatloa Commission (LAFCO). The commission agreed to look vith favor on future district requests for approval of saaesatloas to cover properties on Padaro Lane, vest of Carpinterla, so that public sever service can be provided residents vhovlsh It. Commissioners had been Informed the Regional Coastal Commission staff also feels tt desirable to eliminate septic tanks from the ocean front area. First District Supervisor Frank J.

Frost, sitting as I alternate on the commlssioa, signified approval iff the request along vith commlssioa chairman Tim Terry and Santa Barbara Mayor David ShUhnaa. Edvin L. Baker, district clerk, had written LAFCO to 1 sound out the commission's vievs on the subject. He said 1 "some of the residents on Padaro Lane have contacted us I regarding the possibility of I attending public severs into their area. They have advanced MEMO tram Kill WIIOUMf Carpinteria's city financial report came out for January with the status of each of eight city funds and no summary or total of all the accounts.

Accordingly, the council got no overall picture of city finances and didnt complain or even ask a question. They should have. There are some amaxlng figures in the report, and it is certain for revision in February. For example. The city received $752 ,000 in the first seven months of this fiscal year and now expects $756,000 in the remaining five months.

If it happens, which it wont, that will be $200,000 increase over the original $1,285,000 revenue estimate for this year. Another example. The estimated five month revenue ($756,000) has budgeted (proposed) expenditures against it of $1,113,000. Obviously, all those expenditures will not be made this year. The report now shows receipts in excess of spending by about $100,000.

That was done by calling uncompleted contracts budgeted expenditures1 instead of encumbrances on funds. It has no effect on total revenues and expenditures at the end of the year and only serves to kid the council a little Nor does it change the feet the council adopted a budget which called for spending $200,000 more than received. gsasSsjf St costs tor a preliminary i liaeeri John Sterrett Funeral services will be held Thursday at 11 a m. ia the Welch Ryco Chapel tor John "Jack" Moore Sterrett, 74, of IIM Via Real, who passed away oa March 1 after a period of failing health. Bora on January tl, IMS ia Tacoma, Washington, Mr.

Sterrett came to the Santa Barbara area ia 1104. A 1121 graduate of Santa Barbara High School and Pomona College, ho received his masters degree ia English from that college. For three years he was the editor of the Clarmoot Courier and was a freelance writer of westers stories for many years also. A member of the Board of Directors of the Seattle and Tacoma Ice Company, he had a lemon ranch in Hope Ranch and was a post member of the Board of Trustees of Hope Ranch. He also was a past member of the Santa Barbara Yacht Club and member of the Magnola Lodge Ho.

242 F. 4 A.M. before he transferred his membership to Carpinteria's F. A A.M. Lodge No.

444. He was affiliated with the Boy Scouts tor 25 years and was scoutmaster of Troop 25 at Hillside House. Besides his wito, Alice, he leaves two sons, John of Farmington, Connecticut; and Douglas of Hawaii; two daughters, Mrs. Frances Hammock and Mrs. Marion Mills, both of Santa Barbara; 17 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren.

Rev. John Imbach will officiate and funeral services will be under the auspices of Carpinterla Lodge 444. Friends may remember the Cancer Foundation of Santa Barbara. 500 W. Pueblo SL.S.

Barbara, in Mr. Sterrett's memory. John Forest Private services were held for John Jack" Forest, 67. who died February 27 iaa Santo Barbara hospital alter a long illness. Mr.

Forest resided at 5750 Via Real and was bora to Spokane, Washington ou November 11, 1906. Became to the Santo Barbara area in 1960. He was a former apartment manager for executive suites in Los Angeles and was a member of the Elks Lodge. He is survived by a daughter, Linda F. Clark of Palmdale.

Agnes Barr Funeral services were held Wednesday at Santo Barbara Cemetery tor Mrs. Agnes "Nancy Barr, 63, of 5700 Via Real, who passed away on February 29 after a long illness. A native of Scotland, she was born on January 10, 1913 and was a resident of Stamford, Conneticut for many years. Mrs. Barr came to the Santo 1976 Kenneth B.

Kilbournel Marti 4, estimate of costs." He added: "This district's position is that our unused capacity should be allocated to those areas which are developed, but not served, ou a priority basis. is in the interest iff public health to eliminate as many septic tanks possible. "The Padaro Lane area is Forrest Fackler Private services were held ia Riverside tor former Carpinterla resident Forrest Fackler, 14, who passed away on February 21. He resided at 5750 Via Real from 1171 to 1174 before moving to Riverside. Mr.

Fackler was bora ia Keswick, Iowa oa October 14, 1191 and was a veteran of World War I. He Is survived by his wife, Arminda, of Riverside; and a son, Louis of Santo Clara. Abby Secord Funeral services were held Saturday at Carpinterla Cemetery for Mrs. Abby M. Secord, 71, of 5455 Eighth Street, who passed away on February 26.

A resident of Carpinterla for four months, Mrs. Secord was born la Ohawa, Kansas ou May 23, 1904. She was a UA Air Force civil service worker tor over 20 years. Surviving her are her GOOD DEALS Test 75 America! Meters Matater, 2S4 NKV. Ow tmtm, MSi Mi, hil Mir.

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433 CAU. Ml. iaiiap 2395 73FUT12S 4 del MWCAtpeeUTiMi Stack Vinyl 10.130 1 2695 75 Miac Astn Cpe Ml MOO 4 w4 3395 heel 0h 1)1) Mm. vithia the Jurisdiction of the Coastal Commlssioa. Under our agreement oa the Polo Field sever line only those properties not developed prior to 1174 would reqaire permission to connect but the strict would require permission to install the sever line.

"Alter the preliminary estimates are made tt will be necessary tor these people to advance all of the engineering costs to prepare to go to bid. Before the district gets into this phase of the project we need assurance that the Coastal Commission has no objections and that LAFCO will approve the annesatioa." The Regional Coastal Commlssioa staff informed Baker that possible extension of the Polo Field sever line to serve properties in the Padaro Lane area to eliminate septic tanks seemed desirable. Staffer Carl C. Hetrick told Baker that the commlssioa would need to give approval for the extension, however. "Based oa the facts presently known to us, the com mission staff would have ao hesitation ia recommending approval," said Hetrick.

But he added that review by the commission of such a plan could be done only when a formal application was i. ik. commlssioa submitted to the office. Serena Park residents met last vert to also submit a similar proposal for sewer hookups. Wullbrandt school children.

In this district, the results were 220-179, 225-167 and 167422, respectively for and C. Monday the two re-elected councilmen will take part ia reorganising the new City Council. Mayor Charles Dibble is stepping down. So, the contest will center oa who will replace him. Both Wullbrandt and Fukasawa were overjoyed with the results.

Council dean Wullbrandt said, i am very appreciative of the opportunity to serve another term. I will again do my best and will solicit your help." Fukasawa, during a victory party held at his home, said, "The results reiterated my contention that Carpinterla has good city government. I will continue working for the city as I have in the past." One veteran city observer pointed to still another reason for Kilbourne's defeat. He said the city had a long history of resenting outsiders from the and Montecito telling them how to live and that was why they incorporated. An extension of this was a Santo Barbara newspaper trying a blits toctie in promoting the loser.

Carpinterla ns again resented it and conducted themselves accordingly at the polls. Aummivi Mttpor AT TW BA. TBACT 5 THEATER SUM CINEMA M7-9447 One Flaw Over Tke Cuckoo'a Nest (R) GRANADA M6-4045 Rental 3-5 thru 3-9 STATE MI-2471 Barry Lyndon (PC) FAIR VIEW 944-4916 Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother (PC) RIVIERA M5-61M VFUKXgain Sam (PG)' Harold and Maude (PG) Ufiversity Couocil (3-9) MAGIC LANTERN I 51-3151 Emmanuelle Part 2 (X) Hal Jepsen (Rental) MAGIC LANTERN 151-1356 Heddi (PG) Give Em Hell Harry AIRPORT 9144377 Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid (PG) Dirty Mary A Crasy Larry (PG) NORTH SCREEN 964-9400 Night CaUer(PG) Bite the Bullit (PG) SOUTH SCREEN 964-9400 Tommv (PCI Lords of Ftotbush(PG) El Carito (3-9) Angelitos Negros (3-9) the i Mobilehomes 9f same rate Mobile home owners in the many parks ia the Carpinterla Valley will be eligible for "lifeline" utility rates how conferred only on conventional home owners-under a measure sponsored by Assemblyman Tom Suitt (D-bdian Wells). The bill was introduced to end "existing inequities" between the two groups of homeowners, Suitt said. Present law allows the Public Utilities Commission to set minimum "lifeline" utility rates on residences, but has no provision for people whose energy consumption is.

measured by a master meter as ia a mobile home park. Existing federal programs which pay tenants the difference between their rent and a certain percentage of their income exclude mobile home tenants. TNC CARPINTIRIA HERALD PaMiekaf eaary TkariCty fey Vw Cerpartane HaralC, CtiihnU SatarafeM tacaaC ciatt Matter ia the Rail Office el Cerfeietene. Celitonua; aaCfr act et Marc HTi A4)atneta tatartytytr at ytaarei cirteleliaa fey tie iayarier Caarl ef Ike aunty el State Barker (tale a I Ceirferai. Dawafetr 1.

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MW; 2. AAnaaa Payed ReyircA. Local officials honored by LCC Councilman Ernie Wullbrandt and City Manager Allan Coates were both awarded commendation scrolls at the League of California Cities, Channel Counties Division quarterly dinner meeting held in Thousand Oaks last Friday. Wullbrandt was cited for his performance as president during the 1974-75 year and Coates for his role played during the organisational period of the league. Highlight of the meeting was a panel discussion when five newsmen pulled out the stops on "How the News Views Local Government." The debate ruffled many feathers when newsmen pointed out why polls show that the public has become disenchanted.

Veteran newsman Saul Halpert of TV's Channel 4 was the principal speaker of the "media night" meeting. Mayor Charles Dibble was appointed to the Nominating Committee and Carpinterla Community Service Commission director Rory Robinson was named to serve on a recreation subcommittee. SINGLES DANCE The Stars Singles Club is having its next social event at I p.m. on Saturday, March 6 to the Buenaventura Gardens Recreation Room, 3700 Dean Drive, Ventura. The dance is open to all singles in the area and guests are welcome.

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They are worthwhile, they merit your support and they help to build cAmnmiA 4819 Cerpfnfirfe Aviaat ttrla Avia i the community DOBO Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should corns to us for income tax help. YWOODftpOOR PHONf 64166 WBiWTUJDAT Si 1 Paneling (3LOG QD17 T. X) COUNTRY PLACE By U.S. Plywood Old Orchard 0 Potting Shed Hunters Moon top. 9.15 Reason 15.

If you should qualify for the Short Form we'll do that at a very low price. And when we prepare your Federal return our charge always includes your resident state return. BLOCK tt 4x8 vc BIRCH 525 Fri. Sat, only Reg. 20.95 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 4939 CARPIIITERIA AVE.

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