BRAGS
Kathy Simas: recently returned from a trip to France. There she toured Paris and the wine region. While there, her daughter-in-law, husband and son celebrated birthdays. $100
Roberto Rodriguez: bragged on Vin Scully and what an impact he made on him and the overall game of baseball. $50
Holly Edds: made a working/vacation trip to Florida with her family. She also bragged on the ground breaking ceremony for the new Orcutt Academy gymnasium/event center. $50
Jim Peterson: bragged on the future Orcutt Academy Gym and his new Chevy Tahoe. $75
Mark Jackson: is going to Portland and Seattle to visit his daughter. He is also very proud of his new insurance agency team member. $100
Jim Ventriglia: bragged on Ken Bradley's birthday and Terry Dworaczyk. $200 to the compassion fund.
Ken Bradley: bragged on his birthday and his upcoming trip to the Del Mar race track. $51
Tim Seifert: survived a scary ordeal involving his electric bike and some scrapes and stitches. $25 He also bragged on James Thomas and his banking flexibility. $25
Terri Stricklin: was thankful that her knee surgery went well and she is now on the road to full recovery. She thanked everyone for their well wishes. $50
Laurie Tamura: someone actually stole the Urban Planning Concepts bank account, but the felony was noticed early and corrected. Minimal damage was done. She was very thankful to James Thomas and Mechanics Bank. $50
Mike Moats: in case you didn't notice, Mike was gone for two weeks. He and Susan went to Vancouver, Canada and took a cruise to Alaska (dog sled ride). $50 brag and a $50 fine (too long brag).
FINES
Holly Edds: was fined $30 for wearing a helmet to groundbreaking ceremony (thought she was working for Cal Trans)
PROGRAM
Central Coast Airfest
Chris Kunkle
Today's program was presented by Chris Kunkle who is the President of Central Coast Airfest. After a three year hiatus, the event is finally back and scheduled for October 15 & 16 2022 at the Santa Maria Airport. Over 20,000 people are expected to attend. Jets and aerial acrobatics are just a few of the entertainment options that will be available to the crowd. Exhibits, food trucks and merchandise kiosk's will be scattered around the grounds for attendees to enjoy. Tickets can be purchased online at www.CentralCoastAirfest.com. Adults are $25, Children over 5 $15. Parking is FREE. If you should have questions, please contact our very own Jim Bray who is an active member of the Airfest Board.
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