Reelection bid of Marjorie Thomas longtime Lompoc trustee
Incumbent school trustee and board president Marjorie Thomas seeks another term after two and a half years on the board. A registered nurse and Lom poc Hospital operating room supervisor, she defends the current board and urges continued open agendas and responsive budgeting amid a financial crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Thomas
Thomas
Lompoc Hospital
Bruce
Vandenberg Air Force Base
S. Hawthorne St
Five candidates vie for Lompoc Unified Board seats
Incumbents Marjorie Thomas and George Vance seek re election to the Lompoc Unified School District Board of Trustees. The five candidates Neva Boyer De Wayne Holmdahl Dorothy Dial contest two seats. Thomas appointed December 1966 and Vance appointed July 1967. Ballot offers first elective majority in two years. Helman term ends 1971.
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Vaughn Proctor
Lompoc Unified School District
Martha Negus
Vance
Ray Richerson
Thomas
Jack Helman
Helman
George R. Vance
Lompoc
Neva Boyer Seeks School Board Seat For Education Focus
Neva Boyer a 49 year old Iowa born housewife and former teacher living at 168 Oakmont Ave Vandenberg Village Lompoc aims to improve district education. She argues for responsible board administration and cautious budgeting while urging more women on the board and support for financial oversight and potential tax reform.
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Neva Boyer
Lockheed
Boyer
Iowa
Ohio Wesleyan University
Lompoc
Oakmont Ave
Vandenberg Village
School Board Election Set for April 15 Vote
John Beattie and Archie Nagle, elected to the board in 1967, are up for reelection in 1971 along with Helman. The vote follows board actions to cut the School program and approve permissive override taxes totaling 1.14 million to cover a 762000 deficit. Trustees have through July to approve or modify these actions.
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John Beattie
Archie Nagle
Helman
Lompoc Rancher Holmdahl Bids for School Board Seat
DeWayne Holmdahl a 30 year old rancher from Miguelito Canyon and longtime Lompoc resident with farming ties and service on local civic groups seeks a seat on the Lompoc Unified School Board. He calls for a thorough financial study to guide decisions on taxes and budget while preserving programs and vocational training.
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DeWayne Holmdahl
Miguelito Canyon
Board of Trustees
Holmdall
John Beattie
Dorothy Dial Seeks Lompoc School Board Seat
Dorothy Dial 28 a housewife and mother of four from Spokane is running for the Lompoc school board. She favors counselor expansion and a balanced mix of remedial and enrichment summer courses, supports teacher pay raises, and aims for open dialogue rather than administration driven decisions. Dial plans to learn taxes and gather diverse opinions before votes while noting the need for more funds to retain competent teachers.
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Dorothy Dial
Kenneth
S. O Pl
Dial
Lompoc
Spokane
Wash
Allan Hancock Junior College
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Mercy College of Nursing
University of California At Santa Barbara
PTA
The
Association of Operating Room Nurses
the Blood Bank
Lompoc High School Booster Club
YMCA
Republican Womens Club
Girls Club
City Recreation Program
Alpha Club
Flower Show
Friends of the Library
Community Concert Association
American Association of University Women
Citizens Committees
D. Holmdahl
Holmdahl
Farm Bureau
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Church
G. R. Vance
Rotary Club
School Board
Lompoc Valley Press Club
Elks Club
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