Recycle Christmas Trees Drive Begins in Lompoc
Lompoc Recycling Committee promotes tree recycling with 1500 leaflets to schools and public places. Residents urged to bring trees to the Waste Water Treatment Plant on West Central Ave for mulching and nutrient return. The plant operates daily 9 am to 4 pm and a Santa Barbara ordinance bans Christmas tree burns.
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Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Recycling Committee
VICE-CHANCELLOR Goodspeed to lead UCSB university liaison role
Stephen S Goodspeed named to succeed Ray Varley as university liaison official with county government at UCSB. Varley returns to University of Utah. associate William Steinmetz will help coordinate with off campus agencies and County Planning Commission meetings will involve Peter Chapman and Robson Chambers in the vice chancellor's office.
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Stephen S. Goodspeed
University of California, Santa Barbara
Ray Varley
University Leason
Varley
University of Utah
Goodspeed
William Steinmetz
Robson Chambers
Peter Chapman
County Planning Commission
Community Notices From Lompoc Area This Week
Local events include a Salisbury steak dinner at Moose Home 921 West Laurel from 6 to 7 30 p m today with adult donations 135 and children 12 and under 50 cents. A Christmas party for United Methodist Youth Fellowship is set for Saturday 4 to 6 p m. A Children's Christmas Party at Moose Home Sunday 2 to 4 p m with ham dinner at 5 p m and adult donations 150. A Vandenberg AFB tour is offered Jan 18 1972 with reservations through Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce. Community plans discuss tree drives composting tree recycling live tree contributions and a new squisher to compact waste for shipment. The Ecology Center and Recycling Committee will circulate a survey with January utility statements.
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Reg-Ymca
North Street
Women of the Moose
Lompoc
Moose Home
West Laurel
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Church Women United
Closing Stocks and Dow Jones Averages Report
The Record lists closing stock quotations from Rohrbaugh and Co including Alcan American Can Ford General Electric General Motors Westinghouse and others with a Dow Jones Averages summary showing 30 Industrials at 873.80 up 2.41 points 20 Trans at 239.39 up .17 15 UUl at 111.48 down .07 and closing volume 18,270,000.
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Alcan
Bethelehem
INN Ok
Cnenyid E'S
Paginc
Sperry Rand
Calif
N.J
Mires Mirror
TransAmerica
Tyavgicts
EA Et
United Aircraft
LAO Ae
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Dow Jones
Uul
obituary for Walter Bruno Werner in Lompoc
Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. in the McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel for Walter Bruno Werner 81 who died Thursday night at Lompoc Community Hospital Interment will be in Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery Father Stewart Fitch officiating. Werner born in Meridan Conn in 1890 was a watch repairman for 45 years and lived in Lompoc area two and a half years. Survivors include son Richard of Lompoc brother Emil Werner of Connecticut and grandsons Randolf R Werner of Santa Barbara and Ronald S Werner of the U S Air Force. SACRAMENTO California Department of wishes you a merry Christmas at home All historic units of the state park system will be closed on Christmas Day.
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McPeek Family
Walter Bruno Werner
Lompoc Community Hospital
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Father Stewart Fitch
Mr. Werner
Meridan
Conn
Lompoc
Richard
Emil Werner
Connecticut
Randolf R. Werner
Santa Barbara
Ronald S. Werner
U.S. Air Force
Sacramento
California Department of Parks and _ Recreation
Christmas chess tourney set at Cabrillo High
The Record hosts its second annual all-school Christmas Chess Tournament Monday at 9 a.m. at Cabrillo High School. Eligibility includes all students in Lompoc Valley. about 160 participated last year from 14 of 18 district schools and La Purisima. Prizes include a chess clock, four sets, eight books, and federation memberships.
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Cabrillo High School
Lompoc Valley
la Purisima Catholic
United States Chess Federation
Cabrillo
Lompoc
Lompoc Record Publications
Newman Whitmire
Phil Hirschler
Don Baumann
Lefty Bryant Is Sentenced In Isla Vista Bomb Case
Louis Lefty Bryant, 26, a Santa Barbara black militant, receives a one to five year state prison term for possessing eight firebombs linked to the Isla Vista riots. Superior Judge John T. Ricard denies probation and a new trial. Bryant sent to China Reception Center before state prison. He fled in February 1970 and was arrested by the FBI in Denver. Bail forfeited. extradition waived.
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Louis
Lefty) Bryant
Santa Barbara
Isla Vista
John T. Ricard
Bryant
China
FBI
Denver
Colo
Santa Barbara Area
County Welfare Department
Conserving Natural Gas at Home Through Simple Tips
A guide urges households to save fuel by cooking with small flames and minimal oven use, running full loads in washers and dishwashers, drawing drapes at night, and closing vents. It stresses checking appliance efficiency, ensuring a blue flame indicates proper combustion, and avoiding overworking furnaces to conserve energy and resources.
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