Christmas International House activity spread in Lompoc
More than 50 foreign students arrive for the Christmas International House program in Lompoc with host families and organized activities across December. Visitors tour Vandenberg AFB and will attend dinners, services, a potluck, Disneyland, Getty Museum, and community events through December 31.
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Julie Waudby
Lompoc
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Space Launch Complex Six
Richard Dinkels
Onstott
Mesa Oaks
Nate Lees
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Vandenberg Village
Disneyland
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Anaheim
Malibu
Optimist Club
Larry Bowen
Lompoc High School Little Theater
George Waodbys
S. Second St
Gemini Cinema
Changing tides for tattoos as women join the scene
Lompoc resident Pat and Santa Barbara artist Rod Spaulding illustrate a shift in tattoo culture with more women inking small discreet designs. Spaulding notes rising female clientele from 20 to 35 percent, while men still prize macho imagery. Pat wears a shoulder peach to remain visible off duty.
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Stan Tulledo
Pat
Lompoc
Santa Barbara
Rod Spaulding
Spaulding
Los Angeles
Annie
Joan
Vandenberg Afb
Open Roads gains $60,000 in CETA funds for youth work
The Board of Supervisors backed the CETA Planning Council's plan, approving $60,000 for Open Roads to serve 40 youths with on the job training or school reentry. Open Roads claimed strong results, with 50 percent of 44 clients placed in jobs and 23 percent returning to school, despite initial doubts from other programs.
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CETA
Board of Supervisors
Ceta Planning Council
County Schools and Employment Development Dept
Laurie Flacks
Newspaper Association Subscriptions and Rates
Membersiorma Newspaper Publishers Association and allied bodies report monthly subscription rates. United Press international and other press groups cite a Santa Barbara County rate of 3.50 per month and Santo Barbers County 3.00 per month. All subscriptions require advance payment. single copy price is 16 cents.
Yule basket plea to fund holiday food for Solvang valley families
A final plea for Christmas basket contributions coordinates 41 baskets for low income families in the Santa Ynez Valley. Diane Romero of Solvang leads the effort with aid from Santa Ynez Salvation Army and United Volunteer Services. Donations can be left at the Veterans Memorial Building Solvang or by calling 688-6025. Sen Javits warns a national health care program may be drafted within two years amid high medical charges.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Diane Romero
Community Action Commission
Solvang
Salvation Army
Valley Unit
United Voluntary Services
Veterans Memorial
Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Jacob K. Javits
First Valley Bank President Srite Dies
Services are pending today at Starbuck Mortuary for Leo F. Srite, 54, president of the First Valley Bank of Lompoc, who died at Lompoc Hospital earlier today.
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Kiwanis Club of
Lompoc
Lee’s
Bill Way
First Valley Bank
Srite
Starbuck Mortuary
Leo F. Srite
First Valley Bank of
Lompoc Hospital
Obituaries for Elbert Carr and James Larimer in Lompoc
Funeral arrangements for Elbert Pete Carr 79 pending at Starbuck Mortuary after a morning death at Lompoc District Hospital. James W. Larimer 64 former Lompoc resident to have graveside services at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery after dying Saturday in Hollywood. Rose Hogan Cobb’s parents were early Lompoc settlers. Vanderburg Village resident Srite joined local banks and is survived by wife Jean and two daughters Le Ann and Lynn.
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Elbert
Pete) D. Carr
Starbuck Mortuary
Lompoc District Hospital
Mr. Carr
Berkeley Dr
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
James W. Larimer
Lompoc
Larimer
Arm Hollywood
Rose Hogan Cobb
Meyer-Mitchell Mortuary
van Nuys
Srite
el Centro
California
Crocker National Bank
First Valley Bank
Aldebaran Ave
Vandenberg Village
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Supervisors Approve Purchase of Electronic Carillon
The county supervisors voted to buy a $6 500 electric carillon for the Court House tower despite talk of a possible clash over play times. Brass bells would cost nearly $100 000, and the fate of the 1920s ringing mechanism remains unclear.
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Frank Frost
County Court House
Robert Kallman
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