Obituary notices for Roy Yantis and others in Orangevale area
Roy C Yantis longtime Mission Hills resident died last Thursday. Funeral Monday at Lind Brothers Jefford and Lin Mortuary Orangevale with interment at Rocklin Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary children T R Yantis and Robert L Yantis mother Fay Yantis sister Mary Rees and two grandchildren. Funeral services pending for Mrs Lucille Boorom who died last night. infant Wichern daughter of Gerald and Mrs Wichern born and died yesterday. Further details in the Record.
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Lind Brothers Jefford and
Lin Mortuary
Orangevale
Roy C. Yantis
Rocklin Cemetery
Yantis
Mission Hills
Ohio
Mary
Shasta Circle
el Dorado Hills
T. R. Yantis
Robert L. Yantis
Loomis
Fay Yantis
Whittier
Mary Rees
McPeek Family Mortuary
Lucille Boorom
Lompoc District Hospital
Wichern
Gerald Wichern
Calle Lindero
Three Vehicle Crash Investigated by CHP Near Vandenberg Village
California Highway Patrol officers investigated a three car accident on Constellation Road north of Aldebran Avenue in Vandenberg Village. Dennis Wayne Ray, 23, of 219 N C St, reportedly lost control and struck a parked car owned by Warren L McNeely of Tacoma Washington, which then hit another parked vehicle. No injuries were reported.
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California Highway Patrol
Constellation Road
Aldebran Avenue
Vandenberg Village
CHP
Dennis Wayne Ray
N. C St
Warren L. McNeely
Tacoma, Wash
North Hollywood Corporation
Planners Waive Day Care Fee Amid Growth Concerns
The County Planning Commission voted to waive the 25 dollar day care permit fee and public hearings for residential facilities. Over 100 operators were reportedly ready to go underground to avoid regulations, though all are licensed and must obtain county clearances. The change, likely to take effect next Jan 6, applies to Ordinance 661 in non Montecito areas, permitting up to six children on site without fee or hearing.
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County Planning Commission
County Welfare Department
Montecito
Farewell Bid Marks End of Opposition to County Preserves
The lone opponent, Pauline Hassander of Santa Barbara, leaving the County Planning Commission after Jan 4, cast the final vote against six new agricultural preserves totaling 21 605 acres as the panel approved them 6 1 with Robert Lilley abstaining. Hassander warned taxes will rise for landowners. chairman Richard Clare blamed assessor actions for tax increases and possible expansion of preserves. The commission also approved an 19 840 acre Tepusquet preserve for Newhall Land and Farming Co the largest yet. Preserves gain final county supervisor approval before official establishment.
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Vicechairman
Robert C. Lilley
Clare
Youll
Newhall Land and Farming Co
Tepusquet
Christmas Eve and Day church services across local congregations
Multiple denominations announce Christmas services. First United Methodist Church offers 7 and 11 p.m. services with child care at the first. St Marys Episcopal holds three services on Christmas Eve and Day. Calvary Baptist runs a 7:15 to 7:45 p.m. musical vesper. Mission Hills Baptist hosts 10 to 11 a.m. Christmas morning. First Presbyterian provides two services tonight. Catholic churches La Purisima Queen of Angels schedule masses from 5:30 p.m. to midnight on Christmas Eve and hourly 8 a.m. to noon on Christmas Day. Queen of Angels adds a 6 p.m. vigil and midnight high mass.
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Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
Alcon
At&t
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Eeee
International Paper
It&t
Pet
Osc
Johns Manville
Onere
Lear Siegler
Litton Indus
Lockheed
McDonnell Douglas
PennCentral
Phillips Pet
Ooo
Calif
N.J S
Telex
Texaco
Textron Ee
Times- Mirror
Lee
TransAmerica
Travelers
Union Oil
Aiad
United Aircraft
U.S. Steel
Weee
Westinghouse
Ees
OTR
Woolworth
Ind
Trans
Uul
First United Methodist Church
No. F Street
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
E. Central Ave
Calvary Baptist Church
Vandenberg Village
Mission Hills Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
la Purisima
Queen of Angels
Mission Hills
Queen of Angels Church
Free Christmas trees offered by 2030 Club in Lompoc
The Daily Record reports free Christmas trees for low income families from the 2030 Club tree lot on North H Street. Alice Lopez of the Community Development Center announced the effort today. The story also notes a pinball machine theft at Kailani Village, and four men waiving preliminary hearings in Lompoc Justice Court for rape charges with a Jan. 8 Santa Maria Superior Court date. Harry J. Crompe nominated as Fourth Supervisorial District representative by Francis H. Beattie. Crompe lives at 13 Oxford Dr. Lompoc. nomination goes to the Board of Supervisors Monday.
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2030 Club
Alice Lopez
Community Development Center
H Street
Michael Campbell
Phillip Bolin
Frederick Columbus
Robert Young
Lompoc Justice Court
Santa Maria Superior Court
Harry J. Crompe
Lompoc
Fair skies forecast for Christmas across Southern California
The United Press International notes fair weather for Christmas in Southern California with high temperatures in the 50s to 60s across coastal cities. Lows near 48. mountains clear with snow level at 5,000 feet. Some patchy fog and morning low clouds possible. light showers and wind may affect northern desert areas Sunday and Monday.
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United Press International
California
Los Angeles
Southern
Deserts
Aso
Desert
Lilley Rejects Nomination for State Planning Post
County Planning Commissioner Robert C. Lilley of Lompoc told the group he would not accept the nomination as second vice president of the State Planning Commissioners Association. He had declined the honor at Fresno earlier and questioned Santa Barbara County hosting duties for the 1973 convention. He noted uncertainty about remaining on the planning body after 1971 or 1973 appointments due January 4.
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Robert C. Lilley
Lompoc
Commission
State Planning Commissioners’ Assn
Lilley
Fresno
Santa Maria
Santa Barbara
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Roy Yantis
Hotline
County Planning Department
Pauline Hassander
Charles Catterlin
Daily Record
Kailani Village
Long Beach
Santa Monica
Burbank
Mt. Wilson
Palmdale
Riverside
Palm Springs
Bakersfield
San Diego
Anaheim
Santa Ana
Grealting
Mary and
Jake
Los Alamos
Dicalite
General Refractories Company
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