Pismo Beach Prep for 25th Annual Clam Festival Weekend
Pismo Beach gears up for thousands of visitors at the 25th Clam Festival Friday through Sunday. Forecast calls for clear warm weather and low tides aiding clamming. TV actor Don Galloway will crown the festival queen and serve as parade Grand Marshal with over 100 entries. The event features an art show, races, contests, food booths, dances, and a kids’ carnival. Clam regulations require four and a half inch clams. licenses available locally.
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Pismo Beach
Chamber of Commerce
Don Galloway
Ed Brown
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Jean Coho
a_Lion’s’ Club barbecue, a Kiwanis Club
Department of Fish and Game
Hancock Students Reach State Scholarship Semi finals
Allan Hancock College reports 35 students reach the California State Scholarship Program semi finals led by Elena Albertoni and Thomas Gasaway among others. Finalists will be chosen on need. scholarships cover tuition and fees at state and private colleges and renew each year.
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Allan Hancock College
Robert Penny
Hancock
Penny
Scholarship and Loan Commission
Bonnie-Lee Harris
Paul D. Heuchert
Charlotte L. Ito
Gary G. Johnson
Douglas C. Jones
Anthony W. Keaty
Bill W. Lowery
Michael Mintz
Patricia K. Miyake
Kenneth E. Mosteller
Kathleen T. Phillips
Anthony W. Pianfetti
Rafael P. Quiroga
Robert A. Sato
Herbert L. Schwieterman
Barbara A. Sprenkel
Linda L. Stouch
Mary J. Treankler
Robert R. Trujillo
Elizabeth M. Wells
Lawrence J. Zaragoza
County Eyes 10 Cent Tax for 1971 72 Capital Outlay
County supervisors, with Administrative Officer Raymond D Johnson, support keeping the traditional 10 cent levy for capital outlay for next fiscal year starting July 1. They reviewed 16 projects led by the Santa Maria Juvenile Hall at 250000 and Lompoc County Building at 354000, noting funds may exhaust the levy.
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Raymond D. Johnson
Santa Maria
Lompoc County
Public Works
Norman Caldwell
Johnson
Interest earnings rise for county funds in fiscal year
County Treasurer Edward McMillan reported total interest earnings for the current fiscal year near 1 278 335 with 1 066 468 earmarked for the general fund. The remainder boosts highway and flood control funds creating over 212 000 in non general fund interest this year.
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Board of Supervisors
Edward McMillan
McMillan
County board approves park improvements and labor council project
The Board of Supervisors approved the appointment of William F. Luton and Fred Pratt to the County Delinquency Prevention Commission and released Andrew McDonough and Joe Arca from the commission. An agreement with Santa Maria Central Labor Council to improve Waller County Park was approved and funded by the labor council. A resolution of thanks will be sent to the council. The board set hearings for Feb 16 on 36 agricultural preserves and called for bids on 350000 in Santa Barbara Junior College District bonds for road and signal work at East Valley and San Ysidro roads with county share 17000. They also discussed Isla Vista traffic, Methadone program backing, and fire taxation changes in Lompoc.
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Board of Supervisors
William F. Luton
Santa Barbara
Fred Pratt
Santa Maria
County Delinquency Prevention Commission
Andrew McDonough
Joe Arca
Commission
County
Labor Council
Ventura County
Santa Barbara County
Los Prietos
Leland Steward
Ed Borzelli
Goleta Valley Investment Corp
Isla Vista
Daniel G. Grant
David D. Milner
City of
Lompoc
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