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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1970
Page
3
The District Office of Congressman Charles M Teague will be open February 10 from 10 30 A M to 4 30 P M at the Post Office Building in Santa Maria. Mrs Kathryn M Keith field assistant will attend. appointments or assistance can be arranged by calling WA 2 4491.
The Lompoc Recreation Department offers a beginners cake decorating course on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. starting February 10. Registration is six dollars. For more information call RE 6-1261 Ext. 51.
A winter concert will be presented Monday at 7 30 p m in the Lompoc Junior High School auditorium featuring the Junior High Concert Band and the school orchestra. Admission is free and the public is invited. A similar program will be presented to students on February 11.
Estate Drapey remains active in Lompoc contrary to a previous Record story. A White Elephant Sale by the British Wives Club at Vandenberg Air Force Base is set for February 10 at 7 30 p.m. in the Community Center. Call Mrs McKenna or Mrs Plummer for details.
George Massiatte Jr., 19, of Vandenberg Air Force Base, suffered a scalp laceration and Lupe Guerrero, 25, of 220 Cypress Avenue, was under observation at Lompoc Hospital after a traffic crash in Miguelito Park yesterday. Massiatte, treated at the base hospital, was released. CHP reports he lost control, striking a tree. Guerrero’s car sustained major damage.
Rachel Holt 77 died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Services are at St Marys Episcopal Church Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. She was a schoolteacher for 25 years, born May 30 1892 in Greene New York. Survivors include son David Holt of Lompoc and daughter Nancy Miller of River Forest Illinois. John Hagelin 84 died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Earp and Sons Mortuary Kansas City Missouri with interment Mt Washington Cemetery. He was born October 16 1874 in Sweden and was an engineer before retirement. Survivors include daughters Genevieve Payne and Ellen Ross and sons Guy Holbrook and Cecil Holbrook. Local arrangements by McPeek Family Mortuary.
The Board of Supervisors will receive a report Monday from Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson and County Counsel George P. Kading on the status of suspended County Petroleum Engineer David K. Bickmore. Bickmore, 51, was suspended Jan. 26 after admitting he signed a promissory note tied to a debt from a former mining venture.
Los Alamos faces a clash as the Planning Commission approves a 3 488 acre preserve that intrudes on eight city blocks and part of town lots. The proposal by Eugene Ferrero and relatives would rezone to a 100 acre agricultural district despite existing commercial and residential zones.
Mrs. Gilly 29 indicted for conspiracy and accused with husband in the murder of United Mine Workers leader Joseph A Jock Yablonski. A U S commissioner ordered jailed in 250000 bond on federal charges of interfering with union rights by force or violence and obstructing justice.
Closing stock quotations list for major firms including Alcan American Can Ford Motor General Dynamics General Electric General Motors Sears Roebuck United Aircraft U.S. Steel Westinghouse Woolworth and others. The report shows current prices and trading volume totaling 10,150,000 shares.
Nine more agricultural preserves totaling 6565 acres received approval recommendations from the County Planning Commission. They cover Lompoc Valley Los Alamos Jalama and Gaviota areas with multiple applicants and acreages including Olga Tognazzi Alfred Pata Eugene Filippini Ferrero and Monighetti groups. The panel tabled Barbara Andrews 46 acre amalgamation for February 18 review.
An old listing for Braun Pharmacy at 101 So H St RE 6-1251 advertises free delivery and Blue Chip Stamps. Arden Caron Coty and Madame Rojas are mentioned in the ad.
County Road Commissioner Leland Steward seeks Monday board approval for a parade permit allowing Cabrillo High School band practice each Wednesday 3 to 3 40 p m along a route down Const el lation Aldabarren Polaris and Sirius Streets with parallel streets for car passage through May.
In Sacramento the Senate battles over leadership as Jack Schrade seeks a pro tem post against Republican senator How ard Way. Estimates place Schrade’s votes between 15 and 29 with Way maintaining influence through a bipartisan coalition while Democrats fear reapportionment pressure.
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