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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1969
Page
8
The page lists a February 10 1969 broadcast grid for 8 Lompoc with time blocks and program titles from Mister Ed through news, comedy, dramas, cartoons, and public affairs. It includes channel lineups for Mister Ed Dark Shadows Ozzie and Harriet Time blocks feature News Mahoney and various serials, sports and movie slots with many Spanish language titles interleaved.
Bank issues the Small Business Reporter to help local businessmen obtain financing. It outlines sources, credit rating methods, ownership types, and 11 self questions for growth planning. Emphasizes preparing proposals from a lender’s view and building ongoing relationships with lenders and investors.
Staff Sergeant Gordon R Heurich of the 366th Civil Engineering Squadron at Vietnam era duties received the Bronze Star Medal for leadership and initiative. Colonel William H Joyner presented the award at Vandenberg Air Force Base. Heurich and his family live at 901 W Date Street Lompoc.
Cal Poly opens the Shakespeare Press Museum for regular guided tours year round. The collection, donated by Charles Palmer, includes over 25 major printing and newspaper pieces such as a Campbell Cylinder Press from 1906 and a rare Anson Hardy plough. Tours run Tuesdays and Thursdays 11 am to 2 pm and Saturdays 10 am to 12 noon.
Channel line up lists Lucille Ball at 5 00 5:30 Gilligan 6 Dick Van Dyke News and Hazel and Dream of Jeannie Rowan and Martin Movie News and Sportsman Showcase and Johnny Carson late night.
A dense broadcast grid lists soap operas including Days of Our Lives and The Guiding Light, game shows like Match Game and Hollywood Square, classics such as Love of Life and The Edge of Night, and news slots interspersed with contests and movies throughout the day.
The County Board of Equalization will meet February 11 at 10 am and 2 pm to hear eight more property assessment appeals. Members granted reductions in 11 Santa Barbara area cases this week. Recovered reductions include Campbell 2350, Johnson 2000, Toxby Jr 2500, Amezaga 1000, Schmellin 1000, Ober t 375, Riffero 550, Bain 500, Collier 500, Schoen 50.
Prison officials disclosed a summer tunnel escape plan in the east cellblock was halted when bay salt water seeped in. Inmates dug through concrete floor to reach dirt, widened a shaft to three feet, but routine inspection revealed the hollow patchwork and guards required a jack hammer to reopen the hole.
Captain Richard L. Miller of the 394th Strategic Missile Squadron is awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service as team chief and senior USAF representative to a combined USAF and Vietnam Air Force intelligence unit in Southeast Asia. He serves as chief of the code inserter verifier section at the 394th SMS and resides with his family at 412 Baywood Street, Van denberg AFB.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss how a three card club opening used as a utility bid can lead to favorable contracts. They analyze rebids in diamond and heart sequences and how South should respond to maximize tricks while avoiding trumps. The dialogue highlights bidding logic and hand play in hearts versus diamonds.
Hancock College presents two international affairs lectures this spring as part of the art and lecture series. Evelyn L. Harmer will discuss Life and People in Communist China on February 18 at 8 p.m. in the student center, followed by Harry R. Bradley on Nuclear Proliferation on March 19 at 8 p.m. in the Performing Arts Center. General admission is 50 cents, doors open for ticket purchase. student body card holders gain free admission.
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo hosts a poultry field day on Saturday with Future Farmers of America members from San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. Demonstrations and judging begin 8 30 a m at the campus poultry facility on Mt Bishop Road. Dan Gegna 19 from Perris is student chairman. The 12 acre plant houses 10 000 laying birds a 15 000 egg incubation and processing facilities with 40 students in the Poultry Industry program offering one of 14 B S degrees.
Mrs Cherie Bryant wife of MSgt Charles Bryant of Vandenberg AFB has been named Nursing Supervisor at the Continana Convalescent Hospital 830 East Chapel Santa Maria She trained at New England Deaconess 1949 51 and Colunbus School of Nursing Montana 1966 with top scores She oversees all nursing care medical records medications narcotics treatments and nursing staff at the facility.
Caldwell Idaho Fifty College of Idaho announces fall Dean’s List with a 4.00 GPA. Lompoc residents Margaret Boyd Cheryl Dunham David Dunham Nancy Morris are among the top fifty. Registrar Jeanne DeLorme notes minimum 3.25 GPA for inclusion. Heart attack fatal Paris: Prof. Leon Pompidou dies at 81. father of former French Premier Georges Pompidou.
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