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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1976
Page
2
Lompoc based Dixie Veteman known as Mrs Yeterian gains wide recognition with a forthcoming book Exploring Psychic Reality. Reviews begin March with pre sales of 20000 copies and a West Coast promotional tour. She predicts 1976 events including Reagan Bayh nomination and Korea troop involvement.
Thieves broke into Lompoc Junior High at 234 South N Street last Wednesday stealing two tenor trombones worth 300 each and a 600 valued double French horn. Hapgood School at 234 South A Street had candy machines pried open with unclear losses. Clarence Ruth School at 511 North W Street also shows vending damage with unclear missing items. No suspects named.
In researching costumes for Cry Havoc at Lom poc Civic Theater, Tony Nasato and Mary Jackman Nasato share wartime memories of Bataan and Calumpit. Tony commanded the 31st Infantry, endured capture, imprisonment, and perilous bridges while Mary aided prisoners. they settled in Lom poc in 1947. The production opens February 20 with 2.50 ticket donations benefiting the Boys' Club.
Lompoc Junior High School announces Block L Awards by department with two per semester based on academics, study habits and attitude. Achievement Award recipients include top students across Art English Foreign Language Home Economics Industrial Arts Mathematics Music Practice and more. multiple names listed for each subject.
Two cars collided on Lompoc Casmalia Road at the Wye. One driver Ronald Lee Ortega and passenger Connie Maria Casio were treated. Anne Perez planned private care. Officers cited malfunctioning brakes on Casio's car as a factor. In Paris a delayed Shirley MacLaine show drew a near sellout crowd and boos before she appeared.
Police report losses totaling about $2,500 across four Lompoc burglaries. Patsey A. Green at 405 N Daisy St. loses a tape deck player and jewelry worth $1,565. Rector Lee Williams at 904 W Alden Ave. loses two citizen band radios worth $238 from a vehicle. Ferman Joe Cox at 531 N E St. loses an air compressor valued at $200. Richard Scott Ginez at 218 E Maple Ave. loses a color television set valued at $400.
Steve O Neil Hancock College instructor and edible wild foods expert will give a slide lecture on edible wild plants of the local area at the Tepusquet Sierra Club meeting on February 20 at 8 p m in Santa Maria in Allan Hancock College faculty dining room. The talk includes plant displays and tastings with guidance on locating and identifying plants and how to use them. The public is invited.
The Lompoc Record, published by Lompoc Record Publications, lists staff and management details and outlines mail rates in Santa Barbara County of $2.50 per month and outside Santa Barbara County at $3.00 per month. The paper, a California corporation, operates under Superior Court Decree No. 47065 and is published daily except Saturdays, Sundays, and Christmas Day.
An 18 year old, Carl Welliver, escaped injury after a crash at Willow Avenue and K Street. He was taken to Lompoc Hospital for examination as his car damaged a 14 foot chain link fence. A separate two car collision on H Street and Walnut Avenue injured a one year old riding with Christine DeWoody. The child was shaken but not hurt and to be taken to Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital for examination. Police say neither driver, Joseph Lloyd nor Christine DeWoody, were injured. City officials announce a parents meeting at Lompoc High School cafeteria and a City Council session at 7 30 pm to discuss an animal control ordinance.
Private cremation services were held today for Ernest Nordgren 66 of Solvang a retired photo engraver who died last Saturday at Santa Ynez Valley Hospital He and his wife Lea moved to Solvang four and a half years ago and started Nordgren Instant Print Service on Atterdag Road He later retired after selling the business Nordgren born July 11 1909 in Chicago lived 50 years in Los Angeles before moving to Solvang He served 43 years as a photo engraver with Pacific Press of Los Angeles During World War II he was in the 165th U S Army Signal Corps He survived by his wife a son Steven of Los Angeles his mother Mrs Marie Moeller of Solvang and granddaughter Healther Nordgren of Los Angeles Arrangements were by Loper Funeral Chapel of Lompoc Funeral services for 84 year old Robin F Morris are pending at Starbuck Mortuary as city officials consider wastewater plant associations and a PG E cost proposal The Lompoc Beautification Commission will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in City Hall master street tree plan and Shopping Center trees on agenda Future Farmers of America chapters from Lom poc and Cabrillo High Schools attended a Tulare farm show as part of agricultural studies.
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