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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1971
Page
3
A mother at La Canada School on West North Avenue leads a community effort addressing traffic dangers. Her initiative creates a pioneering safety program linking school and neighborhood to reduce risks near the campus.
Lompoc residents are invited to a 16 week level beginner hoedown in City Hall auditorium from 8 to 10 PM starting Monday. The event invites currently enrolled beginners and inactive dancers to join the program.
Clarence Frederick Bacon 79 died yesterday at Kimberly Rest Home in Santa Maria. Graveside services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Rev Kenneth Boyd officiating. Born February 25 1891 in Pleasant Grove Utah he moved to Lompoc in 1932 and managed Puritan Ice Co retiring in 1941. He lived at 5195S LSt. Survived by three sisters Mrs Bert Hale Mrs Ella Bodell Mrs Jessie Woolsey and a brother Hugh Bacon.
Commission funds asked for budgeted support to hire a professional director and cover expenses for the new County Addiction and Drug Abuse Committee. Lorenzo Dall Armi warned that without adequate funding from the Board of Supervisors, the program may fail. The group, led by Wilbur Wheaton as first chairman, held its session in Santa Ynez with a next meeting planned for Feb. 17.
William QO Allen, 16, son of Calvin and (address) Sumac Ave, received the Record’s Carrier of the Year award at Grange Hall with over 100 guests. He signed 139 new subscribers, had no complaints, and was honored while his mother accepted the trophy in his absence due to a wrestling match in San Luis Obispo. Stephen P. Wilson, 14, was runner up.
Administrative Officer Raymond D. Johnson advances a mid winter county budget report predicting a deteriorating cash balance and declining revenues amid growing funding requests. The plan, to be presented to the Board of Supervisors Monday, could set the tone for county spending cuts in the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1.
Eldon Haskell of Santa Barbara submitted the apparent lowest bid of 434 795 dollars, about 20 percent under the engineer's estimate for a Route 154 project between Route 101 and Alta Street Los Olivos. The plan expands a 3 mile segment to 40 feet with shoulders asphalt and a slight realignment plus a new Alamo Pintado Creek bridge.
The county plans an open house this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the new Goleta Valley jail, a $3.2 million facility expected to relieve overcrowding. Women prisoners may be housed there by Feb 1 with unsentenced transfers Jan 31. men prisoners will move later.
Police investigated a late night motel party where dancer Lovey reported her partner in the act missing. Authorities suspect a guest abducted the partner, an eight foot boa constrictor, tied to the evening’s disappearance. Closing stock notes appear at page end.
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