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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1970
Page
3
A rummage style sale at the Culligan Soft Water plant 1001 W Apple Ave runs Saturday and Sunday from 8 a m to 6 p m for queen candidate Judy Snipes. Each dollar spent earns a queen candidate ticket. Proceeds support Lions Club activities and the event features quality merchandise.
Fundraisers at Vandenberg AFB main exchange run Monday from 9 am to 5 pm with a queen candidate ticket for each dollar spent. FLEA MARKET at Security Pacific Bank lot Saturday 11 am to 4 pm supports queen candidate Sharon Jennings, sponsored by Loyal Order of Moose. Teen dance at Moose Lodge Sunday 1 to 4:30 pm features Mystic Alliance and jam session with donation for Sharon Jennings. Dinner Tuesday at Moose Avenue from 6 to 8 pm offers Salisbury steak and a queen ticket with a $1.25 donation.
A teenage fashion and talent event at the Alpha Club for queen candidate Delores Zazueta has been canceled tonight.
Leo Oldziewski 56 died yesterday at Lompoc District Hospital. He was a Federal Electric Corp. employee and lived at 1308 E Guava. McPeek Family Mortuary conducts arrangements. further details will appear in tomorrow's Record.
The Record lists end of day stock quotations furnished by Rohrbaugh and Co. for major companies including American Motors General Electric General Motors Eastman Kodak International Paper Johns Manville McDonnell Douglas Minnesota Mining Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Transamerica United Aircraft Westinghouse and others with closing prices and volume totaling 8 890 000 shares.
The Goleta Valley general plan amendment to allow El Capitan Ranch rezoning for heavy housing and a large recreational complex was not heard publicly. The County Planning Commission discussed the issue, but the motion to hold a hearing was withdrawn as consensus pointed out conflicts with the master plan, while the Board of Supervisors approved the project 4-1 amid conservationist opposition.
The Record corrects a prior item stating the chapter gave nurse scholarships to high school seniors last Wednesday. The Xi Lambda Iota Beta Sigma Phi chapter actually awarded the scholarships last week to tour seniors. The correction notes regrets and apologies for the error.
State Senator Lagomar's field representative Stewart Norton will hold office hours at the County offices in Lompoc in the conference room Tuesday from 10 am to 3 pm. Constituents may drop by. contact by phone at RE.6-3411.
A correction notes Richard W Simons’ parents as Mr and Mrs A J Donnelly of 1317 N Orchid Ave, not A L Donnelly of 1317 N Orchard. Reserved seat tickets for the San Luis Obispo County Fair are on sale at the fairgrounds administration office with grandstand shows including Ray Price and Glen Yarbrough on August 12 and 13.
A caller warned of a bomb at 4 p.m. on the county supervisors floor prompting deputies and a basement cafeteria halt. As the alert ended with no device found, workers returned and the day stretched into an unusually long break for county staff.
The Lompoc Planning Commission sets a public hearing in the City Hall Council Room at 119 West Walnut Avenue for June 22 1970 at 7 30 p m. The hearing concerns Roy Wahlbergs petition to operate a Dental Ceramic Laboratory at 1128 North Orchid Street in an A-1 Residential Zone Lot 33 LOM 43. Written comments should be directed to the Planning Department. Clinton E F Sherrod Secretary. IT June 12 1970.
Eighty three new U S citizens were naturalized in a Pinal Superior Court ceremony led by Judge Floyd C Dodson. The group included thirteen residents from the Lompoc area with names and addresses listed. Local organizations provided lapel pins, booklets, voter info, and refreshments. Barbara Republican Assembly Lions Club and others supplied nonpartisan voter material.
The Board of Trustees of the Lompoc Unified School District will receive bids up to 2:00 pm on June 26, 1970 for BID No B-316-69-70 at the Purchasing Agent office 1801 North A Street Lompoc CA. Each bid must include a 5 percent certified check or bond payable to the district. The district may reject any bid or waive irregularities and will enter contracts with successful bidders. Dated June 10, 1970.
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