Parade Schedule Continued From Page One
Cabrillo Sr H S Band Mounted Group Bob Stewart and Family Division Four Color Guard California Cavalry Command Division Marshall George Schneider 3rd Generation Drum and Bugle Corps Equestrian Princess Sweetwater Miss Pismo Beach Equestrian Patrick Ragsdale Antique Auto Faith Enterprise Lompoc Valley Riders Assoc Rainbow Girls Float California Cavalry Youth Band Equestrian Blooming Idiots Lou Freeland Clowns Bathroom Clowns Equestrian Jim Montague The Cameos Elks Rodeo Queen Float Elks of Santa Barbara Drum and Bugle Corps Equestrian Ann Ferguson Jess Martinez Equestrian Chris Cabral Rotary Club of Lompoc Float Equestrian Renee Adams Equestrian Diana Manfrina Compton Scorpio Drum Squad Equestrian Mrs Barbara Wolfe Equestrian Norman M Sorensen Novelty Lompoc Res Firefighters Burbank Police Boys Band Fire Trucks City of Lompoc
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California Cavalry Command
George Schneider
Princess Sweetwater
Harold P. Robbins obituary graveside services set
Graveside rites for Harold P. Robbins 49 will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery with Rev. Jeremiah Geran officiating. Robbins born 1924 in West Virginia died in a traffic accident near Lompoc yesterday. He lived in Lompoc 11 years worked at Vandenberg AFB Civil Service for four years after prison service at FCI and Alcatraz. Survived by widow Mary and four children. siblings and grandchildren listed. Memorials to charity. Starbuck Mortuary directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Robbins
Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery
Jeremiah Geran
West Virginia
Robbins
Lompoc
E. Palmetto Ave
Civil Service
Vandenberg Air Force Base
FCI
Alcatraz Island
Lompoc Offenders Receive Jailed Sentences in Drunk Driving Cases
Frank Torres Chaves 37 of Lompoc drew 60 days in county jail on his third DUI after arrest April 21. John Michael Eckert 24 of 411 North H St was fined 750 and jailed 30 days on his third DUI conviction. Judge Terrill F. Cox presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Torres Chaves
Lompoc
Terrill F. Cox
Torres
John Michael Eckert
North H St
Robert Earl Parry
North , St
Parry
Lompoc events offer barbecues concerts and sales this weekend
Coming events include a chicken barbecue at Elks Lodge 119 North I St on Saturday June 29 from 12 to 4 p.m. Adults 2.00, children under 12 1.25. Lompoc Valley Historical open house June 29–30 at Fabing McKay Spanne House. A pancake breakfast June 30 at Masonic Temple. A concert June 30 at Lompoc High School Little Theatre by Martha Sparks and Judy Osmundson with a 1.00 adult 0.50 student donation. Cabrillo High Drill Team enchilada sale orders through July 1 with home delivery July 2. Chamber of Commerce installation and awards banquet July 11 at Lompoc Elks Hall. reservations by calling 64567.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
North I St
Lompoc Valley
Fabing-McKay-Spanne
L St
Walnut Ave
Honda Books
Lompoc
Masonic Temple
Martha Sparks
Judy Osmundson
Lompoc Music Association
Lompoc High School
Little Theatre
Cabrillo High
Local artist spins flower field rug in centennial window display
Mrs. Carmen McIntosh finished a hand hook rug 60 by 80 inches using 150 dollars worth of yarn over six weeks. valued at 1200 dollars, it depicts a flower field in Lompoc inspired by Dee Sudbury art and hangs in Jansson's Liquor, 501 West Ocean through Flower Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
McIntosh
Dee Sudbury
John Lanor Henning
Closing Stock Quotations Reported by Lang and Co
Closing stock quotations are furnished to the Record through Lang and Co at 3865 F Constellation Road Lompoc 733-3551. The notice lists end of day prices for various securities as of the market close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang and Co
Constellation Road
Lompoc
FCI float inspires Flower Festival entry by George Utsunomiya
The Federal Correctional Institution float led by George Utsunomiya showcases a Ryan Park recreation with archway and swings. Inmates spent two months building the design, covering it with 15 square feet of flowers, after George drafts ideas following committee themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Correctional Institution
H Street
George Utsunomiya
George
FCI
Ryan Park
Kann Art Institute
Los Angeles
County SEIU workers approve wage pact in Santa Barbara
The Service Employees' International Union 960 clerical welfare mental health and probation workers vote 56 percent yes to an eight percent raise with additional increases for hospital maids 22.5 percent and night shift 6 percent. A one year sick pay payoff 50 percent for 240 to 960 hours and a new strike fund are approved along with 10 percent for welfare investigators 12.5 percent for laundry truck drivers and 25 dollars monthly for bilingual staff. Earlier about 50 SEIU members settled with the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Employees’ International Union
Santa Barbara
SEIU
Len Roders
County Service Welfare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Robbins
American Legion Post No. 211
Civil Defense Auxiliary Police
Central Coast Square Dance Association
Lompoc’ Rocking Squares
Mary
Sandra Foster
Illinois
Charlene Ann Robbins
San Jose
Robert Lee
Richard Dale
California
Act of Congress
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Daily Record
Lompoc Resource Conservation District
Valley Club
Chestnut Ave
Max Wilson
Jack Arlen Adams
Oakwood Circle Rd
Country Club
Lompoc Hospital
Lompoc-Casmalia Road
Santa Lucia Canyon Road
California Highway Patrol
Adams
Air Force Space and Missile Test Center
Vandenberg
Ron Iverson
Joseph Santos Bordayo
Santa Maria Superior Court
Bordayo
Santa Maria
Carmen McIntosh
The
U.S
American Air
American Can
APECO
At&t
Anaconda
Beth Stl
Boise Cascade
Bunker Ramo
Champ Hms
City Inv
Cordura
Cent Air Line
Cent Oil
Chrysler
Comput Sci Dupont
D.W.G. Corp
Eastman Kodak
Exxon
Fleetwood
Ford Mtr
Fuqua Ind
GAC Corp
Dynam
Elec
Mtrs
Gen Tel
Impr! Corp
Harv
Paper
ITT
John Man
Lear Sieg
Litton Ind
Lockheed
McDon Doug
Oxy
Pac Last Air
RCA
Rapid American
Rapid American Wts
Rohr Ind
Sears Roebuck
Cal Edison
Sper Rand
Stand
Oil Cal
Teleprom
Emil Scolari
Scolari
Marguerite
Will) Hall
Helen Reichert
Earle Sweetland
Chamber of Commerce
Kelli Lisle
Marlins
Macrame
J.C. Penney
PHE
Billy the Kid Boys
Double Knit
Lompoc Plaza
W. Don
Vic
Don MacGillivray
w.Don Macgillivray
MacGillivray
Maxwell C. Pellish
Anacapa Street
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