Tolson Named Branch Manager At Security Pacific Vandenberg
William E Tolson, a Santa Barbara resident, is promoted to branch manager of Security Pacific Bank s Vandenberg Village branch He previously served as assistant vice president in the bank s tri county Santa Barbara region. The article also notes other local business moves including Russ Wright joining Kenned O Neal Real Estate as sales manager, Joann Moya and Genny Ortega visiting Gift Show purchases, Ronald C Sloan named First Valley Bank assistant manager operations officer, Montgomery Ward in Lompoc expanding to Santa Maria, and local business openings such as the Peanut Gallery store in Lompoc Plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Tolson
Santa Barbara
Security Pacific Bank
Vandenberg Village
Tolson
Tri-County
Illinois
Illinois Wesleyan University
Kenneth O'Neal
Joann Moya
Genny Ortega
Valley Rexall Drugs
Lompoc
San Francisco
Valley Rexall
Playboy
Montgomery Ward
Santa Maria
North H Street
Wards
Frederick W. Cordes
Cordes
Perry M. Smith
Cypress Ave
William
Dottie) Graves
Sandy Walther
Doris Florow
Marge Lustig
Glorene Graham
Bobbi Brechwald
Local Hancock students win first round of Bank of America awards
Four Allen Hancock College students advance to the Bank of America Community College Awards semi finals in Salinas on March 20. Teresa Frazier and Dean Matlack from Hancock, joined by Ronald Scott and Frank Orazio of Santa Maria, compete for a share of more than 85 000 in cash prizes. Teresa Frazier, a Cabrillo High School graduate, plans UC Santa Cruz sociology major. Dean Matlack, Lompoc High School graduate, earns automotive certificates and serves in automotive groups. Scott has a 3.74 GPA in business and tutors accounting. Orazio will study chemistry and pre med at Cal Poly.
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Mission Hills
Lompoc Valley
Allen Hancock College
Bank of America
Teresa L. Frazier
Via Lato
Dean C. Matlack
Lompoc
Santa Maria
Ronald E. Scott
Frank C. Orazio
Salinas
San Francisco
Teresa Frazier
Cabrillo High School
University of California At
Santa Cruz
Future Farmers of America
The
American Field Service
National Institute For Automotive Service Excellence
Automotive Technicians Association
Hancock Auto Club
Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Ronald Scott
Frank Orazio
Cal Poly
California
Vandenberg AFB SAMTEC wives bid farewell to Mrs Lowe
SAMTEC ladies hosted a March 6 luncheon at Chandelles Restaurant Santa Maria to honor Mrs Jessup D Lowe first lady of SAMTEC retiring with General Lowe. About 120 guests plus gifts and scrapbook photos marked three years of service.
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Samtec
Chandelles
Santa Maria
Jessup D. Lowe
Lowe
Tullahoma
Tenn
Etta Chambers
Vivian Dew
Ann Gosdin
Doris Conley
Glorene Graham
Riki Hartley
Bobbi Brechwald
Heddy Kiernan
Bobbi Gandy
Mary Ann Raddatz
Jane Calhoun
Mary Holdsambeck
Lowe’s
Vandenberg
Bruce Fall
Royal flush draws crowd at low-stakes poker table
Royal flush odds are cited as 649 765 to 1 yet two players in the same game both draw royal flush. With a 10 cent bet and $28 in the pot, they split the winnings. The note mentions Sgt and Mrs John Sindlinger and other birth notices tied to VAFB and Lompoc addresses.
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Ronald C. Sloan
First Valley Bank of
M. Robert Stevens
Sloan
Bank
Mick
Connie Steffen
Linda Johanssen
Steffen
Peanut Gallery
Lompoc Plaza
Delta Junction
Alaska
UPI
Evergreen Inn
Steak & Lobster
Rucker and
Burton Mesa Rd
Jorgensen
Su Orgaised
Lompo “Shopping Center
Broadway
Vandenberg Afb
Col
Mrs
Thomas Morris
North Island Naval Air Station
San Diego
Barbara
Nebraska
Tom
Tres Condados
Bernard Howard
Caribbean
San Juan
St. Thomas
Martinique
Caracass
Haiti
Curacao
Aruba
Howards
Vandenberg Afb Hospital
Melissa Sparrow
Dennis Sparrow
West North Avenue
Apt
Mark R. Beish
Raymond Beish
Timberland
Wafb
David S. Sindlinger
Las Vegas
Nev
Frank Rosen
Chicago
Sahara Hotel
Joe Esposito
Nancy Spangler
John Sindlinger
Mulberry Drive
Vafb
Marcus John Farmer
John Farmer
North 3Rd St
Jerry Thomas Reece
John Reece
Korina
Ostland
North H St
Maytag
John Silva
Pantihole
Jcpenney
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