Chess Tournament Advances in Johns-Manville Title
A field of 19 players competes in the third Johns-Manville Title Chess Tournament at the Housing Authority Building 217 W Maple Ave. Rick Cowdry defends his title as eight players won their first round games. Final rounds conclude tomorrow with Ross Perry and Jay Spowart adjourned and Tom Stuermer off to a bye.
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Johns- Manville
Housing Authority
W. Maple Ave
Rick Cowdry
Gary Field
David Bryant
Larry Furphy
Dave Wallis
John Rocha
Bob Wineinger
Vaughn Proctor
Ross Perry
Jay Spowart
Tom Stuermer
Obituaries for Edna Houk and Abe Watkins in Lompoc
Edna Ethel Houk 76 died in a Santa Maria rest home. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at McPeek Family Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Robert E. Montgomery officiating. She was born in Riceville Tennessee and lived in Lompoc 58 years, survived by son Edward Houk, sister Mary Singleton, Ventura, and four grandchildren. Abe F. Watkins 69 died at Santa Barbara General Hospital. Lived in Lompoc 45 years at 211 North C Street. Retired from J-M in 1967 after 36 years at the Lompoc plant. funeral arrangements pending at McPeek Family Mortuary. Further information to follow in the Record.
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McPeek
Edna Ethel Houk
Santa Maria
Robert E. Montgomery
First Methodist Church
Houk
Riceville
Tennessee
Lompoc
Edward Houk
Mary Singleton
Ventura
McPeek Family
Avery
Abe) F. Watkins
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Watkins
North C Street
J-M
City meetings slated for next week in Lompoc area
Next week officials schedule a series of meetings across Lompoc and Santa Ynez communities. Planning Commission at City Hall Monday 7 30 p m Hospital District Board special meeting 7 p m in the hospital Tuesday School Board at Cabrillo High Little Theater Vandenberg Village and Lompoc Library Board 8 p m Santa Ynez River Water Conservation District 8 p m 3622 Sagunto St Santa Ynez Wednesday Parks and Recreation Commission 7 30 p m City Hall.
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Lompoc
Cabrillo High School
Little Theater
Vandenberg Village
East North Avenue
Santa Ynez River
Correction clarifies Benz lineage and honors regional award win
The Daily Record corrects Charles Benz’s parentage to Mr and Mrs George Benz of 1112 East Peach and notes his victory in the area business majors division of the Bank of America California Community College Award. A county farm bureau luncheon is announced for Monday at Lions Inn with reports by Al Romain and Dick Henning. Marriage licenses issued in Lompoc list numerous couples including Runkle/Underwood and Smith/Gebhardt among others.
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Charles Benz
George Benz
E. Peach
Lompoc
Lompoc High School
Benz
Bank of America California Community College
Santa Barbara
Dennis Benedict Runkle
Oak Ave
Tari Lynn Underwood
Sirius Ave
Vandenberg Village
Richard Perry Smith
Jacqueline Ann Plumb
N. Second St
Joseph Neal Harris
North Rd
Kristen
Welfare rulings push Santa Barbara costs higher
The State Supreme Court ruling favoring a employable San Mateo relief recipient challenges county policy denying general relief to employables. Santa Barbara officials warn costs will rise in 1971 72 and AFDC conformity and Reagan reforms may alter the budget.
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Santa Barbara County
State Supreme Court
San Mateo County
Santa Barbara
Arthur Nelson
Nelson
Raymond Johnson
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Sportsman’s Field
la Purisima Mission
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Avery Watkins
Daily Record
Sue Gebhardt
Calle Neto
Mission Hills
Joseph Howard Sharp
Ursula Gretchen Wagoner
N. D St
Jack Kendrick Massie II
Guadalupe St
Kristine Marie Carnathan
Katsura Ave
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Robert Eugene Barto
E. Lemon Ave
Paul Edwin Crawford
Ashland
Gayle Arlene Vanderpool
Burlingame
Gary Wayne Hedrick
N. L St
Catherine Jo Higgins
Milky Way
William Fred Ridenour
Jacksboro
Tenn
Annita Louise Candelaria
Draco, Dr
Patty Vagts
David McGee
Lompoc American Legion Post 211
Carpentieria
North H Street
Lompoc, California
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Mathers
Central Coast
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Patty
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