Community events calendar highlights in Lompoc area
Open House at Christmas Cheer headquarters on November 16 from 1 to 4 PM at 316 N First St with a briefing about the project. Christmas Cheer Chairman Rosemary McIntosh noted contact details. Lompoc Sportsman Association hosts trap shoot and BBQ with beans and bread, dinner at 7 PM at the Sports Field near La Purisima Mission. $1 donation funds a local youth scholarship. call Roger Vick or Jim Long for details. Lompoc Head Start Parents bake sale November 18 and 19 at Lompoc Shopping Center to aid Christmas gifts. UNICEF cards sold in Lompoc and Vandenberg Post Offices Nov 13 to Dec 1. AAW branch members staff post offices daily 11 AM to 2 PM. Auld Lang Syne Club Thanksgiving Pot Luck Dinner November 24 at Parks and Recreation Building 105 S C St. Mary Frances Parker to roast turkey. bring place settings and dishes. Submission line invites readers to submit items by calling 6 4567 before Wednesday 5 PM.
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H&r
Chestnut
Rosemary McIntosh
Lompoc
Unicef
Vandenberg
Lompoc- Vandenberg
American Association of University Women
Auld Lang Syne Club
Parks and Recreation
South C St
Mary Frances Parker
Mission Federal S&L Wins Lompoc Branch Approval
Mission Federal Savings and Loan Association received Federal Home Loan Bank Board approval to open a Lompoc branch near College and North H Street. The Spring 1973 opening will serve Lompoc, Vandenberg AFB, and nearby communities, with offices already in Santa Barbara Goleta and Camarillo.
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Mission Federal Savings and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Lompoc
William L. Coulson
Coulson
College and
North H Street
Mission Federal
Savings and Loan Association
South Coast
Santa Barbara
San Roque
Fairview
Goleta
Camarillo
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Science on a Shoestring grants deadline set for December
Dr. Fred J. Greenough reminds junior and senior high students to submit applications for Science on a Shoestring grants by December 5. Last year eight of 22 winners were from Lompoc and Cabrillo high schools. Grants up to 50 dollars support biology and physics projects and are available through teachers or the Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo Counties Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Greenough
American Heart Assn
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Heart Assn
P.O
Greenough
Heart
Lompoc Record Public Notice and Publication Details
Entered as second class mail in California under Act of Congress. Adjudicated legal newspaper under Superior Court Decree No. 47065. The Lompoc Record is published by Lompoc Record Publications, a California Corporation, 126 North I St, Lompoc. Subscription rate $2.25 per month. Home delivery by mail. Published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day.
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California
Lompoc
Tim Conner
Clete Lunny
Wesley A. Huffman
Ray McCuen
Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Space shuttle component bids released by North American Rockwell
North American Rockwell Space Division issued RFPs for three major orbiter structures the wing mid fuselage and vertical stabilizer with bid deadlines Dec 15 1972 for vertical stabilizer Jan 10 1973 for wing and Jan 24 1973 for mid fuselage A bidder conference will clarify questions and two phase contracts will cover preliminary design and full fabrication Boeing Beech Cessna General Dynamics Fairchild Grumman Lockheed LTV McDonnell Douglas Martin Northrop named as potential bidders and NA chosen by NASA for a six year 2.6 billion contract to develop the space shuttle system
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Downey
North American Rockwell
Space Division
Bastian
Buz
Hello
Boeing Co
Seattle
Wash
Beech Aircraft Corp
Wichita
Kans
Cessna Aircraft Corp
General Dynamics Corp
San Diego
Calif
Fairchild Republic
Farmingdale
Long Island
N.Y
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Bethpage
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Burbank
LTV Vought Aeronautics Co
VAFB surpasses CFC goal with $75,523 in donations
Vandenberg Air Force Base personnel and nearby federal agencies exceed the Combined Federal Campaign goal by raising 75,523.65 dollars. Lt. Col. W A Lenz notes the six year total near 390,000 while average gifts rise from 11.33 to 13.85 dollars. Funds will support Northern Santa Barbara UF and national health and service groups.
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W. A. Lenz
Vandenberg
Ralph H. Dowell, Jr
Phil Cardin
Board of Directors
Santa Barbara County
United Fund
National Health and International Service
W.A. Lenz
Lenz
Charles Bohannon
Lompoc
Santa Maria
National Health and Service
UCSB selects local firm for major library expansion
The Regents name Arendt-Mosher-Grant of Santa Barbara executive architect for a 131000 square foot addition to the UCSB library. It will adjoin the current building, add 540000 volumes, and cost about 6240000 dollars. Planning funds exist this year with 1973 74 budget construction funding sought for 1975 completion. The firm has designed UCSB projects including University Center Marine Laboratory Music unit 2 and Centennial House and won an ALA AIA Award for the Cate School McBean Library design.
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Santa Barbara
Regents
University of California
UCSB
Stephen S. Goodspeed
Arendt-Mosher-Grant
Anacapa St
University Center
Marine Laboratory
Lotte Lehmann
University House
Centennial House
McBean
Cate School
Carpinteria
American Library Association
American Institute of Architects
Frost Wins Seat. No Choice Yet for County Planning Post
Frank Frost 42, UCSB history professor, won a First District supervisor seat in a no growth platform win. He may appoint to the Planning Commission but has not decided. Frost accused Road Commissioner Leland Steward over an Ellwood eucalyptus incident. Steward denies involvement. Frost and rival James Slater faced trespass arrests during the campaign.
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Frank Frost
University of California Santa Barbara
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Frost
Carpinteria
George Bliss
Santa
James Slater
Slater
Goleta Chamber of Commerce
Michael M. Morisoli
Santa Maria planning panel hears rezoning bid walk
John F. Adam Jr. of Santa Maria, a new member of the County Planning Commission, appeared at a public hearing on a general plan amendment and rezoning for local property. He disclosed he is one of six owners of the North West Main Street property and sought a continuance due to others’ need to return to Santa Maria.
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County Planning Commission
John F. Adam, Jr
Santa Maria
Adam
West Main St
Blosser Rd
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