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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1975

Page

9

Gregory and McPeek Mortuary expands co ownership in Lompoc

Don Gregory joins his brother Neil Gregory as co owner and operator of Gregory and McPeek Mortuary in Lompoc. Don serves on the Port Hueneme Adventist Hospital board and has been named to the Lompoc March of Dimes for 1975 76 fund drive and to the Lompoc Rotary Club. The firm remains family owned and operates as the Mortuary Contract Facility for Vandenberg Air Force Base and the Federal Correctional Institution.

Gregory and McPeek Mortuary Don Gregory Neil Gregory Don Port Hueneme Gregory Lompoc Gregory and McPeek Mortuary Vandenberg Air Force Base Federal Correctional Institution

Community notices and Cabrillo Booster events in Vandenberg Village

Vandenberg Village residents assist family members recovering from eye surgery in Oliver Springs Tenn. Cabrillo High School booster club invites all parents to their monthly meeting. Cabrillo activities include cross country, JV and varsity sports, and upcoming league play. Carnival at La Mesa and nutrition workshop notes follow.

Cabrillo High School Cabrillo Booster Club Booster Club Cabrillo Santa Maria Arroyo Grande Lompoc Righetti Visalia Waller Park Allan Hancock

Indian Wheel in Wyoming Sparks New Study on Origins

University of Wyoming researchers challenge prior views of the Big Horns wheel. Michael Wilson argues the 28-spoke circle is a recent, sun aligned structure likely used as a vision quest or for practical morning warming. He cites lichen growth and pottery as clues showing a younger date and Shoshone or Crow builders.

Greybull Wyo Wyoming Big Horn Mountains University of Wyoming Michael Wilson John Eddy Eddy Wilson George Frison Frison

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