Area Council Meeting Set for September 10 in Lompoc
The Area Council will meet Thursday September 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Building at 217 West Maple Avenue. The agenda covers forming task forces in housing day care transportation and other interests and includes electing a Lompoc representative to the Emergency Food and Medical Services Program Policy Advisory Council.
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West Maple Avenue
Lompoc
Emergency Food & Medical Services
Policy Advision Council
Headstart Eligibility Forms Due September 11
Final day to file Headstart eligibility forms is September 11. Forms available at Community Development Center, 214 E Olive, Lompoc. All low income welfare children four years old or entering kindergarten next year should apply.
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E. Olive
Lompoc
Drawing Winners Named for Lompoc Boys Club Art Contest
Winners announced for the first annual Lompoc Boys Club art drawing include Lois White Ron Alvarado Helen Twyford C E Scott Amando Castro Helen Finn Dorothy Osmundson Marilyn Domingos Doris Muller and Evelyn Costa. Lompoc Girls Club will be closed Saturday and Monday for Labor Day weekend reopening Sept 9 with a fall schedule.
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Lompoc Boys Club
Lois White
Locust
Ron Alvarado
W. Apricot
Helen Twyford
S. L
C.E. Scott
S. H. Amando Castro
Apricot
Helen Finn
N. C. B.L. Butts
N. Larkspur
Dorothy Osmundson
Somerset
Marilyn Domingos
Cypress
Doris Muller
Princeton
Evelyn Costa
W. College
Lompoc
Sheriff Lt Merlin L McCune Named Alternate Safety Director
The Board of Supervisors appointed Lt Merlin L McCune of the sheriff's department as the new alternate safety member on the County Employees' Retirement Assn board of directors. He succeeds retired sheriff's officer John Trainor and was the sole candidate.
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Board of Supervisors
Merlin L. McCune
Sheriff's Department
County Employees’ — Retirement Assn
John Trainor
Sheriff's
Lt McCune
Weather and crime report from Texas to Michigan
A Corpus Christi woman recalls damage from Hurricane Celia and lingering roof problems as a new storm delivers 65 mph winds. Early today thunderstorms rise in the Midwest with heavy rain possible in parts of the Northeast. In Birmingham a slim gunman robbed the Manufacturers National Bank branch of 3000 dollars, dropping a tennis ball on exit.
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Corpus Christi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Carolinas
Florida
Mountain States
Concord
Imperial
Calif
Birmingham
Mich
Manufacturers National Bank
Obituary notices for Moore Allen Barca and others
Funeral services are pending for Karen S Moore of Lompoc at McPeek Family Mortuary. Leonard John Allen of Lompoc, 66, died yesterday. services Friday at 2 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Bishop Ray V Bishop Jr. officiating and interment at Lompoc Evergreen Cemetery. Rosary tonight for Walter Barca, 60, at Dudley-Hoffman Mortuary Chapel. Requiem Mass Thursday at St. Louis De Montfort Catholic Church Orcutt. interment Santa Maria Cemetery. Walter was a rancher from Orcutt with ties to the Italian Catholic Federation. donations to Heart Fund requested. Survivors listed for Moore, Allen, and Barca include spouses, children, parents, and siblings across Lompoc, Santa Maria, Salt Lake City, and Orcutt origins. Funeral arrangements handled by local mortuaries.
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McPeek Family Mortuary
Karen S Moore
Lompoc District Hospital
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Davy
Vandenberg Afb
Allen
International Union of Operating Engineers
Dudley - Hoffman
Santa Maria
Walter Barca
Barca
Marian Hospital
St. Louis de Montfort ‘Catholic
Orcutt
Vincent R. McCabe
Harris Station
Italian Catholic Federation
Ida Lena
Eleanor Lachenmaier
Anna Mae Beall
Darlene Hicks
Marilyn Claycamp
Peter and
Albino Barca
Mary Letterman
Inglewood
Lena Luis
Zilda Pollard
Heart Fund
Lompoc Valley Chamber Sets Monthly General Meetings
The Lompoc Valley Chamber of Commerce board approved monthly general membership meetings following a recommendation by President John Martin. Meetings will review current activities with invited members, feature topical programs several times yearly, and announce times and venues each month starting with a kickoff on Thursday September 24 at noon.
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Lompoc Valley
Martin
Supervisors Approve $75,000 Loan to Sandyland Seawall District
The Board of Supervisors approved a loan of 75000 dollars to the Sandyland Seawall Maintenance District. The action supports district needs though terms and conditions will be set before disbursement.
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Board of Supervisors
Sandyland Seawall Maintenance District
LEA News debuts as biweekly education paper in Lompoc
The Lompoc Education Association launches LEA News a biweekly free publication eight pages wide edited by Rod Schmidt with Marybeth Lucas as associate editor. Articles include LEA leaders Richard Wilson Dick Shiers Lorenzo Dall Armi Don Lisle and Rod Schmidt. The issue notes a county loan to strengthen the Sandinan Carpinteria seawall for 64930 and discusses county interest policy and a 9000 carryover in Sandyland with 370000 in taxes levied. The loan may be repaid by year end through tax collections as high interest accrues on surplus funds.
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Rod Schmidt
Marybeth Lucas
LEA News
Richard Wilson
LEA
Dick Shiers
Lorenzo Dall’ Armi
Counts
Don Lisle
Souza Brothers
Sandinand
Carpinteria
Francis Heattie
Sandyland
T Eaves Jr
Santa Barbara council selects panel for planning director post
Council to pick a five member panel including a COUNCiam member and chamber rep to choose top three candidates for the planning director job left vacant by Clint Sherrod's June resignation. The panel will review four vouchers totaling nearly 66,000 and consider garage sale rules as well.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clint Sherrod
Ralph Larson
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Stevens
Planning Commission
George Cotsenmoyver
William Price
Miss Diaz Crowned Queen at Mexican Independence Fiesta
Miss Victoria Diaz will be crowned queen of the Mexican Social Organization during the Fiesta on September 15 at 8 p.m. in the Veterans Memorial building. Sally Alvarado and Catalina Soto will serve as first and second runners-up, with Barbara Garza performing the coronation. A program of Spanish and Mexican dances, then public dancing to the Navegantes orchestra, follows. the public is invited.
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Victoria Diaz
Veterans Memorial
Sally Alvarado
Catalina Soto
Barbara Garza
Navegantes
Hiker plans trek across United States while dodging smog
A long distance traveler from Michigan aims to hike about 1 mile a day eating in restaurants while crossing the United States. He pauses for grooming twice weekly and endures blisters from new boots. He fears Los Angeles smog and plans to publish a book at journey's end.
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United States
Los Angeles
Horujko
Philippines
New Mexico
Michigan
Alaska
Mayor Conducts Civic Ceremony for Couple's Union
The ceremony joined Agnes Sandra June Wolkonecki and Common Council President Jerome Zmoriski in a marriage conducted by Mayor Dominick Assaro. The event took place Saturday and included city purchasing official duties.
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Act Upi
Dominick Assaro
Agnes Sandra June Wolkonecki
Common Council
Jerome Zmoriski
Closing Stocks in Lompoc Record News
The Lompoc Record furnishes closing stock quotations through Rohrbaugh and Co. The notice lists the stock quotations as of Sept 2 1970.
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Lompoc
Rohrbaugh and Co
Constellation Road
Torres Towers Rezoning Approved by County Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors approved rezoning of Torres Towers to allow planned commercial uses including conference venues and housing adjacent to 6850 Colegio Rd Isla Vista. Allen and O'Hara said housing alone became uneconomical as students favor UCSB area apartments. District Attorney Minier proposed a $2 copy price for a new 38 page pamphlet on sentencing to recover county revenue.
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Francisco Torres
Isla Vista
Colegio Rd
Board of Supervisors
County Planning Commission
Allen & O'Hara
David D. Minier
Milier
Minier
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