Lompoc Open League slows pitch winners and second-place ties
U Save Liquors shut out Village 13 0 to clinch the 1969 Open League slow pitch title finishing 11 of 12. FCS blanked the Doctors 10 0 to share second with Village and the Dubs at 6 6. Moore Riley and Hartley led the winners with home runs and three hits, while Frank Romero Sr. allowed three hits in a three hitter. Incline Village opens tennis ahead with Rod Laver Pancho Gonzalez Ken Rosewall and Andres Gimeno among entrants.
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U Save Liquors
Theason
FCS
Doctors
Village
The
Dubs
U Save Nine
U-Save
Jerry Hartley
Horace Owens
Owens
PCI
Frank Romero
Riley
Moore
Wil U Save Liquor An
Et Village
FCI & Duds
Akio Ae
Incline Village
Nev
UPI
Rod Laver
U.S
Pancho Gonzalez
Ken Rosewall
Andres Gimeno
All-Jalopy Event Scheduled After Stockers Squabble
The Santa Maria Speedway plans an all jalopy program tomorrow night with a $350 purse and $100 to the main event winner. Harold Rose, chief steward, cancelled the stock car division for the remainder of the season while promising continued jalopy racing and boosted prize money for the final weeks.
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Santa Maria Speedway
Harold Rose
Speedway
Santa Maria
Spud Simkins
Rose
Acre
Simkins
Lions Prospects Stay Turbulent Amid Trialed Offense
Franchise in turmoil translates to ragged field performance with a shaky offensive line. Murray Olderman surveys Detroit Lions after merger noting renewed signings, aging stars, and potential boosts from rookies and returning players despite a 4 8 2 pace. defense shows strength, offense remains a concern with pass and run units analyzed.
Lompoc Planning Commission to Hold Public Hearing on Use Permit
The Lompoc Planning Commission will hold a public hearing in the City Hall Council Room at 119 West Walnut Avenue on September 22, 1969 at 7 30 p m to consider a use permit for Lester A and Betty Bondietti to build a large accessory building at 508 South M Street in the A 1 zone Lots 34 35 36 Block 129 Plans are on file and available for inspection Written comments may be submitted to the Planning Department 119 West Walnut Avenue LOMPOC PLANNING COMMISSION SECRETARY CLINTON E SHERROD 1T Sept 12 1969
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Lompoc
Planning Director
Planning Department
West Walnut Avenue
Clinton E, Sherrod
Lompoc Hearing on Clock Shop Permit at 226 South D Street
The city schedules a public hearing for September 22 1969 at 7 30 p m to consider Paul Highfills petition for a use permit to operate a sale and repair of clocks from his residence at 226 South D Street in the R 2 Zone Lots 26 and 27 Block 87 Written comments should be sent to the Planning Department at 119 West Walnut Avenue Lompoc Secretary Clinton E Sherrod September 12 1969.
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Lompoc
Planning Department
West Walnut Avenue
Clinton E. Sherrod
Notice of Trustee Sale on property in Santa Barbara County
Dayton Investment Corporation trustees sale set for October 8 1969 at 11:00 AM at the Figueroa Anacapa entrance Santa Barbara courthouse. Property legaly described as Lot 166 Tract 10221. Breach of default and declaration of fault recorded June 5 1969. Sale to satisfy principal due plus interest advances fees and expenses.
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Dayton Investment Corporation
Harold Francis Hopson
Bonnie J. Hopson
County Recorder
Santa Barbara
California
United States
Figueroa and
Anacapa Street
City of
County of Santa Barbara
State of
Advertising Rates and Directory Listings Summary
Classified pages detail ad rates for six days and single insertions, deadlines, and cash terms. Mentions Lompoc Record Publications, Mesa Missilier, and local listings for real estate, vehicles, services, and events. Includes notices for community organizations and a lost item notice.
Milan to Chicago sleeper derails without injuries
CHIASSO Italy (UPI) passengers on the Milan to Chicago sleeper reached Chicago safely after their car uncoupled from Express Train 380 and jumped the track but did not overturn. The incident caused a shake up yet left no injuries and the car continued the journey with the next train.
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Chiasso
Italy
UPI
Chicago
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World Boxing Association
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Journeyman
High Desert
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Nick Eddy
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Charley Bradshaw
Rockne Freitas
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Chuck Walton
Bob Kowalkowski
Roger Shoals
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Jerry Rush
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Larry Hand
John Baker
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Wayne Walker
Paul Naumoff
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Dick LeBeau
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Wayne Rasmussen
Tommy Vaughan
Errol Mann
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Vienna
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Speight Fence and Patio Co
Lost
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Stillman’s Cleaners
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