Last Call for Fall Classes and Community Notices
Lompoc Parks and Recreation announce fall class signups at 105 South C Street. Programs include Children's Art Saturdays, three and four to five year olds playschool, and youth tennis sessions. Special services at Temple Beth El on Sunday celebrate Simchat Torah. A basic lifesaving course via Allan Hancock College runs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 to 10 p.m. at the Santa Maria campus pool. SARB orientation seminar set for Sept 30 in Solvang. Assemblyman Hart notes an interim hearing on property tax reform in Santa Barbara on December 11.
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Lompoc Parks and Recreation Department
C” Street
Temple Beth el
Alvin Ave
Ata Maria
Temple Religious School
Paul Rosenblatt
Herbert Pregozen
Allan Hancock College Division of Continuing Education
Santa Maria
Linda Johansen
Mathematics mini conference slated for college tomorrow
The fifth annual mini conference sponsored by the California central coast mathematics council and the county schools office will be Saturday 8 to 3 at Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria. About 200 participants are expected for sessions led by Lorenzo Dall Armi and Leonard of California State University Fullerton with talks on seeing math and new curriculum directions.
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California central _— coast mathematics council
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Lorenzo Dall’Armi
Bill
Jan Fair
Santa Maria High School
Cooperage
Marty Hiatt
Long Beach
Cording
Paul Jillson
Leonard
Alfred M. Bachman
Cal Poly
Gayle Arthur
Clarence Ruth
North County
Lompoc Record Publication Details and Mail Rates
The Lompoc Record is an adjudicated daily newspaper published by Lompoc Record Publications at 115 No H St Lompoc under Superior Court Decree No 47065. It lists staff and affiliations and notes mail rates 2.50 per month in Santa Barbara County and 3.00 outside, with subscriptions paid in advance. Set in Lompoc California.
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Lompoc
California
Act of Congress
Gibby Call
California Newspaper Publishers Association
United Press International
International Press Institute
InterAmerican Press Association
California Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
California Newspaper Youth Foundation
Santa Barbara
Obituaries for Harold Saltzman and William Spangler
Funeral services for Harold Saltzman 51 are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Starbuck Mortuary Chapel with interment at 3:30 p.m. at Los Angeles National Cemetery. Saltzman born 1924 in New York died Wednesday at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara. survived by Marilyn wife two sons a sister and granddaughter. Memorials to Heart Fund. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 8 p.m. at mortuary. Funeral services for William Spangler 65 follow Monday at Greenlawn Mortuary Bakersfield with interment at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Spangler born 1910 in Arkansas died Thursday in Lompoc District Hospital. survived by Odessa wife two sisters. Local arrangements by Starbuck Mortuary.
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Starbuck
Saltzman
Marilyn
Sarah Saltzman
Florida
Stephan Saltzman
Massachusetts
Terry Saltzman
San Diego
Ruth Fry
Hollywood
William Spangler
Greenlawn Mortuary
Bakersfield
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Spangler
Arkansas
Lompoc District Hospital
Lompoc
North O St
Board to Hear Groundwater Protection Ordinance
The Board of Supervisors will consider a Health Department proposal to regulate well construction modification and abandonment in unincorporated county areas. A hearing is scheduled for Monday to discuss protections against groundwater contamination from poor wells.
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Board of Supervisors
Health Dept
Valley Riders announce sixth annual trail ride
The Lompoc Valley Riders schedule their 6th Annual Competitive Trail Ride at Signorelli Ranch seven miles south on Miguelito Canyon Road October 5. It starts 9 a.m. and lasts about four hours with 25 obstacles judged on maneuverability, manners, and horse condition. Entries close October 1 for 75 riders. entry fee is $6 with blanks at western or feed stores and mailed in.
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Lompoc Valley
Signorelli Ranch
Miguelito Canyon Road
So I Street
Sandie Daeges
Steering column locks curb California auto theft business
A Highway Patrol study shows steering column locks cut theft risk. Cars with locks suffered 5.9 thefts per thousand vs 17.5 without. If all cars had locks, about 45,000 fewer thefts could occur annually, saving over 45 million dollars.
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California
Highway Patrol
Glen Craig
Craig
American Motors
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Volkswagen
Chevrolet
John Hartsell Named National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist
National Merit Scholarship Corporation lists John Hartsell of Lompoc High as a semi finalis t in the 1976 National Merit Program. He is among 15 000 nationwide vying for about 3 800 scholarships next spring.
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National Merit Scholarship Corporation
John Hartsell
Harry L. Hartsell
Lompoc
John
Semimonthly Chamber Flea Market and Community Events
Community listings for Lompoc include a semi annual Flea Market at Lompoc High School on Saturday September 27 with space reservations via Chris Cass. Also a Mexican Social Organization dance at Veterans Memorial Building with La Rebelion, admission 2 50. Knights of Columbus breakfast Sunday September 28. Loyal Order of the Moose hosts country breakfast September 28. United Church of Christ patio sale October 3 4. Roaring Camp trip for seniors November 6 priced 25 with bus from Scolari's market.
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Chamber of Commerce
Lompoc High School
Chris Cass
Veterans Memorial Building
la Rebelion
Knights of Columbus Council
Council Hall
E. Chestnut and
C St
The
Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge
W. Laurel
Senior Citizens Hospitality House
W. Maple
United Church of Christ
Constellation Road
Roaring Camp
Big T
Community Woman’s Club
Scolari’s
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