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"Subscribe" Today LOMPOC RECORD 736-8570 Veterans Building? named a landmark "The original blueprint i 'v pared by Wlnsor Soule and John HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOOUR HUNNY BUNNY LOVE US t' -pr, t-piH By Jack Itegee I The Record The 53-vearold Veterans Memorial Building was officially designated City Historical Landmark No. 10 in a ceremony sprinkled by raindrop Saturday. "The flagpole at the Veterans Memorial is a very controversial item to many Lompoc residents," noted Ella Forney, past commander of William "Bill" Proud Poet 211 of the American Legion. "Contrary to belief, the flagpole at the Veterans Memorial Building never was located at the 'square' at Street and Ocean Avenue," she advised the throng attending the unveiling of a plaque proclaiming landmark status for the building. Fourth District County Supervisor Dianne Owens' representative, Marlene Cartter, unveiled the plaque after Forney narrated a history of the building, which was built in 1938 and officially opened on Feb.

6, 1937. "The flagpole originally located at the square is now, and has been since 1943, located at the Carnegie Library now the Lompoc Historical Museum at the corner of Cypress and South Street 'The flagpole at the Veterans i Memorial Buillding has never been moved from anywhere," Forney said. Frederic Murphy, (Santa Barbara) architects on March 2. 1936, distinctly show the complete plan of the courtyard including a detailed drawing of the flagpole and base. "Sorry folks, the flagpole is part of the original plan and another landmark from the 30's." However, she said thedSrst flag flown from the pole disappeared Just before July 24, 1939 and is still missing.

The building at and Locust streets was erected with federal and county funds on a site partly donated by Legion Post 211. Its cornerstone bears only the year, 1936, and no specific date. Under a Jan. 11, 1937 agreement between the Legion and the Board of Supervisors, three rooms were reserved for the Legion and could not be rented and rules required inside and outside guards at large public functions. On Sept 8, 1983, Post 211 installed a memorial in the courtyard in memory of the lost sailors and the survivors of the seven ships wrecked on Sept 8, 1923 at Point Pedemales-Honda Point off what is now the southern part of Vanden-.

berg Air Force Base. Please Me Vets, A8 jfyy Linda's I Keys ancC Crafts Ktw r. II i ii wzx 1 H.0 7 -siv v. kn mnnyiinn mtl HISTORICAL LANDMARK The Lompoc Veterans Memorial Building is dedicated with fastening of a plaque designating it as a city historical landmark during a ceremony Saturday. Ocean 735-7871 Flag amendment killed by Senate EXPERT Duplicating and Engraving Daily Record Local AniidAN worKs on aisDiav ART taken on CONSIGNMENT.

By Bill Miller Donrey Washington Bureau WASHINGTON A constitutional amendment that would have criminalized desecration of the U. flag was rejected by the Senate this week. The Senate approved the amendment 51-48, but the vote was 15 shy of the two-thirds majority needed to begin altering the Constitution. Although the House still may take up the issue, the Senate vote kills the proposed amendment since it needed to pass muster in both nouses of Congress. a a a a aaagai NATIONAL FIRST MORTGAGE CORP.

has moved D.C. Digest The issue stemmed from the UJS. Supreme Court ruling this summer that a Texas statute outlawing flag burning violated freedom of expression guaranteed under the First Amendment Senators who favored the amend- ment said it was needed to guaran- 'A. A A I A. 1 i i.m 1.

1 1 mmm'mmwummmasBm 1 1 win mi 1 1 Miscellaneous County team to tour Bay Area SANTA BARBARA A county emergency team will leave Monday for a two-day tour of the quake-damaged Bay Area to study response and recovery efforts. Bruce Lee, director of the county Office of Emergency Management, said he will be accompanied by Torn of Santa Maria, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, and Second -District Supervisor Tom Rogers. DMV request notification LOMPOC People will get notified when others request information about their driver license or motor vehicle records, says the state Department of Motor Vehicles. A copy of the request will be mailed during a 10-day waiting period to the subject of an inquiry, and the information will be mailed to the requestor on the Uth. day.

Exempt from the 10-day wait are people asking for their own record, governmental requestors, certain commercial requestors and those asking about a spouse or minor child living at their own address. Lunch menus LOMPOC Lunches for secondary students of the Lompoc United School District will include milk, salad cup and choice of fresh fruit, fruit cup or fruit Juice. This week's menu will feature: Monday: Club Supreme with Turkey, Ham and Cheese or Chicken Sandwich. Tuesday: Ham Pita Sandwich or Turkey Corn Dog. Wednesday: Italian Submarine or Cheeseburger.

Thursday: Chefs Salad with crackers, choice of dressing or 'Meat Ball Grinder. -7 Friday: Roast Beef and Cheese on Sourdough or Burrito. Lunch menus LOMPOC Lunches for elementary students of the Lompoc United School District will include tt-pint low-fat milk with lunch Monday and Wednesday and Friday and -pint low-fat chocolate milk with lunch on Tuesday and Thursday. This week's menu will feature: Monday: Croissant Cheese Sandwich, three way salad, choice of fresh fruit Tuesday: Pastromi and Cheese on Half a French roll, carrot sticks, cherry muffin, chilled pears. Wednesday: Sloppy Joe, tossed green salad, choice of fresh fruit.

Thursday: Deli Lunch turkey, ham and cheese stick, pickle wedge, 100 percent fruit Juice cup, dinner roll. Friday: Corn Dog, tossed green salad, choice of fresh fruit nwnniiMMr iee protection tor me nag. Opponents said it would set a1 dangerous precedent making it easier to alter the Constitution. Eleven Republicans joined 37 Democrats to oppose the amend-' ment while 18 Democrats, mostly southerners, banded with 33 GOP members to support the measure. Sen.

Alan Cranston, voted against the amendment Sen. Pete Wilson, did not vote on the issue. Nlcaraguan election aid approved The Senate voted 64-35 to stake $9 million in aid to anti-Sandinista campaigns during next year's Nicaraguan elections. The bill mirrors a-proposal passed by the House earlier this month to support voter registration and the recruitment of candidates to run against the leftist Sandinista Please see Digest, A8 We look forward to seeing you. Pictured from the left are Jan Hirschler, loan office; Clare Barcelona, loan secretary; Kim Chambers, loan processor; Sheri Brocket, loan officer; Debbie Everly, branch manager.

see us in our new location! 511 North Street, Suite Lompoc In the new Times Square Building 735-3636 or 928-9287 Please see Record, A8 Obituaries Marjorie Harris LOMPOC Services for Mariorie L. Harris, 72 of Lompoc, were held Sept. 20 in the chapel of Starbuck-Lind Mortuary. The Rev. Ernest Freund of the First Presbyterian Church offi-ciated.

Burial was at Lompoc Cemetery. Mrs. Harris was born Jan. 15, 1917 in Jefferson, Iowa, and had lived in Lompoc since 1964, moving from Japan with her husband, who was serving in the Air Force. She had retired earlier as a Major with the U.S.

Army. A homemaker, she was a member of the Presbyterian Church, local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution serving as a state librarian and state recording secretary, National Society of Daughter's of the American Colonists and National Society of Dames of the Court of Honor. Mrs. Harris died Sept 27 at her home. Survivors include her husband of 40 years, Will Harris of Lompoc; a daughter, Diane Harris of Fresno; three sons, Marvin Bryant of Miami, Karl Harris of Santa Barbara and David Harris of Fresno; two sisters, Beth Rideout of Carpenteria and Col.

Hazel Zacher, U.S. Army Ret of El Paso, Texas; and three grandchildren. I ii ia. i ma- ri 1 I I 1,111 i ir? I i i LOTTO WINNERS Date: Oct. 33 19 46 12 44 29 27 Bonos Number Tills Jackpot Is $17.6 million.

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