Local Museum considers Science Center wing proposal
Lompoc Museum votes to initiate a Science Center wing led by Richard K Jacoby with Gauss Society as a new committee. The plan aims to attract global scientists for lectures exhibits and reports during the space era and would expand the museum's research library and education research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Calvert
Lompoc Museum
Marvin Loney
Richard K. Jacoby
Gauss Scientific Society
Lompoc - Vandenberg Afb
Obert Morris
Gauss
William S. Rozier
CPA
Millidgeville
Thomas Appleby
U.S. Navy
Morris
Illiam B. Starrett
Lompoc
Johns-Manville
Marie Powell
Alice Me
Juanita Centeno
Spirits Seance At Chi Phi Chapter Meeting
Chi Phi Chapter hosted a seance at Mrs. Robert Atkinson's home inviting guests to meet the spirits of Beta Sigma Phi. Medium Mrs. James Press led the session with various spirit-personas including culture, ways and means, friendship, service, traditions, and Diotima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Atkinson
Baywood
Vandenberg Afb
James Press
Charles Pryor
James Rixman
Robert McKean
Thomas Hicks
Marshall Johnson
Diotima
Mantinea
William Steward
Lovarc program informs Wives Club meeting notice
The April McDonnell-Douglas Wives Club meeting is set for Wednesday April 14 at 7 30 p.m. in the Lompoc home of Mrs Clinton Sommer 513 S B St. LOVARC will present a film Darkness Into Light and discuss services offered to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnell-Douglas Wives Club
Lompoc
Clinton Sommer
B St
Lovarc Organization
Wives Club
Santa Maria
T.B. Rehder
Xi Lambda Iota Names Officers for 1971 72
Xi Lambda Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elects Mrs. Bill Buckman as president for 1971 72 at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. Frank Carnathan. Other officers include Mrs. Hector Samaniego vice president Mrs. Ronald Williams second vice president Mrs. Earle Simpson recording secretary Mrs. Michael Smith corresponding secretary and Mrs. Williams Sumter treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Buckman
Xi Lambda Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Frank Carnathan
Hector Samaniego
Ronald Williams
Earle Simpson
Michael Smith
Williams Sumter
Pacific Coast Council
Bill Ruckman
Victor Morgan
Samaniego
Williams
Morgan
Donald Kane
Marjorie Browning
Omega Pi Chapter
Kane
Lompoc Valley
Robert Comstock
Baldwin Organ Club Opens Free Monthly Concerts in Lompoc
In March 1969 a group of music lovers formed the Baldwin Organ Club in Lompoc with meetings at the Baldwin Studio on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. The club invites all interested listeners to enjoy a varied program from classical to contemporary, free of charge. The first president was Gene Cohig, a former professional organist who now performs on request. Grace Anderson and other local musicians contributed as guest artists during the first years, and the club hosted events including a family picnic and a Halloween party while providing background music for the Festival Flower Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Baldwin Organ Club
Ralph
Pat) Farage
Baldwin Studio
Gene Cohig
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Cohig
United States
Organ Club
Baldwin
Births at Lompoc Hospital Reported
Birth announcements list several newborns with dates March 26 to April 1 and weights from 6 lbs 5 oz to 8 lbs 13 oz. Parents include Turpin Thompson Turner Heidt Hawkins Alhart Butler Huggins, with addresses in Lompoc Santa Maria and Vandenberg Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Hospital
Melissa Anne
James B. Turpin
N. A
Monica Lyn
Charles E. Thompson
Scott Alan
R.G. Turner
N. N St
Dennis Clint
Harry T. Heidt
E. Pine Ave
Space
James Tillman
Jackie E. Hawkins
Santa Maria
Theresa Marie
Paul V. Alhart
St. Dawn Marie
Howard L. Butler
Stardust
Vandenberg Village
Kelly Kieran
Darrel Jay Huggins
Rigel
March of Dimes to Award Scholarships in Santa Barbara Area
Northern Santa Barbara County Chapter of the March of Dimes will grant two scholarships for studies in physical therapy, speech therapy or nursing care. One prize will be awarded at Cabrillo High School and one at Lompoc High. Students should apply via their counselors by May 1. Former winners may receive ongoing support, and parents should contact local chapter chair Charlotte Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina
Barbara Centeno
Santa Ynez Valley
McKenzie
Lompoc
Northern Santa Barbara Co
March of Dimes
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc High
Charlotte Benton
Boeing Wives Club plans spring fashion program at Hunter's Inn
The Boeing Wives Club announces a fashion demonstration titled Do your own thing in the fashion world at Hunter's Inn in Santa Maria. Betty's Fabrics Shops will showcase spring fabrics during the luncheon social hour at noon with reservations via WA 5 8911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeing Wives Club
Betty
Hunter’s Inn, Santa Maria
Dear Abby and Kitchen Confidences in One Column
A chatty selection shows Dear Abby advising on domestic issues. A reader complains about marital intimacy with a heated room and cold feet. Another letter asks how to curb a mother’s experimental cooking and urges plain meals for a 13 year old. Abby favors tact and affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Houston
Mission Vieja 4-H wins in Santa Barbara County event
Mission Vieja 4-H Club earned two gold and four blue ribbons at the Demonstrations and Share the Fun Day. The club also took gold for a skit set at a 4-H meeting in 2000. Demonstrations featured Cindy Lukk with an in training guide dog and Christine Tykeson with Dairy Food With a Foreign Flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara Co
Mission Vieja
Cindy Lukk
Christine Tykeson
Colleen Crouse
Cindy Tykeson
Valerie Tykeson
Howard Lukk
Robert Hunt
Russell Craig
4-H
Steve Brown
Patty Brown
Steve Craig
Tracy Craig
Cindy Tykes
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Girl Scouts
Troop 497
Donna Steen
Susan Humphrey
Joan Young
Eric Watkins
Erma Rodrigues
Paul Lara
Vickie Vega
Peace Lutheran Church
W. Ocean Ave
Chi Phis
Lovarc
To Inform Wives Club
John Hawes
Arbor
James Rochester
Wayne Clemnets
Dauiel Drew
Norman Kolish
Roger Evans
Gene Lewis
Kathy Davis
Indiana
Royon Park
Julian Ramboa
Dear Abby
Katie
Los Angeles
Cal
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