Ruth Andersen elected president of Veterans auxiliary
Ruth Andersen was elected president of the Veterans of World War I Ladies Auxiliary at a July luncheon in Veterans Memorial Hall. Billie Hall, Eleanor Howell, Gladys Thompson, and Edna Maye Bishop named as delegates to the California Department convention in Sacramento. Ruth Andersen and others named as alternates. The group approved a $25 donation for a two way radio system for the senior citizens bus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Eric) Andersen
South G Street
Veterans of
Ruth Andersen
Myrtle Rios
Velma Powers
Edna Truesdale
Auxiliary
Veterans Memorial Hall
Billie Hall
Florence Holley
Billie Gilland
Grover City
Gertrude Clark
Veterans Hospital
Sepulveda
Xi Omicron Taus elect Hilda McGuire president
Hilda McGuire of 420 N Third St was chosen as president of Xi Omicron Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi with Jeanne Buchanan Dee Frankhouser June Brown JoAn Brooker Evelyn Schuler named to key posts. Installation set May 3, with Founder's Day luncheon April 26 to reveal Girl of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Omicron Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Dee
Gene) Frankhouser
Hilda
Willard L.) McGuire
Jeanne
Albert) Buchanan
N. Third St
Beta Sigma Phi
Albert ‘Huck’) Buchanan
June
Shef) Brown
JoAn
Royal Coach
JoAnn
Dennis) Pitts
Planting Terrariums for Club Show Happiness Is Theme
Phil Moore outlines terrarium entry basics for the club’s 53rd annual flower show to be judged in the Artistic Gardens category of Specimen Division. It covers container choice, transparency, drainage, soil layers, plant sourcing, watering, light, and maintenance tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Moore
United States
Lana Growe Weds Ronald Martin in Canyon Texas Church
Lana Lee Growe, daughter of Chauncey and Mrs Growe of 425 N Sixth St Lompoc, wed Ronald Paul Martin Feb 1 at First Baptist Church Canyon Texas. Both students at West Texas State with part time jobs. they reside at 104 North 28th Street Apt 79 Canyon Texas 79105.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Lana Lee Growe
Chauncey Leon Growe
Sixth St
Ronald Paul Martin
Canyon
Texas
First Baptist Church
Hardin Simmons College
Abilene
University of West Texas State At
West Texas State
North 28Th Street
Apt
Birthday barbecue honors Ed Negus
Friends and relatives gathered at Donna Rearick’s home at 435 South K Street to celebrate Edward Negus’s 69th birthday on March 29. A cake and homemade ice cream by granddaughter Jennifer Lindegaard accompanied cards, with attendees including Cecelia Negus, Carmen Negus McIntosh, Kris, Jennifer and Laura Lindegaard, Braden Rearick, Dr Ingrie Armitage, Glen and Helen Wegner, Art and Pearl Sill, Bill and Jewell Starrett, Jennie Martin, and Rose and Al Holte from Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Rearick
South K Street
Edward Negus
Jennifer Lindegaard
Princeton
Cecelia Negus
Carmen Negus McIntosh
Kris
Jennifer
Laura Lindegaard
Braden Rearick
Ingrie Armitage
Sacramento
Glen
Helen Wegner
Art
Pearl Sill
Bill
Jewell Starrett
Jennie Martin
Rose
al Holte
Albuquerque
N. M
April Activities Schedule for Parents Without Partners
The Parents Without Partners group lists April events starting with a Wednesday dinner at Happy Steak Restaurant then a general meeting at Community House on Friday. The calendar includes a family picnic at Nojoqui Falls, a discussion night at Rose Gaddis’s home, an International Youth Club evening, Wine and Wit at Jerry Smith’s, a volleyball game at Lompoc High School, and multiple social and planning gatherings through April 30. The American Association of University Women plans an April 18 Danish Inn dinner at Solvang with no host cocktails and a Danish smorgasbord for $6.25 per person. reservations by April 10 with Marlise Ross and Sue Zgliczynski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parents
Happy Steak
North H Street
W. Maple Ave
Nojoqui Falls
Royal Coach
Rose Gaddis
North E Place
PWP
Ardith Patton
Mountain View Mobile Homes Recreation Hall
E. Pine Ave
Jerry Smith’s
South M Street
IVC
Lompoc High School
American Association of University Women
Solvang
Dear Abby readers debate pants versus dresses
A flood of letters to Dear Abby from readers in Belleville, Iowa, Chicago and beyond debate whether women should wear pants or dresses. Respondents argue practicality, warmth, fashion, and personal confidence, with light humor and strong opinions on style and gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Mel
Belleville
Scotland
Iowa
S.C
Miami
Pasadena
Village activities span church trips and club events
Sunday School groups from Calvary Baptist Church enjoyed a pre Easter outing to Esplanade Oxnard with Don Jones as driver. Junior Scout Troop 497 held beach cookouts during Easter break while Village Hills Little League opens April 19 with a parade and ten games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Daly
Esplanade
Oxnard
Carol Schermerhorn
Calvary Baptist Church
Don Jones
Lori Jacobsen
Glenda Schermerhorn
Valarie Ricks
Paula Daly
Cindy Meeham
Anna Maria Laband
Tina Phillips
Nojoqui Falls
Missileman Beach
Tina Bland
Cheryl Brown
Brenda Cox
Suzanne Hunter
Jennifer Meier
Annette
Cathy Melatti
Cheryl Reece
Tracy Weitz
Lori Whetzel
Beth Zink
Julie Soderquist
Cynthia Curtis
Ursula Bland
Barbara Hunter
Sally Melatti
Sarah Zink
Open House Aims At La Mesa For Public Schools Week
Public Schools Week runs April 21 to 25 with La Mesa and Buena Vista planning events on the 23rd. La Mesa hosts a spaghetti dinner and officer installation led by Sonja Yates and Mel Tooley with Kathy McCullough and Rena Sanders. Officers for 1975 76 include Joanne Hughes as president Kathryn Sieben as vice president and program chairman Bill Bowles second vice president Glen Newcomb third vice president Patricia Criscione recording secretary Muriel Schupferling treasurer Dorothy Twine corresponding secretary Carole Hochstatter parliamentarian Verna Friedricks historian and carnival chairman Margaret Buse auditor Ann Ornelas room mother chairman Tommie Willis membership Letha Kroszer publicity Donna Patrick health and safety and teacher representative Chiyo Nakagawa volunteer Pat Wilder hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools
la Mesa
Buena Vista
Sonja Yates
Mel Tooley
Kathy McCullough
Rena Sanders
Joanne Hughes
Kathryn Sieben
Bill Bowles
Glen Newcomb
Patricia Criscione
Muriel Schupferling
Dorothy Twine
Carole Hochstatter
Verna Friedricks
Margaret Buse
Ann Ornelas
Tommie Willis
Letha Kroszer
Donna Patrick
Chiyo Nakagawa
Pat Wilder
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Xi Omicron Taus
Hilda McGuire
Donald) Brooker
Evelyn
Ernest) Schuler
Paul
Drouin
Grace
Dale) Steele
Mary Jo
Keith
Wright
Donna
Mrs
Ronald) Williams
Xi Lambda Iota Chapter
Connie
J.F.) Gutierrez
Roger ) Hughes
Gutierrez
Betsey Clark
Grace Steele
Virginia
Walter) Schickner
Paul) Drouin
Lana Growe
Martin
First Southern Baptist
Ed Negus
Lompoc Record
Betty Laurent
Bill Beyen
W. Ocean Ave
Apt. D
Mary Dale
Calle Neto
Mission Hills
al Bushnell
Jalama Road
Peg Naughton
North E Street
Marlise Ross
Social
Pegasus
Sue Zgliczynski
Ash
Vandenberg Afb
Dear Abby
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Vandenberg
Burt Poole
Village
Jamie Burns
Cheryl Curtis
Kim Doud
Colleen Gallatin
Beth Gile
Muriel Hammond
Connie Hochstatter
Cathy Homer
Anna Laband
Vidette Pierre
Teresa Wood
Cindy Zink
Village Hills
Vulcan Drive
Constellation Road
Burton Mesa
Sirius
Joe Flammand
Pat Radford
Sunset
Beattie
John Mansville
Picos
Baskin Robbins
Don Glines
State of California
Clarence Ruth
Paul Comer
Warren Mantooth
Crestview
Ruth Rudnicki
Santa Barbara
15Th District
PTA
Barbara Berg
Cookie Lowthorp
O.p
Lompoc Council
Charles Zink
JoAnn Hughes
la Mesa Pta
Carol Risch
Los Berros
Vandenberg Jr
Lloyd Crossman
B.V
Retired Teachers Association
Vandenberg Hotel
Bud Trimble
Pat Boyer
Joan Gibbons
Stephanie Savage
Diane Kaufman
Lu Ricks
Cal Poly
Betty Dutton
Cabrillo High School
Alpha Club
American GI Forum
Native Daughters of the Golden West
California
P.E
Walter C. Prew
Andrew Spooner
Herald
Varsity
Santa Maria
Righetti
Business Dept. 7
CHS
Arroyo Grande
Cabrillo
Reading Club
Newbury Park
Flip Reed
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