Massey wins toastmistress honor at Santa Barbara event
Winnie Massey, repeating a top finish for a second year, won the Council 5 Toastmistress International contest at the Miramar Hotel Santa Barbara. She will represent the council in the Sierra Nevada regional conference in June in Sacramento. First runner up was Mrs Walter Larrabee of Santa Barbara, second Mrs Wilbur Hullet of Ventura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council 5
Miramar
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Winnie
David) Massey
Council
Sacramento
Boyancy
Walter Larrabee
Wilbur Hullet
Ventura
John Kirsch
Blue Pacific Club
Pauline Myer
Paul Dorr
Stanley Slebiska
Edgar Wilson
Gerald Lake
Mildred Goff
Richard Arnold
Clarence Pritchard
Penny Bryant
Massey
Steve Cox
Santa Maria
William Gross
San Luis Obispo
William Jones
John Lillo
Atascadero
David Milner
Bride-Elect Linda Johnson Engaged to James Counts
Linda K. Johnson and James F. Counts announce engagement. Johnson a 1968 Lompoc High and Jon's Beauty College graduate employed at Kut and Kur Beauty Salon. Counts a Stidham high school alum and Allan Hancock College attendee, employed at General Dynamics Convair. They set June 21 for a wedding at Vandenberg AFB Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda K. Johnson
James F. Counts
William C. Johnson
E. Airport Ave
Lompoc
Johnson
Jon’s Beauty College
Kut and
Kur
John T. Counts
Okla
Stidham
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
General Dynamics Convair
S. H St
Vandenberg Afb Chapel
James Madison High School
Mesa Jr. College
U.S. Air Force
Vandenberg, Denberg
Square Pegs announce dance with local callers
Square Pegs announce a dance Sunday April 19 from 4 to 6 30 p m at the Edna Farm Center San Luis Obispo. Bill Saunders Santa Barbara and Peggy Rentz San Luis Obispo caller will lead. Donation 1 50 includes ham supper with lima beans corn bread salad and dessert. First part of double feature starts at Santa Maria Dance Center at 2 p m with Traveling Squares featuring Ernie Kinney Joe Johnston and Dave Hoffman. After party will have impromptu callers.
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Bill Saunders
Santa Barbara
Peggy Rentz
San Luis Obispo
Edna Farm Center
Santa Maria Dance Center
Traveling Squares
Ernie Kinney
Joe Johnston
Dave Hoffman
Kristi Olsen Accepted to Central College as Freshman
Kristi Olsen of 209 North Z Street Pella Iowa has completed all requirements and been admitted as a freshman to Central College for the fall. Central College, a co educational liberal arts school, has 1285 students and is affiliated with the Reformed Church in America.
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Pella
Iowa
Kristi Olsen
Louis Olsen
North Z St
Central College
The
Reformed Church In America
Cab Elects New Officers for PEC Women’s Club Term
Mrs Albert Swanson of 1594 Calle Primera is the new president of the Federal Electric Corporation Women’s Club for 1970 71. Officers include Mrs Arthur Phillips vice president Mrs Walter Cooperider second vice president Mrs Robert Beaman secretary and Mrs James Cumberland treasurer. Installation will be at a special social event at Alpha Clubhouse. husbands will be invited. Entertainment featured a crazy hat parade with top prizes awarded to Mrs Cumberland Miss Letson and Mrs Biddison. The program included a film on mental retardation Darkness into Light by LOVARC to promote similar efforts in Lompoc Santa Maria representatives attended. Hostesses were Mrs Letson and Mrs Biddison.
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Albert Swanson
Calle Primera
Federal Electric Corporation Women’s Club
Arthur Phillips
Walter Cooperider
Robert Beaman
James Cumberland
Swansons
Alpha
Cumberland
Charles Letson
Lester Biddison
Lompoc
Hansford-Newcome Nuptials At Vandenberg Chapel
Ruth Hansford and Edwin Randolph Newcome wed in a double ring ceremony at Vandenberg Chapel 1 officiated by Chaplain Robert Jensen. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hansford, wore a double knit gown with lace sleeves, and a family wedding band as something old. The groom’s parents are Mrs. Ann Newcome of San Diego and George C. Newcome of North Hollywood. The couple will reside in Lompoc after a reception at the Golden Greek banquet room.
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Germany
Sharon Ruth Hansford
Edwin Randolph Newcome
Vandenberg Chapel
Robert Jensen
Lawrence W. Hansford
Ann Newcome
San Diego
George C. Newcome
North Hollywood
Judith Findley
Pamela
Lori Hansford
Cathy Parsons
Patricia Newcome
Marvin Bauer
Robert L. Beattie
Joe Radovich
Jack Wiseman
Diane Weaver
Gerald Mathstede
Brea
Perry Newman
Hans Roodschild
Ray Gelsinger
Perris
Sue Howerton
Paul Newman
Edwards Afb
Claude Sullivan
Filipino-Americans Host Benefit Dinner For Flower Festival Queen
The Filipino-American Club sponsors a Sunday dinner at the Colonial Inn to support Flower Festival queen candidate Miss Dianne Bouslaugh. Dinners offer spaghetti or barbecued chicken with serving from 12 noon to 6 pm. Bob and Dottie Bouslaugh host. price includes a $1 queen ticket at the door.
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Dianne Bouslaugh
Colonial Inn
Bob and
Dottie Bouslaugh
Inn
Dear Abby: Too lenient mom and family conflicts
A reader asks why a lenient mother apologizes after punishing her child. Dear Abby explains punishment as proof of love and teaches how parental discipline communicates care and societal expectations. Also advised on cohabiting grandparents and handling a disruptive brother in law with firm boundaries.
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Abby
Cleveland
Phil
P.S
DeMolay Spring Semi formal Dance Planned
The Lompoc Chapter of DeMolay hosts a spring semi-formal at the Masonic Temple this Friday from 8 to 11 30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served by the DeMolay Mothers Club. All DeMolay Jobs Daughters Rainbow Girls and guests are invited to attend.
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Lompoc
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
DeMolay Mothers Club
Jobs Daughters
Rainbow Girls
Lewises Attend Officer Reunion in Santa Ana
The 1963 annual reunion of grand officers, Order of Eastern Star, was held last weekend in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Lewis of 228 S. J attended, with Mrs. Lewis serving as president of the Southern grand officers in 1963.
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Order of Eastern Star
Santa Ana
Alden Lewis
S. J
Lewis
Women of the Moose mark chapter night in Lompoc
Miss Sandra Wade enrolled as a new member at the Lompoc Women of the Moose chapter night. Mrs. John Janssen led the program. The Lompoc Valley Association for Retarded Children showed a film Darkness into Light. A garage and bake sale was announced for April 17-18 at 1009 N Orchid to aid the College of Regents expense fund. A buffet will follow the Loyal Order of Moose installation on April 25. Sharon Jennings spoke as flower festival queen candidate. Donations were requested for the event and door prizes awarded to Mrs. Albert Willis. The green cap program for April 27 will be led by Mrs. William Milbourne.
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Lompoc Women of the Moose
Sandra Wade
John Janssen
Lompoc Valley Association For Retarded Children
N. Orchid
College of Regents Expense Fund
Frank Milum
College of Regents
Mooseheart
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Lompoc Hospital
Camp Fire
Lloyd Gehr
Enda Knecht
Wendy Henry
Joy Pippins
Laura Ledgerwood
Jennifer Galbraith
Beverly Hines
Susan Sperber
Terrie White
Becky Hall
John Pippins
Samuel Ledgerwood
Winnie Massey
Paul Door
Pauline Myers
Mrs. Pritchard
Sons of Italy
Guglielmo Marconi Sons of Italy
Knights of Pythias
Wallace Grossi
Wallace Grossi, Jr
R. D. Manfrina
Cecil Thompson
Mario Rizzoli
Mary Lou Simoni
Babe’’ Grossi
PEC
Cab
Hansford-Newcome
N.T St. Apt. F
Edwin Newcome
Bruce Fall
Lompoc Valley Association
Vandenberg Officers Wives Club
Franklin Norcutt
Whitney B
Ginger) Sullivan
Wives Club
Lewises
Women of the Moose
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