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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1973

Page

4

Lompoc Valley Riders elect new club officers

The Lompoc Valley Riders Club with over 200 members elected new officers led by president Sandy Daeges succeeding Ruby Pico. New officers include Chuck Patton vice president Sue Robinson secretary Karen Moore treasurer and directors Babe Grossi Mimi Benhart James Helms Cathy Wilson Lori Emmons Valerie Hamilton Susie Balaam with Ruth Jones as show chairman. The group meets monthly at Union Hall and plans horse shoes gymkhanas trail rides barbecues and events at LaSalle Arena and member ranches. Membership is open to all horse enthusiasts including families and children at Vandenberg Base noted with contact numbers for more information.

Lompoc Union Hall South I St LaSalle Arena Vandenberg Air Force Sandy Ruth Jones

Valley artists collect toys for Lompoc children

Valley Art Association members held a Christmas season potluck at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz home in Mesa Oaks. Guests donated toys for the Lompoc Fire Department distribution to children. President Ken Randall honored Beverly Stoller with a painting book as she and Edward Stoller depart for Texas.

Lompoc Valley Art Association Charles Carolyn) Schultz Mesa Oaks Ken Randall Beverly Stoller Chamber of Commerce Cypress Ave H St

Dear Abby helps runaways with free nationwide helpline

Dear Abby promotes Operation Peace of Mind a free 24 hour runaways contact service. Call 1-800-231-6946 from anywhere in the United States to relay messages to parents or loved ones without tracing or counseling.

Abby Houston United States Holiday Inn Texas

Grange plans two holiday celebrations

Lompoc Grange Ladies host a Christmas buffet on Wednesday December 12 at Mary Fairbanks home 335 South N St. Members bring a holiday sweet for sampling and a gift exchange is planned. On Saturday Grange families meet for a potluck dinner with Santa. entertainment by Lompoc School of Dance pupils.

Lompoc Mary Kenneth Fairbanks South N St Grange Santa The Lompoc School of Dance James Nasato

Nurses Council schedules heavy program for 1974 year

Northern Santa Barbara Nurses Coordinating Council plans 24 programs across 13 agencies in 1974. The first two sessions occur January 17 on Community Health and January 30 on Intensive Respiratory Care at the Health Department. The year includes sessions on Leadership and Management, Maternal and Child Health, Family Planning, and more. The bulletin also notes an upcoming wedding: Miss Janice Arlene Green to Ronald Dean Baker, with details on families and schools.

Northern Santa Barbara Santa Ynez Santa Maria Hospital Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital Valley Community Hospital Lompoc Allan Hancock College Santa Maria Santa Ynez Hospital Arroyo Grande Hospital Helen Come Sally Czarnecki

Eagle Families Set Date for Holiday Dinner

Eagles Auxiliary and Aerie 1700 will hold a Christmas party on December 17 at Alpha Clubhouse. A six o'clock turkey dinner will be served followed by games. Santa will give candy and gifts to children. Reservations and food contributions are coordinated by Ruth Thompson and Elaine Carlson.

Eagles Aerie 1700 Alpha Santa Ruth James) Thompson Elaine Reuben) Carlson Cochairman

Quota Club to award chest at December luncheon

The Lompoc Quota Club will award its treasure chest after a holiday luncheon on December 19 at Lions Inn. The chest has been displayed at the Inn and Moore's Department Store and this week at Vandenberg Village shopping center. The gift collection has over 30 items including a nine inch television, dinner and gift certificates, gifts for men and women, cosmetics, a floral arrangement and a painting. Mrs Helen Smith is ticket chairman with tickets at $1. Betty Stewart treasure chest organizer. toiletries and gift wrap for teen boys and girls will be contributed. Christmas music will accompany the event.

Lompoc Quota Club Lions Inn Moore's Department Store Vandenberg Village Helen Smith Betty William) Stewart Treasure Chest

Harpist to entertain Community Woman's Club

Wanda Crockett Jones, harpist and American Harp Society member, performs Heavenly Christmas Melodies for the Community Woman's Club. The event at the Royal Coach Restaurant begins 12 30 with a turkey menu and a Christmas Cheer box drive. Volunteers wrap and box donations 10 12 and 2 4 at the former Lompoc Post Office site on South I Street. Garden Section plans a Christmas party and $1 gift exchange at Elaine Carlson's home with Santa in attendance.

Community Woman’s Club Hollywood Wanda Crockett Jones Sally Robert) McCarthy Royal Coach Lompoc South I St Garden Section Elaine Carlson North First St

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