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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1973

Page

4

Saucy verses entertain Lompoc Grange members

Lecturer George Johnson shared saucy verses with Lompoc Grange officers last week. New members receiving obligation were George Burroughs, Stanley Painter, Christine Painter, and Stella Crane. Third and fourth degrees were conferred by the San Luis Obispo drill team led by Master Gerald Walker on Anthony and Carol Caro, Betty Klein, Mike and Sally Guevarra, Thelma Zimmerman, George and Florence Mendez, Judith Johnson, and Estella Fraters.

Valentines Saucy George Johnson Lompoc Grange George Burroughs Stanley Painter Christine Painter Stella Crane San Luis Obispo Gerald Walker Anthony Carol Caro Betty Klein Mike Sally Guevarra Thelma Zimmerman George Florence Mendez Judith Johnson Estella Fraters

Westwings pupil wins second in Alpha Club art contest

Francine Welker eight year old pupil at Westwings School earned second place in the Alpha Club art contest. The Record misidentified her school in an official report. she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Welker of 337 Sycamore WAFB.

Westwings School Francine Welker Alpha Club Theodore Welker Sycamore Wafb Lompoc Hospital Edna M. Knecht Radford Davenport Jane Simpson Lompoc Knecht Frank Quintel William Galmiche Illinois Indiana Lucy Jack) Hood First Presbyterian Church Miguelito Chapter Order of Eastern Star Auld Lang Syne Club

Decorating theme drives Alpha Club program

Alpha Club holds a program on interior decorating with Barbara Henderson as speaker. Co hosts for the noon luncheon are Gene Holmdahl and Rose Marie Sech. assistants include C R Thompson and others. Directors reviewed year’s activities under Mildred Joy. annual reports go to Tierra District for judging. district convention in Pismo Beach April 25-26. A donation to Lompoc Hospital memorial fund honors Grace Perry. Santa Barbara Retarded Children's Olympic committee to receive support. Anith Batty joins Cancer Society board. Jr Alpha Club supervised a clubhouse facelift.

Alpha Club Barbara Henderson Gene Walter) Holmdahl Rose Marie Robert Mildred Harry) Joy California Federated Women’s Clubs Pismo Beach Lompoc Anith Arthur) Batty Cancer Society Board Jr. Alpha Club

Ear piercing debate and club notes from a memory page

Dear Abby column excerpts discuss ear piercing of children and parental consent. A Maryland physician compares the practice to circumcision, noting medical concerns and urging caution. A readers’ club announces its Home and Garden Section meeting for February 28 with an antiques program and a tour of the Begg residence.

Skip Orville) Erdman Emory Johnson Orcutt LeRoy Begg Eileen Marvis Tugman Sue Floyd) Owens Edith Reeves

Rodriguez Thompson wed in traditional Spanish lace dress

Susan Marie Rodriguez and Bobby Lee Thompson exchanged vows at La Purisima Catholic Church on Saturday February 3. The couple, Lompoc High School students, celebrated with a 130 guest reception at Grange Hall, with detailed bridal attire and family roles described.

Susan Marie Rodriguez Bobby Lee Thompson la Purisima Catholic Church Andrew McGrath Ralph C. Rodriguez North E St Emma Lee King West Cherry Donna Rocha Ellen Thompson Marianne Garcia Johnny Hernandez James Williams Ralph Rodriguez Teresa L. Rodriguez Grange Hall Alora Cottam Jan Villalobos Renee Lompoc High School North

Unique awards at Cub Pack 66 blue and gold banquet

Cub Pack 66 held a blue and gold banquet with Scouting officials and their wives as honored guests. Present were Grant Canon as institutional representative, William Houghton unit commissioner, Bishop Dick Dixon Bill Barron counselor, John Nicholson Cubmaster, Richard Apodaca assistant Cubmaster, Ruth Schuyler stake Cub Scout director, June Harris primary president, Randy Ismay district executive who briefed the boys on the summer activities.

Grant Canon William Houghton Dick Dixon Bill Barron John Nicholson Richard Apodaca Ruth Schuyler Stake June Harris Randy Ismay

Valley Life scouting program marks den ceremonies and awards

Cubs of Kathy Thorne den 4 led a Flag Ceremony prayer home banquet and a famous Americans pantomime by Kathy Nicholson den 5. Seven bobcats were pinned upside down by mothers before three good deeds. wolf badges and crossing of the bridge featured Webelos. Multiple Webelos earned pins and colors. den chiefs Jay Brown, Brian Jorgensen, Cal Walton and Steve Escabedo received den chief cards.

Kathy Nicholson Den 5 George Boyce Timothy Brown Mike Cottam Lamon Elmer James Mazzie Russell McMullen Mark Petersen Tommy Bottoms Mike Cottom Jimmy Moore Dennis Patrick Adam Wilson Mike Jones Denner David Harris Russell McCullen Kord Beckerdite Lone Wolf Webelos Cary Walton Cary Walden Billy Heath Evan Dittmar Kelvin Thorne Den Jay Brown Brian Jorgensen Cal Walton Steve Escabedo

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