Rainbow Girl officers installed at Lompoc Assembly 106 ceremony
The 79th Rainbow for Girls installation at the Masonic Temple featured theme Life is the Crossroad to God. Cheryl Alexander was named worthy advisor with a slate of officers led by Patricia Schroeder and Barbara Geist. The event included hostesses Robert Cox and Mrs. Grant Jennings and a large procession of Bow officers and choir members. A separate notice invites a whale watch trip to observe grey whales in the Santa Barbara Channel, organized by the Sierra Club with an eight dollar fifty cent price and pickups in Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Alexander
Lompoc
Masonic Temple
Robert Cox
Grant Jennings
Miguelito Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Thomas Ritter
Patricia Schroeder
Barbara Geist
Jerri Derrington
Suzanne Searson
Connie Korczak
Arizona
California
Richard Madison
Karen Jones
Judy Gilliam
Patricia Felde
Debbie Fuller
Merri Derrington
Shirley DePr
Sierra Club
Santa Barbara
Santa Cruz Island
Lompoc Assembly 106 International Rainbow For Girls
Charity
Hope
Faith
Marilyn Wheeler
Solvang
Hazel Olson
Worth
Santa Maria
Deula Corbin
Alam
Alamagordo
N.M
Mar Joyner
Orient
Framingham
Mass
Mildred Stingley
Decatur
Decatu Ind
Ada Sears
Joan Stingley
Elnora
Idah
Georgette Standridge
Ruth
Adahan Sentinel
Virginia Mallow
Cal Coats
Dear Abby readers tackle smoke allergy and sarcasm
A letter from Ruth in Greeley complains of cigarette smoke triggering asthma and shows a strict no smoking front door sign with a sand-filled can for butt disposal. A sister’s sign thanks non smokers and a reader jokes about a new service ribbon for not writing home to Viet Nam veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
India
Ruth
Greeley
Viet Nam
George Thompson Lenore George Thompson nuptials in La Purisima
Miss Lenore Elizabeth George and Rick R. Thompson exchanged marriage vows Friday January 7 at La Purisima Catholic Church. Father John Fitzgerald officiated. The bride, her parents, and the groom with his family are named. reception details and wedding party are listed. couple resides at 7090 North F Street after a Solvang and Los Angeles honeymoon. both are connected to Lompoc High School and Allan Hancock College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Purisima Catholic
Lenore Elizabeth George
Rick R. Thompson
John Fitzgerald
August R. George
North St
Ralph Thompson
North First St
Diane Janssen
Randy Thompson
Norman J. Perry
West Locust Ave
Marston Daughtery
Tom Stanton
Goleta
Dianna
Geannie
Karen George
Lompoc High School
J. C. Penney’s
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Ceme Corp
Seven 25 Year Members Honored by Lompoc Italian Order
The Lompoc Order of Sons of Italy in America hosted a Saturday dinner at Knights of Pythias Hall honoring Joseph Billeci grand venerable of the Grand Lodge of California. About 100 attended as seven members with 25 year memberships received pins. dancing and games followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Order
Sons of Italy
America
Joseph Billeci
Grand Lodge of California
Knights of Pythias Hall
Fred Valla
Dominico Signorelli
Charles Signorelli
Joe Herrera
Edwin Jones
Buellton
B. F. Signorelli
Frank Agnelli
Lester Boncietti
Joe Signorelli
Wallace Grossi
Albert Valla
Frank M. Signorelli
LeRoy Scolari
Rainbow Night Observed by Miguelito OES Chapter
Miguelito Chapter OES held Rainbow Night in the Masonic Temple with Marty and Grant Jennings presiding. New Rainbow advisory board members were introduced and several visitors welcomed, as the Rose lecture honored mothers and a January meeting will honor DeMolay for Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Miguelito
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Marty
Grant Jennings
Field Trip to Camarillo State Mental Hospital
The Lompoc Mental Health Association sponsors a public field trip to the Camarillo State Mental Hospital on January 19. Tours are limited to the first two reservations with advance booking. Transportation from Lompoc’s 110 South E St begins 8 a.m. and returns about 3 p.m. For reservations contact Florence Robinett or the Lompoc Mental Health Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Florence Robinett
Drawings by Gary Brown at Santa Barbara Museum of Art
A group of Gary Brown drawings illustrating his 1971 journey into the Mayan Oaxaca region is on view at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art through February 6. The works depict Zapotec life and landscapes observed by the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Brown
S.B. Museum of Art
Oaxaca
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Westside 4-H Club Plans January Activities
Westside 4 H Club met in January at the Lompoc Library multi purpose room to outline upcoming events including an informal dress revue and a demonstration day. Susan Balaam reported demonstration day plans and Heidi Hedlund discussed the Christmas party. The note references artist Gary Brown and a slide lecture on January 19 at 8 p.m. inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidi Hedlund
Westside
Lompoc
Susan Balaam
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Susan Preece
Gay Thorson
Tami Rule
Patty Feland
Melodie McClure
Fidelity
Becky Robb
Cindy Jennings
Confidential Observer
Angela Lyons
Outer Observer
Diana Tootle
Sue Crocker
Linda Ledgerwood
Elizabeth Arreola
Kim Slavens
Shane Pfotenhauer
Star Pickens
Jenny Pickens
Cheryl Ackridge
Tamara Radabaugh
Cheryl Brown
Debbie Raub
Pam Johnson
Barbara Larson
Norble Derrington
Madison
Cindy Knapp
Zantha Gilcrease
Job
Mary Mason
Jenifer Dodds
Joetta Lyons
Kris Kelley
June Schroeder
Virginia Madison
Beverly Preece
Dorothy Oxender
Lorraine Gilliam
Katie Feland
Myrtle Korczak
Wilton Jennings
Robert Halstead
David Halstead
Neal Westrope
Brenda Baker
Canal Zone
John A. Taylor
Shrine Club
Gordon Bullard
Dear Abby
Secretary of Defense
Los Angeles
Cal
George Thompson
la Purisima
Bruce Fall
Valley Life
Betty Laurent
O.E.S
Jennings
Rainbow Advisory Board
Katherine Feland
Susan Searson
Ruth Schroeder
Nancy Bowker
Lois Godden
Fredda Farmer
Kledath Compton Lorraine Hatfield
Jerry Godden
Betty Larsen
Camarillo
Westside 4-H Club
Ronald A. Kuchta
University of California
The
Park Theatre
Cocteau
Brown
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