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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1977

Page

4

Lompoc Community Notices Highlight Honours and Events

Miss Rhonda Mutschler earns a 3.5 grade average at Fresno State University in her junior year majoring in linguistics. A Sierra Club bike ride through Lom poc Valley and Cebada Canyon is planned this Saturday with a lunch at La Purisima Mission. Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary hosts a weekend garage sale to fund burn packs. Lompoc High School class of 1962 plans a 15th year reunion meeting at Bob Harvey home. A Singles Social Club forms for ages over 35 with initial meeting on Feb 5. Kathy Sorby named Mission Hills News correspondent for the Lompoc Record with initial column today.

Rhonda Mutschler Alvin Pettit W. Nectarine Ave Fresno State University Lompoc High School Rhonda Sierra Club Lompoc Valley Cebada Canyon Arguello Group The la Purisima Mission Ryan Park Chuck LeRoy Lompoc Bob Harvey Calle Diaz Mission Hills N. Daisy St Kathy Kenneth C.) Sorby Dona

Brownie Troops Tour Local Eateries For Badges

Brownie Troop 308 visited McDonald s with leaders Cathy Martin and Sally Rasmussen. Members Kristi Cooper Nancy Furuto Jennifer Heaston Amy Huffman Camille Leekins Carrie Martin Leslie Rasmussen Seana Reddy Marcie Sladak Paul Sumpter and Cherry Silsbee observed cooking and enjoyed a coke and hamburger. Brownie Troop 198 toured Taco Bell escorted by Kitty Furuto and Maureen Bosking with Dana Bosking Rosemarie Coleman Kelly Cooper Christy Curtis Laura Davidson Barbara Furuto Kimberly Hadley Lauren Kaesemeyer Cathyrn Markline Laura Rebello and Wendy Wright watched food prep and shared refreshments.

Brownie Girl Scout Brownie Troop 308 McDonald's Cathy Jack) Martin Sally Roy) Rasmussen Kristi Cooper Nancy Furuto Jennifer Heaston Amy Huffman Camille Leekins Carrie Martin Leslie Rasmussen Seana Reddy Marcie Sladak Paul Sumpter Cherry Silsbee Taco Bell Kitty Edwin) Furuto Maureen Jack) Bosking Dana Bosking Rosemarie Coleman Kelly Cooper Christy Curtis Laura Davidson Barbara Furuto Kimberly Hadley Lauren Kaesemeyer Cathyrn Markline Laura Rebello Wendy Wright

Reception honors Robert Cox at grand formal event

Robert K. Cox received tribute at a Jan. 16 memorial reception in the Memorial Building. Bethel 349 Job's Daughters and many guardians honored him with songs, gifts, and a rug, shirt, and pin, while attendees wore pink dresses and Cox’s pink and green colors.

Robert K. Cox Grand Guardian Council State of California Memorial Building Teri Chesnut Bethel International Order of Job’s Daughters LeAnne Lindsey Christina Bremner Jeannie Hobart Marshall Donna Kennedy Linette Leftkowitz Cathy Tugman Linda Gustafson Amy Krabbenhoeft Henry Gustafson Bethel Guardian Linda Champion Cox Miss Lindsey The Jim Lawson Kenneth McKenzie Robert Alderman Cosmo Swindle William Macomber Janice McMullen June White Jean Kerr Mildred Abbott Nomi Thompson Christine Cavalleri Peter Vitale Darleen Elliott Wilma Carpenter Guardian Carole Gregory Inge Alllen Donna Wood Eileen Tugmon Sharon Long Marvis Tugmon Robert Krabbenhoeft Epochs Betty Derrington Miguelito Chapter Order of Eastern Star Dorothy Oxender Rainbow Girls Dale Peterson DeMolay Grand Inner Guard Lompoc Masonic Order Job Bethel Guardian Council Grand Guardian Leslie Zandonatti June Blankenship

Ham radio breakfast draws wide group at Lions Inn

A weekly ham operator breakfast at the Lions Inn drew a congenial crowd of amateur radio operators CBers and enthusiasts. Attendees included Ben Winnette K5BNH Florence Johnson WB7EXU Mary Kay Mahon and others. The LARC will meet Feb 8 at 9 p.m. in the Community Building 217 W Maple Ave with John Craig presenting an intro to mini computers and Kiloband editor duties.

Lions Inn Ben Winnette Howard Florence Johnson Bob Irl Thielboldt Ruby Dave Hopkins Mike Berkwit John Singer Terry Gloeckner Don Hussey Waglbo Shirley Jim Murren Terry Palmer Back Mildred John Cantrel Lee Delworth Ernie Lehman Mary-Kay Mahon Don Fillmore Doc Carmon W6uj Evelyn Norm Silsbee Aggie Florence Fillman Kelsey al Koepsle Will Sigfried Lompoc Amateur Radio Club LARC W. Maple Ave John Craig Craig

Widows and Widowers Topic Highlighted by Local Club Meeting

Lompoc Parents Without Partners will discuss widows and widowers at an 8 p.m. meeting at Elaine Santor’s home in Mission Hills. Betty Trammel of Santa Barbara will moderate. Guests welcome. guest cards provided. The week also includes a Friday party at Eva Marquardt’s home with dancing and games. Donations are $1 for members and $1.50 for guests.

Lompoc Elaine Santor Barba Mission Hills Betty Trammel Santa Barbara Eva Marquardt Calle Lindero Parents Without Partners, Inc New York Canada Australia PWP Inc PWP Activites George Kozumplik Laney Kahler Brenda Rowe Lynn Waibel Louise Brown Ethel McDonald Rose Gaddis Sunshine Loretta Hardy Alice Jauncey Bill Cawley Ruth Trowbridge Bob Olson Dan Leftault Dave Duncombe Kay Pradvinski

Senter Installed as 78th Potentate of Al Malaikah Temple

Dr Sidney Senter native of Los Angeles is installed as the 78th potentate of Al Malaikah Temple. Attendees include Lompoc Shrine members and wives, Murrell Smith of Santa Ynez, Santa Maria delegates, and many L.A. medical and naval associations. Senter, a longtime physician, co founder of American Medical International Corporation and active in Shrine and naval affairs, has a storied career from World War II service to leadership roles within the temple.

Angeleno Sidney Senter al Malaikah Temple Los Angeles Lompoc Shrine Robert McCarthy John Irwin Jack Payne John Taylor Murrell Smith Santa Ynez Santa Maria Senter American Medical International Corporation Worldwide Hospital Corporation American Medical Associations United States Navy U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary U.S. Power Squadron del Rey International Order of DeMolay Harold Lloyd Imperial Temple Guard Scimitar Patrol Crescent Patrol Shrine Clubs

Readers debate offensive TV ads for feminine hygiene products

Letters argue about commercials for Kotex and tampons causing embarrassment while opposing ads for acid indigestion remedies and other health products. One reader questions TV censorship and urges action, including contacting the National Advertising Council and boycotting offending brands.

Abby Trenton

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