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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1976
Page
4
National Girls Club of America will award two honors at the Lompoc Girls Club annual dinner February 7 at Vandenberg AFB Officers Club. Robert Dyer will speak. a barbershop quartet will perform. dinner at 7 p.m. costs $4 with 6:30 p.m. cocktails. Reservations 736-1303.
The letter mixes dating advice with a historic note about Lompoc Quota Club formed in 1968. It describes early leadership led by Millie Cowgill and the club’s move from Lompoc Valley Bowl to a 122 North G Street clubhouse. The program serves about 150 girls weekly ages 5 to 18.
Ed Barnard Barbara Whalley and Rev W Murray Gibbons attend weekend sessions in Los Angeles amid concerns over Pacific Homes seven retirement homes funded by the Annual Conference. The tight money market jeopardizes refinancing plans built over years.
Chi Phi Chapter members assisted in the Mothers March of Dimes campaign covering assigned areas. The chapter celebrated its 16th birthday at Carol Leigh's home and planned a February model meeting Cupid's Capers. They will join Beta Sigma Phi for a Valentine Ball February 14 at Elks Lodge and host a queen party later.
January Cub Pack 103 meeting featured dens performing skits themed World of Sound. Den 1 sang songs and used puppets to spoof famous Americans. Den 2 staged a moon trek with Jeff Foster as astronaut. Den 3 pantomimed Sound speeds to Bill Grogan's Goat. Den 4 presented The Big Burn with David Rupp. Den 6 demonstrated sound with shakers. Webelos displayed sound measuring instruments and awards were given to multiple scouts including Atwood, Nines, McGraw, Bennett, Cameron, Cartwright and more.
Heather Lynn McKenzie and Robert Randolph Cobos wed at St Bonaventure Church Huntington Beach before 300 guests. Bride, 1974 Lompoc High School graduate, works at Sears. groom, Warren High School 1972 graduate, serves in the U S Army in Germany. They honeymooned at Arrow Bear and will join the groom abroad.
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