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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1972
Page
4
Readers urge TV trainers to feature realistic body shapes and dieting stories. A caller seeks fat-friendly role models to inspire weight loss and practical advice, while other letters cover work life, name etiquette, and wedding line etiquette.
The Lompoc Vandenberg AAUW branch installed its new executive board at the spring luncheon. Mary Enos of Santa Maria led the ceremony. Inducted were Beth Mott president Ruth Adams VP and program chair Sheila Goldstein second VP Dianne Leyda recording secretary Gayle Kendig corresponding secretary Frances Dyste treasurer. Phyllis White retiring president received a silver gift and will join the board next year as Centennial Goal chairman.
Day camp for Camp Fire Girls opens Monday at Miguelito Park Ken Adam Park and Hans Christian Anderson Park in Solvang with 95 girls enrolled in the first group 62 in the second and 42 in the third. Director Meryin Chesnut leads a team of counselors including Elaine Mutz Sherry Stendahl Sherrell Davis Maudie Pack Dolores Benesh and others. Margaret Miller is supply chairman Pat Smith teaches outdoor skills and Nancy Cazenave assists with transportation.
Mr and Mrs Robert William Strouse announce the engagement of their daughter Bobbie Jane Strouse to Ralph Edmond Koimo son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Aloimo of Santa Maria. Miss Strouse is a Cabrillo High School graduate 1970 and attended UC Santa Barbara for two years then Fresno State. Ralph Koimo graduates June from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a political science degree. The couple plans a January 27 wedding.
Indian Maidens of the YMCA gathered at Waller Park Santa Maria for the Okizu Nation installation. New chief Eleanor Johnson and medicine tau Janice Sage accepted duties amid blessings, pledges, and ivy plant symbols. A Canalino hostess group led a post ceremony picnic with tribal games and park equipment fun.
Alpha Club hosts a flower arranging workshop for children ages 5 to 15 on Thursday June 15 at 10 30 a m led by Mrs Max Van Ansdal. Participants may enter the Alpha Club flower show June 24 25 with mothers welcome in a junior division with five classifications and two age groups.
Mr and Mrs Lester Bondietti of 508 South M Street announce the engagement of their daughter Teresa Ann to Daniel Joseph Manko. The bride elect is a 1971 Lompoc High School graduate and dental assistant trainee at Allan Hancock. the prospective groom is a 1968 Moon High School graduate in Coraopolis and an Air Force member stationed at Vandenberg. The couple plans to wed August 5.
The sixth annual Sierra Nevada Region conference hosted by International Toastmistress Clubs in Palo Alto drew 325 registered guests led by Mayor Joseph Alioto. Notables included ITC officers Donna Kavanaugh Raynold Evelyn Theobald Ina Potter and local leaders Audrey Thomas Ruth Clarke and James Sibbie. Highlights featured speeches from Robert Skibinski Paul McCloskey and Trudy Herrier plus workshops on speech, parliaments and motivation at Mountain View and Lompoc venues.
The Lompoc Community Woman's Club met at the home of new president Mrs. Wendell Swanson to introduce chairmen across committees including ways and means by Mrs. Richard Henning and garden and decorations leads. They reported salads served at La Purisima Mission Festival and announced a Busy Bees workshop June 13 for fall bazaar items. Visitors Luis and Lea Umpierre de Mello Serra are guests of Rev. Richard E. Harris under International Fellowship Inc. and Youth for Understanding, with trips planned to Disneyland.
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