Santa Barbara County Fair floral winners list many Lompoc names
Ribbons awarded at the last week's Santa Barbara County Fair flower show featured Lompoc residents among top finishers. Mrs. Kermit Hover led with multiple first place entries across ageratum candytuft centaurea clarkia cosmos marigold nasturtiums verbena zinnia and dahlia. Other local winners included Mrs. Geneva Moreland, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Stoll, Rosa Webber, and Miss Margaret Keyes sharing numerous blue ribbons in carnations pansies pelargoniums hydrangeas and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Barbara County Fair
Mmes
Kermit Hover
Geneva Moreland
Robert L. Burnett
JoAnne Stoll
Rosa Webber
Charles Laubly
Frances Domingos
Margaret Keyes
Mrs. Hover
Baton teacher earns credential
Ruthann Manseau becomes the first Lompoc baton teacher to earn the Associate Certificated Teacher's Credential from the United States Twirling Association. She trained 11 weeks over five years at camps in Santa Cruz Los Angeles Okland Squaw Valley and Santa Barbara earning eight personal trophies one medal and 15 ribbons. In Santa Barbara July 12 16 she completed 12 hours of lectures a practical twirling test and a 13 page teaching methods exam while teaching one class daily.
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Ruthann Manseau
Santa Cruz
Los Angeles
Okaland
Squaw Valley
Santa Barbara
Robert Olmstead
Lompocans Win Ribbons at Santa Barbara County Fair Flower Show
Lompoc residents swept prizes in the county fair flower show. Margaret Keys earned a third in junior floriculture with Groovy while Julia Stoll took a second for Let's Split. Senior ribbons went to multiple Lompoc entrants including JoAnne Stoll and Earle Ross among others, with Jerrie Domingos earning 12 prize ribbons in baked goods.
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Santa Barbara County
Margaret Keys
Julia Stoll
Jerrie Domingos
Santa Barbara Co
Lunar ‘70
Irene Gallant
Grant
Marty) Jennings
Gina
Holly Gallant
Gail Hazard
Virginia Lombardino
Kathy Mann
Local artists donate prizes for Boys Club project
Members of the Lompoc Valley Art Association donate original paintings to be used as prizes. Named artists include Carolen Schultz Maj. Britt Dias Penny Crossman Glenda Johannasen Lucie Wolfe Darrell Brandon Betty Shoults and May Glover.
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Lompoc Valley Art Association
Carolen Schultz
Maj. Britt’ Dias
Penny Crossman
Glenda Johannasen
Lucie Wolfe
Darrell Brandon
Betty Shoults
May Glover
Xi Lambdas Ice Cream Social Draws Members and Guests
Members of Xi Lambda Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their annual ice cream social at Ryan Park on Sunday July 19 with cupcakes toppings and coffee. Attendees included numerous couples and guests plus a farewell coffee for Mrs Frank Paulin who will move to Dayton Ohio while her husband serves in Thailand.
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Xi Lambda Iota
Beta Sigma Phi
Ryan Park
Bill Buckman
Guy
Frank Carnathan
Karen
Lee Riddiough
LeaEtta
Bill Masourick
John Davison
Robert Comstock
Hector Samaniego
Russell
Scott
Grant
Earle Simpson
William Sumter
Michael
George Searson
Susie
Linda Connell
Teddy Bonbrake
Don Albert
Earl Becker
Ambrose Lesniak
Frank Paulin
Johnny
Mike
Dayton
Ohio
Thailand
Bill Ruckman
Victor Morgan
Travel group tours Western Canada and California
Mrs Alf Rande and granddaughter Nancy Martinson returned from a motor trip to British Columbia Calgary Alberta and Golden where they visited relatives. In California they joined Gordon and Edithmary Davis at Rancho Jalama with Cecil Davis Les Chris and George Leffingwell visiting Lompoc flower fields Jalama Beach Jalama Ranch and Solvang during the weekend.
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British Columbia
Calgary
Alberta
Golden
Alf Rande
Chestnut Ave
Nancy Martinson
Poppy
Gordon
Edithmary Davis
Rancho Jalama
Cecil Davis
Torrance
Les Chris
Rosemead
George Leffingwell
Hemet
Lompoc
Jalama Beach
Jalama Ranch
Solvang
4-H Vegetable Winners Named in Lunar 70 Entries
Margaret Kroetsch Thomas Kroetsch and James Kroetsch, children of Arthur and Mrs Kroetsch, won two second and two third place ribbons in Lunar 70 4-H agriculture horticulture competition. Entries shown included green onions potatoes long white round white red beets and garden chopped.
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Margaret
Thomas
James Kroetsch
Arthur Kroetsch
W. Cherry
Dear Abby Readers Share Offbeat Dilemmas and Reactions
A reader from Pennsylvania asks how to remove a lovesick fixation on a 16 year old at her husband’s service station. Abby advises ending contact and finding a hobby to redirect thoughts. Others respond to cigarette habits ironing at home and a critique of trivial bride white-wear debates.
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Atak Abby
Lovesick
Abby
Gary
Frank
Reverend Whipple
Phooey
Lindsay
Missing rake mystery at Lompoc Record office
In a lighthearted Lompoc Record tale the social editor Betty Laurent loans a rake to Flower Power workers then reports it missing after Clete Lunny returns it. Betty and Jim Northrop chase clues. confusion reveals two white Covairs and a rake turning up in cars with unlocked doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Laurent
Cletus Lunny
Betty
Clet
Clete
Jim Northrop
Record
Kathy Lambert
Kathy
Jim
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Village Country Club Women's Golf Association
Ray Jensen
Robert Lewis
John D. Martin
Had Burger
Harlan Bratz
Curtis Sphar
Clarence Bledsoe
Joe Gowdey
Ed Lilly
Hugh
Geneva
Laubly
Domingos
Lompocans
Max van Ausdal
Earle Ross
Jerrie Domingo
Donald Cameron
F.E. Henderson
Mrs. Cameron
Mrs. Ross
South America
Mrs. Stoll
Australia
van Ausdal
Japan
Cameron
Velma C. Chilson
Velma Chilson
Lompoc Farm Group
Santa Maria
Francis H
Matt) Beattie
Xi Lambdas
Dear Abby
Kev
Whipple
Is. S
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