Eagles and Auxiliary Install New Officers in Lompoe branch
The Lompoe Aerie of Eagles and its Auxiliary installed new officers after a flag salute and national anthem. Named officers include Clinton Seay as Worthy President and Mrs. M R Warl as Madam President, with several trustees and guards listed. Absent members will be installed at the next Auxiliary meeting June 18 at 8 p m.
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Labals View
Wwaul
Beatrice McCarroll
Margaret Ockering
Gus Browner
Guy Rockwell
Vincent Grossini
M. R. Warl
Joe Tigueiro
Ralph Butterfield
George Sumter
Odelia Eckert
John Mankins
Vince Whitehead
Dwight Babcock
George Ingamells
Reuben Carlson
Clinton Seay
Elmer Ruehling
John Harris
Lee Palmer
William Prowl
Yager
Lompoe Aerie of Eagles
F1mer Ruehling
John
Tary
Gus Bromser
Margaret Pickering
Lucille Woolard
Martha Cazenave
Alpha Club
Junior Alpha Club Holds Candlelight Installation Ceremony
Members of Junior Alpha Club installed new president Mrs Begg and elected chairs for the coming year. Guests included Curtis Levens and LeRoy Begg as well as Santa Barbara visitor Mrs Henry Carillo mother of the new president. A vocal trio performed tunes as refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Chabaouse
Das Lahed
Ousd
Leroy Begstai Vis
Cimiraen
Pios
Robert Chiisaay
Robert Dendett
Dawa
Chesnut
Robert Wilkinson
Pred Bock
Glen Goldsm
Ways and Means
Robert Lilley Jr
Tommy Lewis
Kenneth Stillman
Vivian Shanklin
Curtis Levens
Levens
Harry Morris
Blood Bank
Clyde Hester
Kenneth Campbell
Perry Martin
Ted Tateyama
Sunshine
Harlan Bratz
Carl Hansen
Press Book
Publi
Janes Haven
Monard
Hrovert Decker
Donald Chambers
Harry Sloan
Robert Cox
LeRoy Begg
James Haven
John Stearns
Fred Bock
David Chesnut
Don Cameron
Santa Barbara
Henry Carillo
Mike
Judy
Penny Phelps
Local ladies host charity event with buffet and prizes
A community gathering featured four American flags, a luncheon of sandwiches cake coffee and tea provided by Auxiliary members. Mrs Elmer Ruehling assisted and Mrs Martha Murray won the door prize for the evening.
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Elmer Ruehling
Martha Murray
Humane Society Seeks Permit To Move City Pound
The County Humane Society requests a permit to relocate the city dog pound from the mesa area north of the city to near the sewerage disposal plant on Central avenue. A committee of city officials will study the request, after council rejected an earlier proposal to place the pound on North B street.
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Mesa
Central Avenue
County Humane Society
North B Street
Accountant to Continue Sales Tax Audits
The city council approved a contract with municipal accountant Minor B. Phillips to conduct six annual audits of local firms' sales tax returns. The agreement will be canceled if a county-wide tax is established, and Phillips' audits mirror those of the State Board of Equalization.
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Minor B. Phillips
Phillips
State Board of Equalization
City Funds Highway Sign Maintenance Near Las Cruces
City council approved continued financing for highway sign boards on Highway 101 near Las Cruces and Santa Maria. The annual cost remains about 800 dollars with an additional 200 dollars allocated for the flower festival. Both payments are administered by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Las Cruces
Santa Maria
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Visitor Likes Lompoc
Miss Hilda Stade of Chicago visited Lompoc this week staying with cousin Sgt. P. H. Wills at 8031 East Walnut Avenue. She is part of a Pullman Car Company group touring Southern California and plans to visit another cousin in the San Fernando Valley. Stade toured the La Purisima Mission and the flower fields and expressed interest in making the valley her home.
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Hilda Stade
Chicago
Lompoc
Sgt. P. H. Wills
East
Walnut Avenue
Miss Stade
Pullman Car Company
California
San Fernando Valley
la Purisima
Births in Local Bottle ’n Bib Club Add Three New Arrivals
May 31 Donnie Domingos weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Domingos of Buellton Road. June 1 Jean Marie Messenheimer weighs 6 pounds 13 ounces daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Messenheimer of 507 North F Street. June 7 LaDonna Kay Hunt weighs 8 pounds 6 ounces daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie LeRoy Hunt of 115 South H Street.
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Donnie Domingos
Joseph Domingos
Buellton Road
Jean Marie Messenheimer
Robert Earl Messenheimer
North F Street
LaDonna Kay Hunt
Johnnie LeRoy Hunt
South H
City withdraws from summer band program
The city council decided to pull out of the summer band program run by the high school music department. They said the program is essentially a school matter and should be funded by school funds. The city already runs a large summer recreation program and faces limited funds.
Nursery Rhyme Theme Shaping Flower Festival Parade
Nursery Rhyme division for the June 23 Flower Festival Parade is forming with current favorites and new themes. Merilyn Lair esteems Mother Goose float entries with Jack and Jill and Little Miss Muffet among characters. The PTA group led by Mrs. Decker shifts to Simple Simon while Danny and Janice Lair will tell Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater during the parade.
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Tom
Jack and
Jill
Juffett
Jack Horner
Mary
Willie Winkle
Blue
PTA Group
Robert Decker
Harry Morris
Fom
Simon
Lair
Danny
Janice
Peter
Jim Lewis
Flower Show Leads Lompoc June Weekend Plans
The Flower Show Committee schedules a two day event on June 23 and 24 with classes themed Magazine Magic. Participants are urged to prepare arrangements specimens potted plants or hanging baskets and refer to the Record for floral event schedules.
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MAGIC
Lompoc
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