Junior flower show themes revealed
The Alpha Club Flower Show at the Veteran's Memorial Building on June 28 29 features a junior division with two age groups 5 to 9 and 10 to 15. Prizes range from 75 to 25 cents. Five tables present themes Mission Flowers Missile Trails Chumash Relics Victorian Toys and Rodeo Hill with entries due June 27 3 9 p.m. and June 28 7 8 30 a.m. Judges Mines Earle Ross Kermit Hover C K Chilson, prize winning arrangers, will judge.
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Veterans’ Memorial Building
Alpha Club
Veteran’s Memorial Building
Lompoc
Richard Henning
Join Larsson
Mines
Earle Ross
Kermit Hover
C.K. Chilson
Dear Abby letters on Sunday dinners weddings and scars
Readers offer practical fixes for unwanted Sunday guests and wedding etiquette. A musician speaker and mother share frustrations about being respected and included. A couple voices happiness after surgeries and enduring love despite physical scars.
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Abby
Illinos
World War I Ladies Auxiliary Lompoc meeting notes
The World War I Ladies Auxiliary of Lompoc Barracks 3462 met at the Veterans Memorial Building for a pot luck luncheon. Mrs. Pauline Moore of Grover City was elected district president, with officers announced for the Seventh District.
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Lompoc
Veterans Memorial Building
Edna Trusdale
Pismo Beach
Pauline Moore
Grover City
Mines
G. E. Learned
Veda Perkins
G. F. Bishop
Arizona
Bishop
Calif
Community Service
Sawtelle
Fresno
Farewell coffee honors Mrs Mills at home
Mrs. Jimmy Mills was honored at a farewell coffee hosted by Mrs. Phillip Wackum at 422 St Andrews Way. The Mills family plans to move to Austin Texas where Mills will pursue a doctorate at the University of Texas while teaching at Cabrillo High School this year. Guests included the Mines Dale Borgard Ben Esparza Frank Carnathan John Lysinger James Cook Reese Thompson Ronald Meidell Richard Shiers Robert Mott Earle Simpson and Thomas Beard.
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Phillip Wackum
St. Andrews
Way
Jimmy Mills
Mills
Michael
Mitchell
Austin
Texas
Cabrillo High School
University of Texas
Mines
Dale Borgard
Ben Esparza
Frank Carnathan
John Lysinger
James Cook
Reese Thompson
Ronald Meidell
Richard Shiers
Robert Mott
Earle Simpson
Thomas Beard
Paint Your Way to Growth at Lompoc Art Association Meeting
Lt. Col. Clarence Shivers urged artists to study balance color and psychology, visit museums, and learn from failures as he highlighted Mondrian and Whistler. Darrell Brandon became president and Maj Britt Dias vice president, replacing resignations. Charles Gibby won LVAA art scholarship for seventh grade at Vandenberg Jr. High School.
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Clarence Shivers
Lompoc
Darrell Brandon
Maj Britt Dias
Robert Houghtaling
Burke Rutherford
Art Association
Charles Gibby
Vandenberg Jr. High School
LVAA
Lompoc Teacher to Attend National Summer Institute
Lompoc High School instructor Gus Peterson will join seven other institutes in the United States for a six week Institute in International Affairs. The program runs June 16 through July 25 at Colorado College in Colorado Springs under the theme Comparative Systems in a World Setting. Peterson, 41, has taught since 1963 at Lompoc High School and since 1965 at Allan Hancock Junior College. He holds a BA from the University of New Mexico and an MA in school administration from UNM. He is married with three children and lives at 812 E. Cherry.
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Abby
Lompoc
Institute In International Affairs
United States
Gus Peterson
Lompoc Senior High School
U.S
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Peterson
Lompoc High School
Allan Hancock Junior College
University of New Mexico
Western State of Colorado
Mexico City College
E. Cherry
Alpha Zeta chapter installs new officers in candlelight ceremony
The Alpha Zeta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha inducted officers at a Colonial Inn ceremony. New president Mrs James Marr and vice president Mrs Kenneth Anderson lead a list of officers. Mrs Zeman becomes educational director and historian. A five year pin honored Mrs Earl Rule who departs for Germany. A $150 college scholarship was awarded.
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Alpha Zeta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Colonial Inn
Frank Hiatt
James Marr
Kenneth Anderson
James Zeman
Charles Slothower
Sam Hull
Zeman
Earl Rule
Germany
Westside 4-H Club elects new officers at Grange Hall
New officers were elected at the Westside 4-H Club monthly meeting held at the Grange Hall. Officers include president Sandra Luce and vice president Randy Nagle. Installation is planned for the next meeting on July 4.
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Carol Davison
Grange Hall
Sandra Luce
Randy Nagle
Susi Erdmann
JoAnn Mendez
Clare Duval
Robin Dupar
Sharon Ermann
Linnea Collins
Joey Mendez
Frank Berardi
Friends organize to aid Purisima Mission
An organizational meeting of the Friends of La Purisima Mission was held at the Lompoc Public Library. Officers elected were Mrs. Albert Bischoff president, Paul Thompson first vice president, and Mrs. Cynthia Laband secretary-treasurer.
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Friends of la Purisima Mission
Lompoc Public Library
Albert Bischoff
Paul Thompson
Cynthia Laband
Jack Mason
Park Ranger
la Purisima Mission
Jack McKenzie
Bischoff
Laband
la Purisima Council of Catholice Women
Verlin Morehouse
Frank Giovanacci
William Brong
Joseph Schlaffer
Women of Moose elect officers for 1969 70 in Lompoc
The Women of the Moose in Lompoc elect 1969 70 officers led by senior regent Mrs William Hill and junior regent Mrs Donald Clark. Installation is set for June 21 at the Moose Home 912 W Laurel Ave with a June 14 fundraiser breakfast at the Moose Lodge Home to support the Mooseheart Endowment Fund.
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Lompoc Women of the Moose
William Hill
Donald Clark
Bobby Lee Earles
William Milbourne
Stephen Tarasovich
Hoyt Whetzel
Moose
Laurel Ave
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Harvey Betty
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Clarence Pritchard
Academy of Friendship
Ernie Lewis
Moose Lodge
Goodman Percival plans announced wedding
Richard L. Percival son of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jay V. Percival and Miss Mary Louise Goodman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Goodman plan to wed at St Raphael Catholic Church Goleta on Saturday June 12. The groom is a 1965 Lompoc High School graduate and will finish at UC Santa Barbara this year. They will reside in the Goleta area after marriage.
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Santa Barbara County Fair
Sue Ellen McCann
Westside
Clare Duval
Light Horse Project
Santa Maria Fairgrounds
Nancy Nagle
Susi Erdmann
Richard L. Percival
Jay V. Percival
S. A St
Mary Louise Goodman
F. Robert Goodman
Goleta
St. Raphael Catholic Church
Lompoc High School
University of California, Santa Barbara
Goleta Area
Camp Fire Day Camp at Miguelito Park Offers Session
Lompoc Camp Fire Girls council hosts a day camp June 16 to 20 at Miguelito Park for girls ages 7 to 12. Activities include hiking crafts singing games and dramatic arts with lunch cooked over a fire. Fees are 4 for Camp Fire members and 5 for nonmembers. Register at the Camp Fire office 116FE College Ave. Deadline June 10.
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Miguelito Park
Lompoc
Camp Fire
College Ave
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Muirfield
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David Gannon
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Holiday Isle
Mrs. Mills
Hugh Guthrie
la Purisima
Olivera
Women of
Goodman- Percival
Camp Fire Council
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