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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
4
In Hartford Connecticut the Travelers' Weather Service begins naming winter storms after men as tropical storms are named after women. A reader asks Abby about the practice. The reply says batten down the hatches and jokes about a storm named Blizzard Brucie.
Colorful Dawn Nathan Group of Maori performers will present traditional dances and songs in Atascadero Lake Park tonight from 6 to 8 pm. The event, a Polynesian luau, is sponsored by the Latter-day Saints Church with a $2.50 donation, proceeds aiding the local cultural hall building fund. Tickets available at the park or House of Glass.
Mrs Earl Nimmo of 924 West Olive Ave was honored at a salad potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs Frank Summers on West Guava. The Nimmos plan retirement and relocation to Mount Vernon, Washington, after years of local service with the First Southern Baptist Church.
Newly organized inter faith group holds monthly luncheons at Village Country Club. Next event is June 28 from 12 to 2 with $2.50 admission and a $1 nursery fee. Reservations through Jean Davis by June 21, with speaker Pat Swift of Ventura and entertainment from local musicians.
Parents Without Partners Club hosts a busy June with a record party at 8 p.m. at 501-D North D St led by Bob Berryhill after a coffee night at Penny Roubideaux’s home. A family potluck, swim party, and various discussion sessions across June 20 23 and 28 feature topics on marriage and community.
Travelers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summers of 1216 East Guave spent last weekend with their daughter Joan in Costa Mesa. Also joining was Mrs Summers’ high school friend, now Mrs Glen Stafford of Anaheim, whom they had not seen since 1937.
The Lompoc Alpha Club flower show awards prize winners across multiple categories June 24 and 25. Notable presenters include Renee Libonao for best of show and Terry Dorsey as festival chairman with Earl Sweetland overseeing the sweepstakes, plus various club officers presenting special prizes.
Miss Renee Libonao Flower Festival queen will attend the Monday luncheon of the Lompoc Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division. Other contestants will be recognized. Reports and discussion on the Flower Festival concession booth project will follow.
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