Shadow Box Displays Highlight 1975 Alpha Club Flower Show
Shadow box exhibits at Alpha Club’s 1975 flower show showcased ingenuity in themes drawn from table arrangements. Winners include La Luce first with Summer Breezes, Stoll second with Golden Rule Days, Cameron third with Fiesta, Davis honorable mention for A Nite Out with the Boys.
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Alpha Club
la Luce
Robert Stoll
Evelyn Cameron
Jim Davis
Davis
Glen Newcomb
Esther Reed
Sandra Johnson
Gene Holmdahl
Veterans Memorial Hall
Lu Luce
Security Pacific Bank
Specimen winners named in Lompoc flower show divisions
Winners announced in the Lompoc Alpha Club 53rd annual flower show specimens division include multiple first place awards for Chris Nygren and Mrs. Robert Burnett across items such as Cosmos, Iceland poppy, Pansy, Petunia, Carnation and many more. Other top names include Minnie Zvolanek, Gene Holmdahl, Hilda Paaske, T.F. Paumen and Mary Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Alpha Club
T.F. Paumen
Chris Nygren
Minnie Zvolanek
Mary C. Hayes
Cosmo
Robert L. Burnett
Hollyhock
A. Houk
Stephanie Newcomb
Anna Hierholzer
Iceland Poppy
Robert Burnett
Marigold
Hazel McCabe
Gene Holmdahl
Pansy
Minnie Zvoranek
Petunia
Hilda Paaske
Poppy
Viola
J. Toomey
A. Newcomb
Mrs. Burnett
Walter Cooperider
Canterbury Bells
Jan Holland
Larkspur
Phlox
Marvel Marquard
Katherine Weber
Gene Holm
Richard Giddings
Transval
Mara Walton
Esther Reed Daisy
Marvel Marquart
Mrs
Rosalie King
Gayle Amann
Dianthus
Marguerite Hall
Rosamond Chew
Burnett
Faye Sharp
Maxine Budds
Bob Haselma
Fuchsia
Sadie Duncan
Helen Elliott
Janice Carrier
Ed Marquart
Tanya Kistle
Andy Masciak
Fuchs
Gladiolus
Florence Neth
Mary Lou Rhode
T.F Paumen
Sharon Scolari
Ken Wicks
Agapanthus
Dale Laubly
John Sherman
Chris Ny
Bougainvilla
Charlene Cartwright
Honeysuckle
Passion Vine
Orchid
Cattleya
Larand Mattson
F.D. Atkinson
Coleus
Fibro
Evelyn Cameron
Beckett
T.F. Palmen
Carmelita Curtis
Donald
Women urged to continue efforts in politics
Mary Louise Smith head of the Republican National Committee told the National Women's Political Caucus convention in Boston that despite more women running for and winning office the journey is far from over. She noted no female senators, one woman governor and 19 congresswomen, while urging greater participation in party politics. The NWPC, with about 2000 delegates, also backed the Equal Rights Amendment and heard speakers including Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman and four Democratic presidential hopefuls.
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Boston
UPI
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Committee
National Women's Political Caucus
NWPC
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Sen
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
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Jennie Martin
Laurel
Charles) Beaudry
Tom Parks
Veterans Hall
Irma Henderson
Louisa van Ausdal
Walter Holmdahl
Olive
Howard) Simmons
Mary Hayes
Lily
Mrs. Kermit Hover
Dahlia
Iris
LaVerne Mulvey
Bernice Lunden
Bottle Brush
Joseph Toomey
Rosabel Cameron
Rose Marie Sech
Jackie Hover
Mission Federal Savings and Loan
Ron Linderman
Elizabeth Holtzman
Dn.y
North Carolina
Gov
Terry Sanford
Fred Harris
D-Okla
Beattie Motors
Electrolux
Lompoc
David Gaitan
Street
Moore’s
Sta-Prest
Reg Price
H’ Street
Tol A
Lee
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