Panner elected YMCA president in Lompoc Valley
Earl Panner of 4490 Sirius Ave Vandenberg Village is named president of the Lompoc Valley YMCA. At the annual dinner Frank Chilberto becomes vice president Bruce Sharpe second vice president Bob Coe treasurer. New board members include Joe Carlin Jim Kenna Jack Olson Don McPherson Annie Petersen Gloria Ernberg Murray Lester Jim Preece Bob Orr Fred Smith Col Clarence Holloway and Mary Soper. Lt Col (Ret) Thomas Chrones receives the 1970 YMCA volunteer award for six years of outstanding service.
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Earl Panner
Sirius Ave
Vandenberg Village
Lompoc Valley
Roger Plante
Tom Chrones
Harold Drain
Sally Walker
Frank Piemme
Char Murdy
Paul Olson
Dick Martin
YMCA
Thomas Chrones
Dental technician Kristine Carnathan guest speaks at Xi Lambda Iota
Kristine Carnathan, dental technician and daughter of CMSgt and Mrs. Frank Carnathan, spoke at the Xi Lambda Iota bi monthly meeting. She discussed physical fitness and mental stimulation to combat boredom. Elections ahead and plans for an Easter candy workshop were announced. The sorority funds nursing scholarships for local high school seniors. The Beta Sigma Phi 40th anniversary is planned for April with a Lompoc Valley Bowl luncheon. State convention in Fresno is set for May 21 to 23. rs. John Davison hosted. next meeting March 11 at Mrs. George Searson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kristine Carnathan
Xi Lambda Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Kristine
Cmsgt
Frank Carnathan
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Hector Samaniego
Bill Buckman
Ways and Means
Lompoc
Cabrillo
Beta Sigma Phi
Lompoc Valley Bowl
Fresno
John Davison
Jerry Long
Pledge analysis centers on unity and liberty in Lompoc
Winnie Massey delivers a thoughtful analysis of the Pledge to the Flag to Lompoc Toastmistress, highlighting loyalty, unity among states and communities, and core ideals of freedom and justice. The program, themed Speaking Opportunities, featured Lyda Jenkins guiding the group through Good speech making and listening skills. Planning for Santa Maria contest includes Minnie Williaits and other club members. Next meeting is March 11 at the Golden Greek Restaurant.
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Winnie Massey
Lompoc
Lyda Jenkins
Lorraine Holmes
Natalie Arnold
Laura Atkins
Betty Kline
Gene
Walter) Holmdahl
Mable Rupp
Santa Maria
Minnie Williaits
Fran Houston
Laura Atkin
Betty Klein
Gail Benson
Golden Greek
Special school field trip by train to San Luis Obispo
Pupils from Jessie Ramming School accompanied by Mr and Mrs Wallenburg and several teachers rode a Surf to San Luis Obispo train trip last week. They ate lunch at the station and enjoyed songs and stories en route. Representatives of the United Methodist Church met them in San Luis Obispo for a museum tour with the curator, then a mission visit and garden walk before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Ramming
Surf
San Luis Obispo
John Wallenburg
Gary Dunlap
Linda Reedy
Ramming
United Methodist Church
Andy Puckett
Matthew
Kenny Williams
Trudy Turner
Carol Ramming
Helen Williamson
Marty Melson
Robbie
Gary McCool
David Knackstedt
Mark
Paul
Marie
Lompoc Club to Judge Hobby Arts and Crafts March 10
Lompoc Community Woman's Club unveils a hobby arts and crafts contest during its March 10 luncheon at Lions Inn. Members exhibit ceramics jewelry knitting embroidery paintings and more with first and second place votes via nickel and penny donations. Demonstrations include paper roses weaving and ceramics.
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Lompoc
Lions Inn
C.K. Chilson
Richard Henning
Fred Smith
Leslie (Rose) McIntosh
Lions’ Inn
Durham Lackett Wedding at Methodist Church
Miss Jeannette Charlotte Durham and Richard Whitworth Lackett wed Saturday at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Montgomery officiating. The bride, a nurse and SFSU graduate, and the groom, son of Mrs. Dorothy Holder, plan to live in Carmichael after a Carmel San Francisco honeymoon.
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Methodist
Jeannette Charlotte Durham
Richard Whitworth Lackett
First United Methods Church
Robert Montgomery
George A. Durham
Dorothy Holder
Roseville
James Dix
San Francisco
Jerome Churchill
Mountain View
Larry Pannhuk
San Mateo
Grange Hall
Carmel
Carmichael
Lompoc High School
San Francisco State College
Pi Mu Music Society
Sacramento Medical Center
Norde del Rio High School
American’ River Jr. College
Bridge tournament results in Lompoc area weekly play
Results from the past week of duplicate bridge in Lompoc Vandenberg show multiple top pairs. Notable winners include Wallace with Niesen on North South Thursday Feb 25. Ausbrooks Palmer first East West. Turnbull Wallace first North South Saturday Feb 27. Gowenlock Hanson first East West on Feb 27. Hennessy Lowry tied for first Feb 29. Don Ausbrooks to conduct lessons starting March 7 at Alpha Clubhouse with schedule details and contact numbers provided.
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Lompoc-Vandenberg
Mary Louise Wallace
Eileen Niesen
Jim Longtin
Alex Turner
Muriel Hennessy
Flo Fisher
Grace Probst
Ruth Strube
Patti Ausbrooks
Mike Palmer
Ruth
Herschel Roberts
Jenna Longtin
Marie Richie
Donna Swinnen
Mary Tripp
Theresa Turnbull
Joe Gowenlock
Lloyd Hanson
Barbara Holt
Mickie Alven
Sally Cullen
Wally Lowry
Pat Ward
Alice Organ
Minnie Zvolanek
Alice Swanson
Jack Shepard
Norbert Baumgarten
Myra Larsen
Dan Boone
Tom Preece
Don Ausbrooks
Don Cohn
Ruth Roth
Doris Florow
Bill Rudman
Ruth Ballantyne
G. Stoll
H. K. Nakagawa
Alpha
Ocean Ave
B St
If Eso
Vandenberg Officers’ Club
Quota Club Marks National Founding Anniversary
Lompoc Quota Club observed the 52nd anniversary of Quota International with a special cake at the Valley Club meeting last week. Club secretary Marian Gugenheim led the sharing moment as members celebrated the inscription Friendship Service and Sharing Happy Anniversary 1919 1971.
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Quota International
Lompoc
Quota Club
Valley Club
Marian Gugenheim
P. E. O. schedules officer election
Election of officers is the highlight for the next meeting of Chapter SQ of P. E. O. Those completing a year in office include Mrs. Gary D. Goodwin president, Mrs. Bruce C. Rinker vice president, Mrs. Robert Scott secretary, Mrs. Allen Holliday corresponding secretary, Mrs. Felix Scheffler treasurer, Mrs. Eugene McAllister chaplain, and Mrs. Louis J. Finis guard. Members meet at Mrs. Robert Scott home 528 North First St Tuesday March 9 at 9 30 a.m. All visiting P E O s are invited and asked to call 6 8031.
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Chapter SQ
Gary D. Goodwin
Bruce C. Rinker
Robert Scott
Allen Holliday
Felix Scheffler
Eugene McAllister
Louis J. Finis
North First St
P.e.o.s
Dear Abby on My Lai war crimes and moral judgment
A reader compares Lt. Calley’s trial to broader incidents in Vietnam. He asserts many soldiers committed killings and abuses, argues collective responsibility, and warns that life over there devalues the act of firing. He urges Americans to withhold harsh judgment.
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Abby
My Lai
Vietnam
Calley
V.C
Lt. Calley
Friends celebrate with Mrs. Stockton birthday party
Four daughters hosted a Sunday afternoon birthday party for Mrs. Margaret Stockton in Lompoc with about 30 local friends. Attending were Ava Sudden Louise Anderson Alyce Moore Mareena Collar and Fern DeGroot plus her daughter-in-law Emma Stockton of Oceano. Centerpieces featured spring blooms and a pink green decorated cake topped with toy animals. Floral corsages including gardenia and cymbidium were given as gifts. Mrs. Stockton and family moved to Lompoc in 1925 from Cloud County Kansas.
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Margaret Stockton
S. G St
Ava Sudden
Louise Anderson
Alyce Moore
Mareena Collar
Fern DeGroot
Honore
Inlaw
Emma _ Stockton
Oceano
Stockton
Lompoc
Cloud County
Kansas
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American Field Service
Lompoc Grange Hall
N. G St
Patti Jacobs
Miriam Segovia
Mark Chambers
AFS
Miss Jacobs
International Afs
Miss Segovia
Joe Salucci
Chambers
Chile
George Searson
Republic
San Luis
Mrs
Richard Lackett
Olivera Photo
Becky
Midwest
P.S
P.E.O
Dear Abby
Mom
Been
Mrs. Stockton
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