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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1975

Page

4

Wartime Alpha Club volunteers aid soldiers and community

During World War II in Lompoc the Alpha Club members sewed for the Red Cross bake cookies and cakes for soldiers and orphans and promoted victory gardens. They hosted open houses for soldiers, planned tea for officers wives, supported USO activities and organized Red Cross kits and war bonds drives as part of home front efforts.

Alpha Club Red Cross Victory Gardens Lompoc Jr. Alpha Club Raulin Ramos Kenneth Adam Roy Hull Co. K Southland Bill Schuyler Red Cross Motor Corps Alpha Jrs Camp Cooke Ramos Adam Herbert Swanson LaVerne Criter William Schuyler Henry Brubeck Harriet Charnholm William Hall Red Cross Chapter R.C Rebekahs Altar Society S.P.R.S.I U.P.P.E.C Blue Jackets Companions of the Forest of America Presbyterian Church and Club Christian and Missionary Alliance Church American Legion Auxiliary Estrellita Club Miguelito Circle Order of the Eastern Star Latter Day Saints Bee Hive Eagles Auxiliary Pythian Sisters Catholic Daughters Laura McLaughlin Harry Betaque E.F. Stillman Herbert Will Hall Harry Sloan Martin Riggs Ways and Means James Glenn USO Santa Maria Alpha Home and Garden Section J.P. Traux George Harris Bay Area Federated Women’s Clubs Alan Wing Carpinteria Boy Scouts Victory House Moore's Mercantile W.V.S Army Officers Wives Civic Club Catholic Parish Council Tri-e Club

Rainbow Girls Gift Benefits Sherman Oaks Hospital

Lompoc Rainbow Girls led by Liz Arreola raised over 1500 dollars for the Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Center at Sherman Oaks Community Hospital. Adults accompanied the youth on March 8 to present the donation. Arreola, herself a burn survivor, expressed pride in the project.

Alisa Ann Ruch Sherman Oaks Kathy Brown Lompoc Sherman Oaks Community Hospital Liz Arreola Sherman Oaks Hospital Arreola Liz Lompoc Rainbow Girls Grossman Capt. Hinger Rainbow Girls

Dear Abby and Local Club Notes Report

Dear Abby columns advise seeking a lawyer for complex issues and warn against rumors. A reader asks about second hand gifts from her father in law and whether to return or explain. A local organ club announces officers, meeting details, and a fundraiser donation supports the Burn Center with Rainbow Girls hosting events and community sponsors.

Abby

Death talk for all ages at United Church Learning Center

The Rev. Richard E. Harris will discuss Explaining Death to Children and Ourselves at United Church Learning Center in Vandenberg Village. The talk covers handling grief, when to tell children, and whether kids should attend funerals. Open to the public free. pamphlet and books on death will be available. refreshments served. Roy Harris is center director Sylvia R. Harris contacts 3-3333.

Richard E. Harris United Church Learning Center Constellation Road Vandenberg Village United Church Harris Andover Newton Theological School Newton Centre Mass Chapman College Sylvia R. Harris

Merrill Tooley earns honorary service award

Merrill Tooley, Vandenberg Jr. High School PTA president, received an honorary service award at Founder's Day for outstanding service to youth and community. The New Yorker, 26 years in the Air Force and father of five, dedicates time to Little League, Babe Ruth, and PTA leadership.

Merrill Tooley Vandenberg Jr. High School PTA U.S. Air Force Cookie Carl) Lowthorp Tooley Little League Babe Ruth Seball Ways and Means American Legion Post 125 Lompoc Merrill Toole Erlene Msgt M Driver

Mental Health opens program to the public in Lompoc

The Lompoc Mental Health Association hosts a 730 pm session in the Lompoc Library multi purpose room focusing on prejudice's impact on children. A screening of Eye of the Storm followed by a discussion led by 1st Lt Thomas Bain explores personal and social effects and human understanding.

Lompoc Thomas Bain Vandenberg Afb St. Bain Vandenberg Air Force Base Mental Health Association Greater Lompoc Nan Stuart) Fitch

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