Alpha Club elects officers for 1976 77 term in Lompoc
Laurel Beaudry is re elected president. Marjorie Scott is vice president and other officers named include Jackie Holmdahl second vice president Lews Miller third vice president Peggy Maraszek fourth vice president Genevieve Sinclair secretary Gladys Rouree treasurer and Gene Holmdahl director. Nominating committee presented slate. Helen North presided. Mixed program featured a trip to Romania by Glenn Montague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Charles) Beaudry
Lompoc Alpha Club
Marjorie
William) Scott
Jackie
DeWayne) Holmdahl
Lews
John) Miller
Peggy
Robert) Maraszek
Genevieve
Ian
Anita
Arthur) Batty
Skip
Orville) Ferdmanon
Gene Holmdahl
Helen
Hb) North
L.tursa
Max
van Ausdal
Romania
Allan Hancock College
Montague
United States
Canada
Tops
Alpha Club
Lompoe
Alameda
Inez
James) DeAtley
Mary Frances
Robert) Berkey
Phyllis
Paul) Moore
Arlene
Glenn) Ballentyne
Berkey
Alpha
Joan
Robert) Garman
Gladys
Hobart
Rouzee
Dear Abby and Curious Advice on Age Gaps and Diaries
Dear Abby addresses age appropriate dating for a teen with a much older suitor and whether a weekend trip is improper. Curious questions a widower asks about reading his late wife diary. advice emphasizes resisting temptation and handling personal dilemmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Marathon Winners From Lompoc Bridge Marathon Announced
The Lumen Vitae League of Children’s Home Society held a two month bridge marathon in Lompoc Valley. Ninety six residents played five games to determine eight area group winners and the championship results. Proceeds support the Children’s Home Society and its group home for under eleven year olds in Santa Barbara County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumen Vitae League of Children’s Home Society
Marge
Donald) Diess
Flo
Herb
Kanner
Bea
Walter) Cowdry
Barbara Holt
Santa Barbara County
Lompoc Valley
Valley
Walter
Cowdry
Donald
Diess
Anita
Arthur
Batty
Minnie
William
Zvolanek
Joan
Robert Garman
Shirley
LM Dalerrt
Amber
Charles
Smith
Sue
Children’s Home Society
CHS
Door prizes awarded at La Purisima fashion show
La Purisima Council of Catholic Women held a fashion show last Thursday with door prizes. Winners included Sherry Duden for a bicentennial quilt, William C. Kessler for rag dolls, Mary Langenfeld for a Pine Nursery plant, Ann Levin, a Polaroid camera from Braun Pharmacy, Marjorie Turner, and a Moores gift certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Purisima Council of Catholic Women
Sherry Duden
William C Kessler
la Purisima
Mary Langenfeld
Pine Nursery
Ann Levin
Braun Pharmacy
Marjorie Turner
Moores
Tasting dinner at First United Methodist Church Saturday
A sit down tasting dinner with gourmet delicacies prepared by church women will be held at First United Methodist Church in Lompoc. Tickets cost 3 dollars and are available through Beverly Slaughter or the church office. Proceeds aid the church women’s mission program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
North F Street
Beverly
William) Slaughter
Lompoc Record
Lompoc High School Madrigal Singers
Louise
Larry) Bowen
Lompoc United Methodist
Marilyn
Robert) Tate
Beverley
Thelma
James) King
Church Women's Mission
United Methodist Womens Mission
Dottie Whitehouse
Lompoc
New Jersey
Barbara Whalley
South C Street
Sarah Circle
Alice
Loren) Jackson
Fillmore PTA DiORAMa Contest Winners Named
The Fillmore School fourth annual diorama contest concluded at the March PTA meeting in the multipurpose room. First place winners received a free book, second a special bookmarker, and third a merit certificate. Judges included Wayne Hastings Adrenne Lenart Marie Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore School
PTA
Betty Welsh
Tom Love
Wayne Hastings
Adrenne Lenart
Marie Richards
Alice Howard
Brian Day
Tracy K.spinosa
Shawna Lane
Kenny Goforth
Angela Wade Scott Stitch
Rhonda Gibson
Troy Espinosa
Garmen Reyes
Jeff Chadic
Daniel Waltman
Pam Linde
Ava Bonham
Alecia Warren
Lisa Bravo
Kyle Dahl
Michael Johnson
Darlene Martens
Carolina Reyes
David Cain
Richel Tate
Kevin Lake
Miguelito Chapter Hosts Visit of Grand Officer
Miguelito Chapter No 176 Order of the Eastern Star held an official visit at Masome Temple with Agnes Silsbee presiding as Worthy Matron. Guilda Jones escorted in the deputy grand matron of the 55th district as a gold star amid red white and blue decorations. Numerous past matrons and patrons were introduced and honored. the evening concluded with a skit and gifts to the deputy grand matron and refreshments in red white and blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguelito
Order of the Eastern Star
Masome Temple
Agnes
Norman) Silsbee
Frank) Jones
State of California
June
Hugh) Hoover
Sue
John) Irwin
Geneva
Larry) Harris
Ruth
Mildred
Bud) Mundell
Harry Davis
Area 9
J Clifford Lee Cancer Fund
Mundell
Edna Mae Bishop
Nellis Shields
Robert Cox
Hoover
Francis Davis
Ramona
Arroyo Grande
Iva Mae
Marty
Grant Jennings
Spain
Charles) Lewis
Joetta
Robert
Lyons
Max) Jones
Alice
Dale
Bryant
Bud
Ethel
Jake
Felde
Silsbee
Betty
Norble
Derrington
Louis Baker
Parenthood topic to be explored by Ed Patterson at Lompoc meeting
Ed Patterson of the Children's Home Society speaks on Parenthood at the Lompoc Mental Health Association March meeting at St. Mary's Episcopal Church Parish Hall 208 E Central Ave. The public is invited. Patterson discusses tensions and frustrations in parent child relationships amid modern technology and knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Patterson
Children's Home Society
Lompoc
Patterson
Parenthood
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George) Vance
Margaret
Frank
Anderson
Lester Ann
CK Burch
Cordelia
Eldon) Lemnes
Eileen Howard
Margaret Sundell
Glenn A) Montague
Rob
Dear Abby
Sam
Calif
Mrs Bujold
Herb Kanners
Ben Cowdry
Marge Driess
Elizabeth Wood
Ms Holt
Beverly Anderson
Dee Frasher
Joanne Bujold
Carol Nash
Joan Garman
Joyce Oberman
Marcy Hamstad
Penny Haselmo
Methodist
Fillmore
Martha
Grant) Jennings
Irene
Clarence) Coats
Arthur James Oxender
Leona Anderson
Santa Ynez Valley
Solvang
Rosalee Furness
Barbara Baty
Mispah
Santa Maria
Jeff Mallan
David Quick
Jimmie Parker
Valley Life
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