Rings Presented at Ci-Wa-Ne Ceremonial
Ci-Wa-Ne Campfire Girls held a May 18 7:30 pm ceremonial at the Alpha Clubhouse for Woodgatherer rings. Jane Hodges presented gifts to departing members Mrs Clara Keith and daughter Louise, and hostesses served strawberry short cake and coffee to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ci-Wa-Ne
Alpha
Clara Keith
Louise
Fresno
Keith
Bluebirds
Jane Hodges
Gail Schuyler
Laragene Schuyler
Joan Cutting
Lorraine Inouye
Betty Jo Babcock
Mary Jo Round
Patsy Powers
Linda Haven
Judy Compton
Linda Hansen
Louise Keith
Tanda Group Receives Letter From Ceylon
Ruth Glidden reports the Tanda Horizon Club met May 15 for a swimming party and wiener roast at Kathie Lower s home. A letter from Ceylon expresses appreciation for seeds sent for the 1956 Birthday Honor Seeds for Democracy and learning about other countries. The meeting was the season finale with members Mary Showers Kathie Lower Irene Jordan Ann Wygal Maurine Wygal P G Lower Betty Fermosi Veronica Foley and Jeannette Triguero present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Glidden
Tanda Horizon Club
Kathie Lower
Ceylon
Mary Showers
Irene Jordan
Ann Wygal
Maurine Wygal
P. G. Lower
Betty Fermosi
Veronica Foley
Jeannette Trigueiro
Lompoc Fiesta Costume Winners Named in Parade
Ribbon winners in the Day at the Mission Fiesta Children’s Parade were announced Sunday May 20. In Spanish costume girls Christine Cesena won first with Karen Tateyama second and Marta Holsman third. Boys first went to Robert B Lilley with Murray Lawrence second and Stephen Lewis third. Mexican costume girls crowned Mary Esther Villalobos first, Jina Rodriguez second, Magdalena Aranda third. boys Frankie Villalobos first and Mike Reiley second. Indian costume girls Lin da Twyford first and Jerilyn Hansen second. boys Jimmy Twyford first and Brett Lamont second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Cesena
Karen Tateyama
Marta Holsman
Robert B. Lilley
Murray Lawrence
Stephen Lewis
Mary Esther Villalobos
Jina Rodriguez
Magdalena Aranda
Frankie Villalobos
Little Chefs Host Tea and Iris Tour for Mothers
The Little Chefs hosted an afternoon tea at Mrs. Jim Beattie’s Douglas Avenue home on a Thursday in May. Mentions include iris and rose decorations, cookies and a frozen dessert, cooking and serving by the girls, and a tour of the iris garden. Guests and leaders include Mrs. Beattie, Mr. Rivaldi, and Mrs. Beattie, plus mothers such as Mrs. Poloni and Mrs. Dettamanti. Little Chefs present were Sandra Zema Elizabeth Dettamanti Mary Poloni Kathy Olinger Sharon O Hair Linda Coker Cheryl Acin Shirley Beattie and Peggy Cass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Avenue
Jim Beattie
Iris
Beattie
Mmes Kline
Kaye Zema
Venice Dettamanti
Virginia Poloni
Laurel Ruehling
Muriel Coker
Lola Acin
Daisy Olinger
E. Rivaldi
Jerry Beattie
Sandra Zema
Elizabeth Dettamanti
Mary Poloni
Kathy Olinger
Sharon O’hair
Linda Coker
Cheryl Acin
Shirley Beattie
Peggy Cass
Pharmacist Association Meeting Announces New College Program
At a Santa Maria gathering, the Central Coast Pharmaceutical Association announced the launching of a new school of pharmacy at the College of Pacific to meet growing professional demands. Art Smith of Lompoc was among those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Pacific
Central Coast Pharmaceutical Wesoeration
Santa Maria
Art Smith
Lompoc
Fiesta Acknowledges Wide Community Support at La Purisima Event
The La Purisima Mission Association thanks individuals and organizations for making this year’s Fiesta a community success. It lists volunteers from Sill and the State Division of Beaches and Parks to the Native Daughters, local clubs, churches, schools, and sponsors who aided with food, finance, parking, and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
la Purisima Mission Association
Arthur Sill
State Division of Beaches and Parks
John Donlon
Denholm Seed Co
Stanley Johnson
Camp Fire Girls
Alpha and Community Woman's Club
William Hall
St. Anthony's Choir
Charles Lockwood
Alpha Garden Section
Chamber of Commmmerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
American Legion and Sheriff's Department
Eric O'Brien
Neil
Mission Santa Barbara
Las Fiesteras
Native Daughters
Maldo
Dean Olivera
Mimi Turnoff
Theater Celebrates 29th Year in Present Location
The Lompoc Theater marks its 29th anniversary in the current location this Sunday. Opened in 1927 by Walter Calvert and William J. Baker, who started Lompoc’s motion picture business 15 years earlier at the Opera House. Earl Calvert now owns and manages the theater after purchasing the building from the Knights of Pythias.
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Lompoc
Walter Calvert
William J. Baker
Opera House
Earl Calvert
The
Knights of Pythias
Nipinu Group Elects Officers At May Meeting
Martha Small led Nipinu Camp Fire Group’s May 16 meeting at the Community Center to elect officers. Martha Small named president with Laurie Grossman as vice president, Maryellen Canfield treasurer, and Betty Jo Lower secretary. The group planned the upcoming Council Fire on May 35. Present were Nancy Noe Donna Negus Laurie Grossman Maryellen Canfield Martha Small and leader Mrs Helen Grossman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Small
Nipinu
Laurie Grossman
Maryellen Canfield
Betty Jo Lower
Nancy Noe
Donna Negus
Helen Grossman
Rummage Sale Set by Eagles Auxiliary
Posters announce a rummage sale by the Eagles Auxiliary to be held Saturday May 26 at Foresters Hall starting 10 00 a m Mrs Gustave Bremser says the event is coordinated by Mrs Robert Miller who asks members to bring items Friday May 25 at 1 30 p m or call Mrs Bromser at 8 2044.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Foresters Hall
Gustave Bremser
Robert Miller
Bromser
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Wm. Powers
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Clara Keigh
Ernest Hodges
Tanda Group
Pharmacist Art Association Meet
Double Life
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Mrs. Adelee Weeks
Austin
Susan Lundberg—Hook
King Publnity
South H Street
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Safeway
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Dinty Moore
Trend Suds
Can
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Arot's Hill Gravy
Bell Peppers
California Wonders
Lucerne
Quert
Ibs
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Betty Crocker
Usda Choice Beef
Rath
Black Hawk
Wilson
Somerset
USDA
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