Frost Endorses Hot Tub Book Says County Official
Santa Barbara supervisor Frank J. Frost is quoted endorsing communal hot tub bathing in a Carpinteria Herald feature. The two column photo shows eight people around a tub, including a bare breasted woman, with Frost described as praising the practice as a county official.
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Dick Praul
Frank J. Frost
Santa Barbara
Carpinteria Herald
Frost
Herald
University of California At Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Carpinteria
Richard Duprey
Duprey
Kenneth Palmer
Assembly
Obituary for Mary K Balaam Gilles
Funeral services for Mary K Balaam Gilles 51 who died Thursday will be held Monday and Tuesday at the Old Mission in Santa Barbara Rosary Monday 7 30 p m Mass Tuesday 9 a m She was a native of Lompoc widow of Lambert Gilles former employee of the Record and director of the music department at Lompoc High School for several years
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Mary K. Balaam Gilles
Old Mission
Santa Barbara
Cabrillo FFA Elects Janet Geiser President
Janet Geiser was installed as president of the Cabrillo chapter of Future Farmers of America at the annual awards banquet. New officers include Donald Cantrell as vice president Leslie Myrick secretary Becky Harris treasurer Diane Aguay reporter Patty Christensen sentinel. Honors awarded featured Leslie Murick star greenhand farmer Bob Ferguson agriculture mechanics Paul Jensen soils Janet Geiser livestock Pat Ferrall crop farming Jeff Andrews public speaking Donald Cantrell sales and services Rachel Bum star chapter farmer. An auction of cakes followed.
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Janet Geiser
Cabrillo
Future Farmers of America
Donald Cantrell
Leslie Myrick
Becky Harris
Diane Aguay
Patty Christensen
Sentinel
Leslie Murick
Star
Bob Ferguson
Paul Jensen
Pat Ferrall
Jeff Andrews
Rachel Bum
Otremba to graduate with master of arts degree
Sheriff Det. Stan Otremba of the Lompoc Substation will receive a master of arts from Chapman College in Orange. He has eight years with the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department and earned a bachelor’s degree from LaVerne College in 1971. He attended night classes four nights a week and plans to pursue another degree next year.
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Stan Otremba
Lompoc
Chapman College
Orange
Otremba
Santa Barbara
VASECTOMY Clinic Opens for Northern Santa Barbara County
Planned Parenthood of Santa Barbara’s North County director Pat Osbon says vasectomy services are available to residents who cannot afford private care and do not receive public aid. Call 937-2017 for eligibility and clinic details at the Santa Maria Public Health Center, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. COUNTY vote-counting machines worth over 650000 will move from the County Administration Building basement to the Courthouse basement, despite opposition from County Clerk J E Lewis. The Board of Supervisors approved the move, aiming to keep election bureau operations in the same building for efficiency. LOMPOC Municipal Pool will be closed Memorial Day, Monday May 28.
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Santa Barbara County
Pat Osbon
R.N
Planned Parenthood of
Santa Barbara
North County
Santa Maria Public Health Center
J. E
Lewis
Board of Supervisors
Cubic Corp
Election Bureau
Lompoc Community Calendar Highlights Local Events
Open house at Girls Club Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. Memorial Day services Monday 10 a.m. at Lompoc Cemetery with Rev Turner as speaker. Elks chicken barbecue Monday at Ryan Park includes queen ticket. Art Show runs through June 1 at Lompoc Library. Thespian group presents A Delicate Balance June 1-2. Free noontime library program Wednesday. Rodeo and parade June 1-3. parade Saturday 9 a.m. Tickets at Pico's Sporting Goods. La Purisima Bazaar June 2-3. hours noon to 8 p.m. Admission $2.25 adults $1.50 kids. Vandenberg Art Guild show June 2-3. Pool party June 3 6-8 p.m. Women of St Mary’s luncheon June 5 11:30 a.m. for info call listed numbers. Flower Festival Queen Betty Barcelona chicken to-go Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. advance orders RE 6-1667 or 6-4880.
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Lompoc
Betty Barcelona
Il Am
Medical panel to review diabetes care Monday at Lompoc Hospital
A diabetes review session will be held Monday in the day room at Lompoc District Hospital from 7 to 9 p.m. A panel including physicians, a nurse, a pharmacist and a dietician will lead the event for all area diabetics, correcting last night's Memorial Day error in the Record.
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Lompoc District Hospital
Mission Hills Baptist Church to Host Guest Evangelist
The Rev. James O. Hux, retired minister now conducting evangelistic work, will speak at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. at Mission Hills Baptist Church. Bob Casburn leads special choir music and congregational singing. Sunday School and training classes meet at 9:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m.
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Mission Hills Baptist Church
James O. Hux
Grover City
Hux
Bob Casburn
Bible Baptists Plan Memorial Weekend Services
Bible Baptist Church hosts Memorial weekend services starting Sunday at 7 30 am with prayer and breakfast led by men. Pastor S W Christian delivers morning message Gods Memorials at 11 followed by evening service and 6 pm Bible study.
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Bible Baptist Church
Esth
S.W. Christian
Lompoc Church of Christ Hosts Youth Forum May 26 28
The Lompoc Church of Christ invites Central and Southern California youth for a three day forum at 138 North N St. Doug Kostowski and Don Williams will lead sessions with a Saturday banquet and Sunday Bible class. Activities include a spaghetti meal, potluck, tours, home talent show, and farewell brunch.
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Lompoc
California
Church of Christ
North N St
Doug Kostowski
Don Williams
Kostowski
Inglewood
Williams
Guest speakers at First Baptist Lompoc pulpit
The Rev Earl R Berg interim pastor and Mrs Berg attend the American Baptist Convention in Lincoln Nebraska. Chaplain Austin Ingram of the Federal Correctional Institution speaks at 11 a.m. Sunday. Chancel Choir under Halda Kappler provides special music. Doug Erickson leads Christian Service and Fellowship Groups on college campuses in Santa Barbara San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria. Moderator Quentin Best leads Tuesday 7:30 p.m. discussion for Sunday School teachers and officers. Graduation banquet Friday 6:30 p.m. honors high school and college graduates with a post dinner program.
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Earl R. Berg
First Baptist Church of
Lompoc
Berg
American Baptist Convention
Lincoln
Nebraska
Austin Ingram
Federal Correctional Institution
Halda Kappler
Doug Erickson
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Santa Maria
Quentin Best
Calvary Baptist to Hold Memorial Day Event and Youth Night
Calvary Baptist Church plans a Sunday worship with Pastor Wallis A Turner speaking on Found A Purpose from Ephesians 1.1. Morning service broadcast on KNEZ Radio. Evening Youth Night at 6 led by Pastor Jim Dahl. Regular activities include 9:45 Sunday School and 7:15 training hour. A Memorial Day gathering is set for Monday May 28 at Waller Park in Santa Maria.
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Ilam
Calvary Baptist Church
Wallis A. Turner
Ephesians 1
Knez Radio
Jim Dahl
Calvary
Waller Park
Santa Maria
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