Peace Lutheran Bazaar Weekend At Church
A third annual holiday bazaar at Peace Lutheran Church 1000 W Ocean Ave offers a chair afghans pillows and books among items donated. Activities include attic shop holiday house bake shop stitchery games pony rides Saturday only. Chicken barbecue Saturday noon pricing 2.25 adults 1.25 children. Bazaar hours Friday 4 9 p.m. Saturday 11 a.m. 8 p.m. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Miller
Peace Lutheran Church
W. Ocean Ave
Margaret Sutton
Ann Miller
Steve
Soroptimists to Host UNICEF Needs Film and Holiday Bazaar
Soroptimist International of Lompoc met for a dinner program with Grace Bell presenting a film on UNICEF needs for women and children overseas. Janet Key was guest speaker. The group plans a Nov 15 holiday bazaar at Veterans Memorial Hall with 12 non profit booths, door prizes, and a portion of proceeds funding physical therapy equipment for a new Convalescent Care Center.
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Grace Bell
Civil Service
Soroptimist International
Lompoc
Royal Coach
Unicef
Janet Key
Ventura
Vadna Sanders
Mary McCabe
Mary Penny
Frankie Mae Case
Charlotte Dickinson
Betty Elms
Veterans Memorial Hall
First Apostolic Church
Ymca Indian Maidens
Alpha Club
Optimist Club
Children’s Home Society
Lumen Vitae League
Parents Without Partners
United Methodist Women
Lil
Axel) Jansson
South H Street
Walnut Ave
North Third St
Local Club Meeting Change and School News Roundup
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 211 shifts meetings to the first and third Mondays at 7 in Veterans Memorial Hall. Cub Scout Pack 53 in Fillmore awarded one flag patch to Eric Jack. Six new Cubs Joey Smitley Rossi Soto Larry Ruiz Paul Horenberger David Anderson and Eric Jack received bobcat registrations patches and pins. Elaine Marie Gandy born October 23 in Wildflecken Germany weighing 6 pounds 7 ounces to Sgt Kenneth R Gandy and wife Cindre Knisley a Cabrillo High School alum and Rainbow for Girls member. Valerie Jones named vice president of Lompoc Valley Credit Women International. apology issued for the misspelling. Hapgood School hosts third annual book fair 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with proceeds funding library materials and author visits. La Honda School PTA hosts book fair November 3-6 noon to 4 p.m. in Room 15. DEAR ABBY column asks if dogs understand human language as sister claims her poodle Pisher did while at a kennel.
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American Legion Auxiliary Unit 211
Lompoc
Veterans Memorial Hall
Fillmore School
Eric Jack
Joey Smitley
Rossi Soto
Larry Ruiz
Paul Horenberger
David Anderson
Winning theme for 1976 Valentine Ball announced
Brenda McCall won a five chapter contest with the theme A Time to Remember for the Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Ball on February 14 at the Elks Lodge Hall. Lompoc sororities Chi Phi Omega Pi Alpha Alpha Rho Xi Lambda Iota Xi Omicron Tau share the planning roles with Glenda Miller and other committee members named.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Elks Lodge Hall
Brenda McCall
Lompoc
Chi Phi
Omega Pi
Alpha Alpha Rho
Xi Lambda Iota
Xi Omicron Tau
Mae Searson
Martha Hicks
Pat Dandy
Mary True
Hilda McGuire
Jackie Ladle
Kris Coleman
Evelyn Hunt
Brigette Whealy
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Peace Lutheran Bazaar
Grange
Mary
Kenneth) Fairbanks
South N Street
Edwin E. Knisley
Pine Lane
Fci
Elaine Marie
Kenneth R. Gandy
Wildflecken
Germany
Gandy
Cindre Knisley
Cabrillo High School
Lompoc Assembly 106 International Rainbow For Girls
J.F. Gandy
Santa Maria
Valerie Jones
Lompoc Valley Credit Women International
Hapgood School Library
Cathy Rudolph
la Honda
la Honda School Pta
Abby
Carol
Henry Block
H.G.M. Scheffer/Wolf
Volemdam
Holland
Henny
Henry
Dennis
Dennis Michael
Patsy
Vandenberg Afb
USA
Glenda Miller
Ann Hernandez
American Red Cross
Lompoc Valley
Alpha Clubhouse
E. Ocean Ave
B Street
Red Cross Service Center
Red Cross
Esther
Hartford
Rick
L.A
Calif
Lompoc Convalescent Care Center
Ben DuPree
Oldsters
Helen Lynch
Martin Amann
Tony Dicus
Brian House
Jesse Limas
Dear Abby
Sis
Dog
Lompoc Record
Betty Laurent
Lompoc, Calif
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