Haunted house party draws goblin guests
A Chi Phi Beta Sigma Phi gathering Saturday night at 1313 W Willow Ave featured a bat cave setup by Mrs LeMons and Mrs Watkins with Harvey the six foot scarecrow as the centerpiece. Guests arriving as costumed characters included the Red Baron and his mechanic, Big Chief Sitting Bull, hippies en route to San Francisco, Jolly Green Giant and carrot from the valley, and Dracula with a little old witch. Entertainment included a carrot game, dancing, and midnight ham sandwiches and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Phi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Charles Kilmer
Willow Ave
Charles le Mans
James Love
Harvey
LeMons
Carl Watkins
Kilmer
Red Baron
Charles LeMons
Big Chief Sitting Bull
Charles Pryors
San Francisco
James
Shirley Love
Eugene Frank
Houser
Howard Holt
James Keener
Carrot
Jay Hinton
James Press
Robert Atkinson
Richard Charest
James Rixmans
Shrek
William Steward
Messrs. and Mmnes
Ernest Schuler
Wally Schichner
al Miller
Ronald Weitz
Thomas Martin
Dracula
Witch
Dear Abby Admonitions and Affectionate Advice From Readers
Dear Abby columns present relationship puzzles from Utah to Missouri and beyond. Readers seek guidance on peace with a stubborn father, contacting the dead, military AWOL concerns, and biases about hair color, with Abby offering pragmatic, cautious responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Eugene
Utah
P.S
Mac
Library Friends host Brooks Institute photo exhibit in Lompoc
The Library Friends announce a photography exhibit featuring 50 color and black and white images by Brooks Institute students. Opening Nov 10 in the Lompoc Public Library multipurpose room includes an 8 pm program by Lee Werling, Tim Simon, and Herbert Boggie. The exhibit runs through Nov 16 with specific hours and invites area photographers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Institute of Photography
Lompoc Public Library
Friends of the Library
Lee Werling
Tim Simon
Santa Barbara
Herbert Boggie
Brooks Institute
Bruce Boyer
John Peto
Halloween Birthday Celebration for Mrs. Flores at Nipomo
Mrs. Juanita Flores celebrated a Halloween birthday with a family dinner Friday at Jocko’s in Nipomo. Gifts included a large white orchid from nieces Gloria and Rosita Mariscal. Also attending were her husband Juan, sister and family, Paul and Michael Mariscal, Judy DeRoza of Santa Maria, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
Juanita) Flores
Jocko’s
Nipomo
Gloria
Rosita Mariscal
Honore
Paul Mariscal
Michael
Judy DeRoza
Santa Maria
Scroggins Roberts marriage vows in Free Will Baptist Church
Linda Ellen Scroggins and Warren Sparlin Roberts exchanged marriage vows on Saturday November 1 at Free Will Baptist Church in Free Will Baptist Church Oxnard officiating was Rev Gene Rogers formerly president of California Christian College. The ceremony featured carnations and chrysanthemums with a large reception for 125 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will Baptist Church
Linda Ellen Scroggins
Warren Sparlin Roberts
Fresno
Gene Rogers
Oxnard
California Christian College
Randall Scroggins
Maple Ave
Charles Roberts
Oologoh
Oklo
Agnes Kerr
Louise Scroggins
Hawaiian Gardens
Jean Molter
Mary Gulloto
Richmond
Jerrilyn Noll
Warren Whitelock
William Burkhart
Catherine Molter
Roy Roberts
James Burkart
Dale Impson
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
American Safety of
Oologoh High School
Okla
Zumwalt Roofing Co
Woodworthy
Clovis
Cal
Ivy League couture at Lompoc Alpha Club party
More than 100 members and guests attended the Oriential Splendor themed Es cort Night at Village Country Club in Lompoc. Wil liam H Boone introduced models Dale Batchelor Al Thompson Earl Panner Arthur Batty Harry Kahler Bruce Boyer C Reese Thompson Max Van Ausdal with Mrs John Sanders as program chair. Local decorations included ivy leaves papers butterflies fans and moss adorned items while attendants wore Oriental kimonos and flower arrangements by Mrs Austin Peltier. Musicians included Mickey Schleicher from Vandenberg AFB performing classical pieces and The Electric Tonsils providing rock and roll pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Alpha Club
Village Country Club
Willy
William H. Boone
Messrs
Dale Batchelor
al Thompson
Earl Panner
Arthur Batty
Harry Kahler
Bruce Boyer
C. Reese Thompson
Max van Ausdal
John Sanders
Raymond Clifford
Austin Peltier
Electric Tonsils
Alpha Club
Mama Cass
Joy Batchelor
Irma Henderson
Bobby Thompson
Carola Clifford
Louise van Ausdal
LoVARC Launches Fund Drive For Retarded Children
LoVARC begins its annual campaign to fund a preschool for three to five year olds and an activities center for adults in Lompoc. Canisters in shops, tag days November 7 8, Coffee Days with proceeds, and YCCRC volunteers will collect donations. Delores Mason teaches at Peace Lutheran Church preschool. officers include Wayne Snowden and Charlotte Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Youth California Council For Retarded Children
YCCRC
Lovarc
Peace Lutheran Church
Delores Mason
Saundra Arnold
Barbara Spray
Connie McKim
Mary Miller
Kathy Adams
Gladys Hansen
Evelyn Ewing
Sandy Newton
Delores Orman
Wayne Snowden
Charlotte Benton
Gladys Hanson
Mary Kreigh
Don Shiffler
Ginger Nelson
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Field Service
Atillio Rivaldi
Eugene Huseman
Knights of Pythias
Missouri
Viet Nam
Korea
Central
South American
Gentleman
Lompoc Hospital
Jan Renee
Bruce Harvey
Kelly Marie
Lawrence Lehman
N. Y St
Dorian Christian
Gregory Smith
Angelique Diane
Don Goodhue
Oak Ave
Kevin David
Chester Waite
Kevin Edward
David Honkala
North
Space
Elizabeth Ellen
David Howerton
N. T St
Apt
Belinda Renee
Floyd Kitts
Orilla
Lisa Ermelinda
Cajetan Segura
Calle Nueve
Rance Aaron
Leonard Edwards
Date Ave
Prentiss Willson
Jr. Alpha Club
Alpha
Maynard Steffen
Dr. Willson
Planned Parenthood
Mrs. Flores Marks
Scroggins-Roberts
Warren Roberts
Dan Duffy
George Ward
Mickey’’ Schleicher
Vandenberg Afb
Claire de Lune
Chopin and
Rachmaninoff
Job
Bethel
Linda Champion
Knights of Pythias Hall
Howard Champion
Sheffield Drive
Lompoc High School
Red Cross
Cathy Tugmon
Marvis Tugmon
Linette Lefkowitz
Sol Lefkowitz
Jana Jenkins
Donald H. Jenkins
Donna Dick
John Dick
Solvang
Marshall
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