Baray Speaks on Cumash Indians at Omega Pi meeting
Robert Baray of the Sioux Blackfeet tribe and great grandson of Chief Sitting Bull addressed Omega Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi on the Cumash Indians history. He noted 161 sites from Gaviota to Point Salt with artifacts, and displayed arrow heads and a 300 year old bowl.
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Robert Baray
Sitting Bull
Omega Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Lompoc
Baray
West Point
California Society of Professional Engineers
Gaviota
Point Salt
Highway 101
Ocean
California
Cow Belles Honor Leaders and Plan High School Gifts
Santa Barbara County Cow Belles met at the Gay Nineties Los Alamos for a November luncheon with 51 members and guests. Committee chairs were named for St. Joseph's Santa Maria Cuyuma Santa Ynez and the two Santa Barbara High Schools. They discussed distributing 235 among ten Santa Barbara County high schools and announced new and existing local board members. A Cow Belle of the Year was named Mrs. Vernon Wineman with honors to be continued at the state cattlemen convention in Oakland.
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Los Alamos
Santa Barbara Co
Bill Caldera
St. Joseph's
Santa Maria
Loudin
Santa Ynez
Ernest Wineman
Vernon Wineman
S. B. Co
Glenn Cornelius
Solvang
Wineman
Oakland
Rick's Rancho
Red Barn
Lions Inn
Lompoc
Kuhn Haralson Vows Exchanged In November Church Ceremony
Mrs Cynthia Marie Kuhn and Robert Larry Haralson wed Nov 6 at Church of Christ in a ceremony attended by about 150 guests. The bride wore delustered satin with lace and carried a rose and baby’s breath bouquet. the groom’s attendants included Joe Bryant and Paul Talbert. Reception followed at Knights of Pythias Hall with pink lilies and four tier cake.
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Santa Catalina Island
Robert Larry Haralson
Cynthia Marie Kuhn
Church of Christ
Virgil Leach
John P. Kuhn
W. Pine Ave
John Kuhn
Robert E. Haralson
Evansville
Paul Talbert
Waldo
Fla
Joe Bryant
Santa Maria
Cathy Woodruff
Knights of Pythias Hall
Merle Newton
Silas Holcomb
Pete Mattingly
Eve Diboll
Eagles turkey game night in Knights of Columbus Hall
Lompoc Eagles and Auxiliary plan a turkey game night on Thursday November 18 at 8 p.m. in Knights of Columbus Hall 523 E Chestnut Ave Refreshments will be served and the public is invited. The Auxiliary meets at Alpha Clubhouse at 8 p.m. to drape the charter in memory of Velma Sells with Mrs Cecil Murray presiding and a new vice president to be elected. A donation to the Lompoc Girls Club was approved at the last meeting. Mrs James Thompson won the party prize and Past Presidents met November 10 for luncheon and cards.
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Treasure Chest of
Lompoc
Lompoc Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Chestnut Ave
Alpha
Velma
Norman) Sells
Cecil Murray
Lompoc Girls Club
James Thompson
Republican Women to elect officers in Lompoc Valley meeting
Lompoc Valley Republican Women will elect officers at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Mrs. Carl L. Frasher’s home at 420 St. Andrews Way. Helene Doorly, a delegate to the Republican National Convention, will give a brief report at the coffee gathering. A potluck luncheon is planned Thursday at Alpha Clubhouse with officer installation details.
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Lompoc Valley
Carl L. Frasher
St. Andrews Way
Helene Doorly
Washington, D.C
Dear Abby Readers Explore Stigma and Family Shocks
A reader asks why an ex-nun with troubled pasts cannot shake stigma as two boys grow apart. The letter describes past mistreatment, psychiatric diagnoses, time in a state ward, and a surprising family development involving Anna and her mother. A second note complains about a hairdresser who watches TV all day, affecting service and customer relations.
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Abby
Air Force
Anna
Art Week Observance By Lompoc Alpha Club Plans Display
Lompoc Alpha Club to mark National Art Week with a member art display organized by chairwoman Mrs Russell Decker. Guest speaker Glenda Johannesen of Lompoc Valley Art Association to discuss oil acrylics and miniature decor. Music by Shelly Dixon. Business meeting at 11 am led by Mrs Harry Joy followed by a Thanksgiving noon dinner.
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Lompoc Alpha Club
Fairest
Russell) Decker
Glenda Johannesen
Lompoc Valley Art Association
Shelly Dixon
Harry Joy
Mies
Walter Grace Anderson
Duncan (Stillie) Sohns
Alden Lewis
Robert Sausek
Robert
Lompoc Grange elects officers and plans installation
George Burroughs is re elected master of Lompoc Grange. Other officers elected include John Grossini overseer, George Johnson lecturer, Mel Dildine steward, George Mendez assistant steward, Thelma Zimmerman chaplain and Lola Elvig gatekeeper. Installation set for 8 p m Thursday December 16 with a public address system plan by Armas Johnson Thompson and Halstead. Pomona officers to be installed at Sisquoc Grange with a 6 30 p m potluck dinner.
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George Burroughs
Lompoc
Grange Hall
Tony Armas
George Johnson
George Thompson
Robert Halstead
Pomona
Sisquoc Grange
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LOM Pog Secord
Betty Laurent
Fhve
Frank Giorgi
R. G. Russell
Tom Parks
Gordon Davis
Waldo, Fla
Bill Callahan
Steven Loney
Dawn Roubideaux
Bernard K. Roubideaux
George Kuhn
Dena Newton
Steven Kuhn
Eagles
Turkey
Alpha Clubhouse
Marvin Loney
Loney
Lompoc High School
Allan Hancock College
Reitz High School
Ind
Sams Technical Institution of
Indianapolis
United States Air Force
Beale Afb
Robert Haralson
Bruce
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