Christmas meaning through crafts share with Hazel Neu
Hazel Neu reflects on a Christmas program at the Alpha Club, notes lights out and the humor of writing in darkness. She recalls crafting holiday cards with Angie Papadakis, making framed collages donated to charities, and reminisces about past handmade gifts for family.
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Alpha Club
Angie Papadakis
Engagement of Nipomo Pair Noted In Family Barbecue
Diana Sue French of Nipomo and Edward C. Johnson of Santa Barbara County announce their engagement. Diana, daughter of Patricia and Ronald French, is a 1972 Arroyo Grande High School graduate employed at Columbia House in Santa Maria. Edward, a 1970 Cabrillo High School graduate, works for Teixeira Farms and serves as a county reserve deputy sheriff. They plan a March 18 wedding at Nipomo First Baptist Church.
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Diana Sue French
Nipomo
Edward C. Johnson
Donald Butterfield
Patricia French
Atascadero
Ronald L. French
Arroyo Grande High School
Columbia House of
First Baptist Church
English luncheon honors Alpha Club’s oldest member
At the Alpha Club meeting in the clubhouse, Marguerite Hall the club’s oldest member who died at 90 was remembered with a special prayer. An honorary membership was awarded to Mrs Hall earlier this month. Guests included Nancy Baker Emma Magnuson Gladys Hyden and others as lunch was hosted by Louisa Van Ausdal. A December luncheon prize and a bridge marathon were announced with contact from Fern Whitby.
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Alpha Club
Willie Hubbard
Marguerite Hall
Hall
Nancy Baker
Emma Magnuson
Gladys Hyden
John Lampas
Hazel Neu
Helen Johnson
Louisa van Ausdal
Evelyn Cameron
Barbara Cooperider
Wilma Lott
Laura Callas
Virginia Dickerson
Evangeline
Sis’’ Maurin
Angie Papadakis
Grange elects Orval Stubbs to another term as Master
Orval Stubbs was reelected Master of the Lompoc Grange at a Thursday meeting held in the Grange Hall at 435 North G Street. New officers for 1978 include Barbara White overseer Gertrude Lehman lecturer Marshall Hamlin steward Harry Flora assistant steward Florence Flora lady assistant steward Juanita Hamlin chaplain William Hafen treasurer Amy Stubbs secretary Mel Deldine gate keeper Marjorie Hafen Ceres Jennie Gonzales Pomona Scotty Naismith Flora.
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Orval Stubbs
Lompoc
Grange
North G St
Barbara White
Gertrude Lehman
Marshall Hamlin
Harry Flora
Florence Flora
Juanita Hamlin
William Hafen
Amy Stubbs
Mel Deldine
Marjorie Hafen
Ceres
Jennie Gonzales
Pomona
Scotty Naismith
Flora
AAUW Lompoc Vandenberg Branch Heads Personal Growth
Barbara Schmidt leads the Lompoc Vandenberg AAUW with 102 members and growing. The branch funds fellowships and stipends through the Educational Foundation Program, supports community events, literacy projects, and public forums, and sells UNICEF cards. Membership is open to any college graduate and meetings are held monthly at the Lompoc Library.
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Lompoc-Vandenberg
AAUW
Education Foundation
EFP
Association Issues
United States
Friends of the Library
Unicef
Lompoc
Goleta Civic Ballet
California
Schmidt
Dee Forrester
Lompoc Record Friday November 18 1977
The Lompoc Record notes the Friday edition date of November 18 1977 from Lompoc California. This item records the newspaper’s archival date and locality for readers seeking issue details.
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Lompoc Record
Lompoc, Calif
School at Sea program enriches travel agents with cruise study
Cathy Keeling of Lompoc travels through ASTA led two phase School at Sea, from Los Angeles to San Francisco, then a week long in depth cruise study aboard the Royal Viking Sea. The 26 agents inspected ships, hotels, ports, and learned ship profiles for client guidance.
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Hazel Neu
Cathy Keeling
North Fifth St
Lompoc Travel Center, Inc
Ms. Keeling
Los Angeles
San Francisco
ASTA
California
Acapulco
Asta School At Sea
Puerto Vallarta
Dear Abby and Secretarial Boundaries on Personal Requests
A secretary asks how to handle a boss who asks her to return intimate apparel for credit. Abby advises speaking up about duties vs errands, even at risk of job loss, and suggests resignation rather than continuing to endure. The second letter seeks views on sexual compatibility. Abby defines it as mutual satisfaction through open honest communication and frank discussion of preferences.
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Abby
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Kidney Research and Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
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American Association of University Women
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