Girls' Club director shares journeys and needs in Lompoc
Hazel Neuh edit profiles Sandy Skinner executive director of the Girls' Club as she describes helping girls from diverse backgrounds. The organization serves ages 5 to 18 with programs, summer camps, and outreach while seeking a full-time program director and more funding. Community support and transportation limits constrain trips and capacity. 900 girls served last year with over 200 in day camps.
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Sandy Skinner
Magic Mountain
Los Angeles
Lompoc
North G Street
Skinner
STEP
Nyc
Girl Scouts
YMCA
Kenneth Boyd
Girls’ Club Board
Simp
Hazel Neu
Virginia Sands
Virginia
Husband DeVere
Lompoc Record Publications
DeVere
Cassville
Tulsa
Okla
California
Douglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
MGM Studios
Karen
Denver
MGM
Steam Cleaners
Marcia
Safe Deposit Department
The
National Bank of Tulsa
Assured Credit Corp
Aerospace
Warren, Mich
Pea Soup Andersen’s
Buellton
Dear Abby and the Watch That Wasn’t Replaced
A reader and Abby advise a 25 year old woman who lent a boyfriend her $145 watch that vanished. The letter recalls flirtations, trust, and blame, with Abby urging friendship for a friend and the writer deciding how to proceed. The note closes with instructions for a personal reply by mail.
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Abby
American art of the last three decades on view at SBMA
The Santa Barbara Museum of Art hosts an exhibit October 8 to November 16 featuring paintings drawings and sculptures from the museum and private collections. Curator Katherine H. Mead highlights Eastern and West Coast artists including Hofmann Frankenthaler Gottlieb Tomlin Tworkov Francis Park Burkhardt Jones Wiley Zajac Stromboine Voulkos Dill and three Diebenkorn paintings as Artist of the Month with gallery notes by Penny Knowles.
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Santa Barbara Museum of Art
State St
Santa Barbara
Katherine H. Mead
Hans Hofmann
Helen Frankenthaler
Adolph Gottleib
Bradley Walker Tomlin
Jack
Moldie Oldies party at Gilstrap home echoes 50s flair
Omega Pi Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Moldie Oldies party for guests dressed in 50s fashion. Hula hoop and yo yo contests led to Gayleen Forsyth winning. The Santa Barbara Art Museum screens Hitchcock’s Suspicion six times this weekend with doors at 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. at 1130 State St. Donations are $1 and seating is first come, first served.
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Charlene
Bill Gilstrap
Omega Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Bobby Sex
Gayleen Forsyth
Alfred Hitchcock
Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
Santa Barbara Museum of Art
State St
Santa Barbara
Why seniors must keep pressuring for action now
Long Island columnist LOU COTTIN reflects on years of senior advocacy writing for Newsday. He reviews reader feedback and presents Ruth E. Joldersma’s letter praising programs sparked by his columns, urging readers to contact officials and demand efficient aging services.
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Lou Cottin
Newsday
New York
Long Island
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Assyman
Ruth E. Joldersma
Islip Town
Senior Citizens Services
Office of the Aging
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Suffolk County
Committee On Legislation
Albany
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Lompoc Record
the Hazel Neu
Lompoc Valley
United Way
United Fund
Dave Iman
Texas
Park Rangers
Austin
Tex
Park
Dear Abby
L.A
Calif
Omega Pi Moldie Oldies Party
Bill Osborne
Bill Smith
Howard Stickle
Ronda Crain
C. Smith
Norman Wheely
Jan Holden
Gilstraps
la Honda
Arts
Arts Council
Carillo
la Leche League
J. Arlen
Santa Ynez Valley Medical Clinic
Santa Ynez
Lompoc la Leche League
Diane Siminski
the League
Ann Jarette
Ann Snyder
Town Hall West
Main St
Islip
N.Y
Montgomery County
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