Population control urged by UC Santa Barbara professor
Dr Garret Hardin, biology professor from UC Santa Barbara, tells Lompoc Vandenberg AAUW chapter that population control is vital to preserve freedoms and essential human life. He urges acceptance of population control and responsible environmental stewardship, citing over population as the cause of lost freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garret Hardin
University of California, Santa Barbara
Lompoc - Vandenberg
American Association of University Women
Hardin
John Hartman
Darrell Adams
Mmes
Warren Brenner
Carl Beret
Lawrence McManus
Ronald Kendig
Jo Anne Ruckstuhl
Gary Goodwin
Fritz Nelson
Frank Owens
Kenneth Murray
John Morris
Donald Cohn
D J. Davison
Julia Sand
Newman Whitmire
Kenneth Dial
JoAnne Ruckstahl
Marie Andari
Allan Hancock College
Santa Maria
Ernest White
Unicef
Harold Smith
Alpha
Robert Paradise
AAUW
J.B. Petty
Santa Maria Club
Grace Bell
Thomas Lewis
Marion Tripeny
Handbag show draws interest for Lockheed club
A fall handbag show at Ryan Park for the Lockheed Employees Recreation Association Women’s Club featured Moore’s Department Store styles. Members and guests attended a potluck lunch, welcomed new members Charles Doubleday and Walt Enderlin, and met again Oct. 15 for a social at 8 p m at Mrs Earl Anderson’s home with a get acquainted program and pie sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LERA
Lockheed Employes Recreation Association
Ryan Park
Moore’s Department Store
Mmes
Len Culver
Earl Anderson
Eugene Smith
Dana Smith
Vincent Ledesma
Alfred Amann
Eloy Esparza
Neal Welsh
Edward Pecya
Patrick Vance
Allen Purvis
Charles Doubleday
Walt Enderlin
Donald Isse
Lockheed
Barba
Mission Hills
Best Dressed Couple Tops Western Costume Contest
The Lompoc Grange Western Booster Night featured awards for best dressed couple Earl and Mrs. Neiman and several other prize winners. A 140 person turnout enjoyed barbecue chicken, potluck, and a Nuts and Bolts musical program directed by Betty McCarthy. Proceeds supported Grange expenses and the next meeting was set for Thursday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Grange
Earl Neiman
Laura Henderson
Carolyn Costa
Billy Hurlbut
Mary Johnson
Grange Hall
Lompoc
Nuts and Bolts
Betty McCarthy
Cabrillo High School Back to School Night Detailed Schedule
Cabrillo High School holds Back to School night this Thursday October 9 with parents meeting each student’s teachers. Sessions begin at 7 p.m. and run until 8 40 p.m with ten minute bell signals. PTA representatives will be in main buildings and encourage membership. Westwings School also hosts Back to School night October 7 from 7 to 9 p.m in the cafetorium. Parents will greet faculty and progress through classrooms hearing teacher explanations of procedures.
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Cabrillo High School
Parent Teachers Association
Westwings
Westwings Parent Teacher Association
PTA
Coming and going from the Pacific convention circuit
Mr and Mrs Ken Stillman returned from the Pacific Convention of International Drycleaners Congress in British Columbia held with the fifth yearly conclave of the British Columbia Drycleaners and Launderers Association. Gene Nordin of Vancouver led the event with tours of modern plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Stillman
International Drycleaners Congress
British Columbia
Stillmans
Victoria
Nanaimo
Seattle
Wash
Chris Stillman
Imler Couple Planned Newport Maine Move and Road Trip
Mr and Mrs Robert Imler plan a cross country move to Newport Maine from their current location. They will visit relatives in Boulder Colorado Clovis New Mexico and San Antonio Texas along the way. Imler will join Farnham Funeral Home of Newport and Corinna Maine after leaving a local mortuary. Joanne Imler is daughter of Oscar and Mrs Vazquez of 425 N Poppy and worked for Detachment 1 AFCMD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Maine
Robert Imler
Boulder
Colo
Clovis
New Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Imler
Farnham Funeral
Corinna
Joanne
Oscar Vazquez
Poppy
Detachment 1
AFCMD
Criss Cross Tourney At Village Country Club Plays Ladies Golf
Lady golfers of Village Country Club held a criss cross event using numbers for scoring. Winners included Virg ie Burger Ann Gowdey and Jean Martin in the first flight tied for fourth Norman Stillman. Second flight top honors went to Norma Staffel with Shirley Johnson and Linda Pluss tied for second. Third flight winner Billie Carlson with R Nita Fritz and Betty Lechner tied for second. Marian Vesser took third. A monthly meeting followed with awards. 36 members participated and partners were drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Country Club
Virgie Burger
Ann Gowdey
Jean Martin
Joyce Campbell
Norman Stillman
Norma Staffel
Shirley Johnson
Linda Pluss
Irene Sperber
Elsie Brisco
Billie Carlson
R’nita Fritz
Betty Lechner
Marian Vesser
Lompocans Set for National Girl Scout Convention
Lompoc residents join the National Council of Girl Scouts of the USA for the 38th convention in Seattle October 19 to 22. Attendees include Mines James Millis and Robert Koellner from Lompoc, Warren Jensen of Vandenberg AFB, and visitor Mrs James Croker. Keynote by Dr Matthew Dumont TE Health Education and Welfare discusses Awareness Action..notable figures Debbie Reynolds Governor Daniel Evans also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council, Girl Scouts of the USA
Seattle
Wash
Mines
James Millis
Lompoc
Robert Koellner
Warren Jensen
Vandenberg Afb
James Croker
Jalama Road
Matthew Dumont
U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Debbie Reynolds
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Holton R. Price, Jr
St. Louis
Girl Scouts of the USA
Tres Condados Council
Dear Abby letters and safety urged by readers
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges covers name change debates, divorce and alimony concerns, and a safety pitch urging Red Cross first aid courses. Advice touches on a husband’s right to keep his name, a divorced woman’s remarriage risks, and a lonely reader urged to seek social contact and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
H.J.K
L.A
MR. Funnyname
American Red Cross
Speaker Haynes Jones to speak at Lompoc Woman's Club
Haynes Jones deputy district attorney for Lompoc and Solvang will present Problems of Today at the Lompoc Community Woman's Club on Wednesday. Guest introductions follow a luncheon at the Lions Inn. program starts 12 30 with the talk at 2 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes Jones
Lompoc
Solvang
Lions Inn
Reuben Carlson
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Lompoc Hospital
Noreram
John Tunell
Bem Psiperzeem
Omega Pi
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Richard Jacoby
Unversity of California
Ti Aauw
Milky Way
F.A. Ryder
Cambridge Drive
Donald Cameron
Observer Corps
Mercury
Gerald Thompson
N. Poppy
Arnold Robinson
Fred Cohig
S. C St
Howard Dyste
Hercules
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
New Look
Larry Adams
University of California
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Anderson
Ed Smith
Smith
Dona
West
Ronald Fairbanks
Homer Larsen
Duane Schuyler
Edward Edman
Gene Friis
Grange
Busch Bavarian Gardens
George Davis
Robert McCarthy
William McDougal
C. K. Chilson
Community Woman's Club
Reed Shackelford
Pollack Pines
Richard Daly
Paula Jo
Jupiter
Dalys
Sacramento Water District
Tahoe
Bonanza TV
Reno
Carson City
Stanislaus National Forest
Harold Nappier
Appalacia
Erie Baldwin
William Nappier
Richard Sackett
Sackett
Nappier Brothers
Disneyland
Leland Sackett
Sun City
Edward Folmar
N. N St
Shanda Maria
Vandenberg Air Force Base Hospital
Lori
Loves
Red Cross
Memphis
Richard Heaning
de. Wolfe Ave
Susan Fletcher
la Purisima Mission
Marley Mason
Ranger
Virgil Stillwell
Carl Sandin
C. S. Edmiston
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