Girl Scouts Hold National Convention in Washington D C
The Girl Scouts of the U S A convene its 40th National Convention in Washington D C from October 26 to 29 with National president Mrs William McLeod Ittmann opening the event. Delegates from GS councils nationwide and dignitaries attend as the movement marks International Women’s Year.
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Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A
Washington D.C
William McLeod Ittmann
Washington Monument
Veterans group seeks outpatient clinic at Santa Barbara hospital
At the seventh district meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of World War I Veterans a petition was signed urging designation of part of Santa Barbara Co Hospital as an outpatient clinic for all war veterans. The drive cites long travel to Los Angeles or Palo Alto for care and notes a rising national veterans caseload.
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Santa Barbara Co. Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary
Los Angeles
Palo Alto
Dear Abby and community notes on housing and pensions
A collage of Dear Abby letters advocating keeping homes during children’s college years and after they grow up, plus a meeting recap from Ventura about veterans pensions and district auxiliary members with names and future meeting date in Santa Maria.
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Abby
Wisconsin
L’s
Laguna Hills
Santa Barbara
Methodist centennial bazaar slated at First Church
The First Methodist Church marks its centennial with a four era bazaar theme Down Memory Lane spanning 1875 to 1975. Circles led by Susan na, Mary Gaumen, Pat Van Housen, and Alice Jackson chair shows of temperance 1875 1900, settlement 1900 1925, jazz 1925 1950, and bloom era 1950 1975. Bazaar runs November 7 8 with soup kitchen lunch 11 30 1 and soups sandwiches 5 30 7. Public invited to browse and buy.
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Memory Lane
First Methodist Church
Susanna
Pat Brandon
Friendship
Mary Gaumen
Miriam
Pat van Housen
Sarah Circle
Alice Jackson
Beth Mott
Miriam Circle
Bobbie
Claude) Lee
JoDee
Edward) Barnard
Barbara
Joseph) Whalley
Credit Women Install Officers At Lompoc Banquet
Lom poc Valley Credit Women International held its annual installation banquet at the Royal Coach Restaurant with a Lompoc style barbecue. The Surf City South Side Sorters presented entertainment and officers were installed by Ortha Lang. Special guests included district 11 leaders and Ventura/Santa Barbara members. Door prizes highlighted the evening with numerous local sponsors. Upcoming activities include Christian Singles events, a Royalty Club bazaar, and a Hume Lake retreat.
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Lompoc
Lompoc Valley
Ortha Lang
District 11 Credit Women
Olga
Joe) Martin
Valerie
Ron) Jones
Yvonne
Jerry) Wright
Mary
Worth) Lundin
Maxine
Paul) Masters
Constance
Maynard) Steffen
Betty Howard
District 11
Credit Women
Lillian Moran
Phyllis Rose
Ventura
Deanne Peter
Santa Barbara
Betty Anderson
Alcor
Vandenberg Village
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Hazel Craig
Don Warren
Hume Lake
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Girl Scouts
The
Girl Scout
Girl Guide Association
Washington
Tres Condados
National Organization of Women
NOW
Pat Gillis
Lyn Maciaz
Diane Blair
Mary Lundin
Debbie Rueschenberg
Helen Reddy
Maple Ave
Lompoc Record
Betty Laurent
Veterans Hospital
Dear Abby
Charles City
Iowa
Jonathan Swift
State Department
Jeanette Grasewski
Alice Toston
Toston
Dept. of California
Pearl Hobgood
Jacinto
Hemet
Dorothy Livingston
Alpha Clubhouse
Native Daughters of the Golden West
la Purisima Parlor
Lorraine Friis
Elouise Alexander
Mildred Hedrick
Susan Hearrell
Beattie Motors
Phyllis deMatteis
Sandra Bettiga
Avenue Flower Shop
Sue Trujillo
Michele's Hallmark
Viola King
Pacific Brake and Tire
Ray Williams
Goodyear Tire Service
Art Dressel
Shirley English
Lompoc Cwi
Florence Welch
Economy Home Supply
Yvonne Wright
Rowan’s
Ron Jones
Pico’s
Sporting Goods & Western
Connie Steffen
Lompoc City
Federal Credit Union
Phyllis Anderson
Security Pacific National Bank
Leah Kobylecky
Shirley Campagna
Korb’s Trading Post
Royalty Club
del Norte Mobile Home Estates
North Ave
Ruth Dutra
Terri Lee
Debbie White
Dani Pickett
Lompoc, Calif
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