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BAB—Wet TENE Vat Nuys Call —Thursday, May 4, 1967 Over Santa Susana Pass: In Simi Valley Continued from Page 32-B/Tex.; Wm. A. Steiger, Wis., idea of the Simi Valley Re|and John J. Rhodes, Ariz Re publican Women’s Chubr, morrow evening a banquet ‘Mrs. Gaylord will leave to|will be given honoring Sens; day With the rest of the Ven/Edward W. Brooke, Mass.;|) turn:County delegation for the Clifford FP, Hanson, Wyo.;|; 14th: Biennial Convention of Mark Hatfield, Ore.; Charles}. the National Federation of Re|Percy, JIL, and Ray Bliss, publican Women in Washing National Republican chair, ‘ton, D.C. ande Clubs AU Attending Voting will begin on Satur- Hostesses who contributed day morning, Barry Gold fundraising parties for this water will address the conven trip are known as Washington hon on Saturday, immediately, Bridge Builder. They are Mrs,fllowing the report of the Lee Quilicl, whose kick-offelections and Tellers Commit party was held Feb. 16, and fee and introduction of new Mines, Hiram Scovel, Philip fhere for the 1968-70 term of Mosher, Joseph Appleton, office. After this address the Harold Boyer, Charles Ney Convention will adjourn, Havens, Gordon Lindeen, Rex Bird, John Schreiber, Russell L. Dagley, John R. Coates, Walter Wilmington, Hank Vainlerwende, Robert Mackel burg, and Price McKinney, who gave a “‘non-bridge.” Mrs. Robert Maughmer, president of the Ventura County Federation of Republi can Women, reports there will be 100% representation from the Ventura County clubs at the Convention. In addition to Mrs Gaiiard, delegates are Mmés, Earl Burke of the Buena Club, Vincent Adams of El Camino, Harold LeBard of Fillmore, Ty Kahman of Oyai, Harold DeMoss of Oxnard, Leslie Clayton of Pleasant Valley, Robert Beck of the Pionmettia Club, Robert McKaig of Santa Paula, Don ald Scharf of Saticoy, Melvin Knaak of Thousand Oaks and Kenneth Mullaney of Triunfo, another Thousand Oaks club. Some of the clubs also are pending alternates, including Mrs. Walter Brennan, alter nate to Mrs. Adams of El Camino. Mrs. Gaylord and a number of the delegates will remain in Washington for the traditional Congressional briefing on Monday. At this time they will meet with the California sena tors and representatives on Capitol Hill. MEETING — Members of the Hillgrove Club of Simi will meet today at 1:30 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Mildred An derson, 203 Plata Court, Simi. Get Reception Bids 7 The Sheraton Park Hotel’ will be the scene of the con vention. The delegates will at tend a reception tonight for the nominees They will meet Sens. John Williams, Del.; Frank Carlson, Kan.; Gordon Allott, Colo.; Strom Thur mond, SC; John Tower, Tex ; Peter Dominick, Colo.; George Murphy, Cal; Paul, Fannin, Ariz.; Robert Griffin, Mich; Edward Brooke, Mass., and Mark Hatfield, Ore. Delegates also are invited on this evening to a reception for Mrs. Phyllis Schlafly of Alton, II. who will be nomi nated from the floor for the office of president by Mrs. Ann Bowler, California Na tional Republican Committee woman. Mrs. Gladys O’Don nell ,of Long Beach is the choice of the nominating com mittee for this office, and this will be the only contest which is anticipated, although nomi nations for any of the offices may be made from the con vention floor. Voting Slated Saturday In addition to the convention activities tomorrow, a lunch ion honoring new congress man will feature Congressmen Sam Steiger, Ariz. Wm, W Roth, Del.; Thomas F. Ralsback. II * OFFICIAL recognition of the Simi branch of the Ameri can Association of University, Women will be given by Mrs. Edward Moreas, second vice president of the California di vision of AAUW, at a luncheon meeting Saturday at noon in the home of Mrs. Donald Binns, 408 Laguna Terrace, Simi. Mrs. Moreas also will install new officers of the Simi branch. To be installed art Mmes. Fred Brown, pres ident; Richard Lolley, first vice president; Al Gates, sec ond vice president; William Miller, secretary; Viola Brooks, corresponding secre tary; Carl Finch, treasurer; Carl Lusk, historian, and George Najemnik, parliamen tarian WINNERS — Simi Valley can be proud this week of some of its youngsters who are on their way to becoming the scientists of tomorrow. David Underwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Thomas of Simi, and a ninth grade stu dent at Sinaloa Junior High School in Simi, won a sweep- stakes award for his entry in’ the third annual ‘Ventura Country Science Pair. He won the award in the biological division for his pro ject, “A Study of Relationship, Between Eye Color and Eye Problems.” He also won the Naval Civil Engineering Labo ratory's special award for ninth graders. Other Simi Valley winners who placed first, second and ‘third were Jeffery Wiliams, Ron Poulson, Frank 0. Blake, Melissa Hammarlee, Gwenyth Lerch, Nancy Underwood, Charles Kimberling, Steve L. Swenson, Dennis Ney and William Anderson. oe “DADDY'S LITTLE Girl! Now and Forever” was the theme of the Daddy-Daughter, Dinner held in the multipur pose room of the Simi Valley High School. The event was sponsored by the Girls Lea gue, Barbara Cichon, presi dent. The dinner featured sur prise entertainment and a menu consisting of spaghetti, tossed salad, green beans, garlic bread and strawberry shortcake. Nita Blazer was general chairma. Special chairmen h were Shirley Sullivan, refresh ments; Elaine Fortmeyer, de corations, and’ Terri Gibson, entertainment. This dinner is one of the, many projects Sponsored by]] the Girls League during the school year. Others are the] Girls League Convention, Can dy Appie Sale, Hush Day, and the Girls League Fashion Show. BERMUDA DAY will be combined with Maynard Day’ this year at the Simi Valley High School. The event is sponsored by the student sen ate and will be held May 12. All students will be allowed to wear Bermudas. Same dress will be appro priate for the dance which will be held from @ tall 11 pam. in the multi-purpose room. eeeee eee AWARDS — Hubert Pisher,Clars and Rr athletic director, gave the resent the high welcoming address at the alllong distance a fernoon Winter Sports Awards|860 yard runs. Assembly held at the Simi Valley High School. Most valuable “C” basket ball player award went to Dave Berg. Ron Clow re ceived the most valuable “B” basketball player award and Richard Heising received the junior varsity most valuable award. Coach John Dobbet handed out awards for the varsity. Barry Hickenbottom was the star performer and received the most valuable player tro phy to add to his collection. Larry Kalvelage was credited with most consecutive ‘reel throws. Wrestling awards went tolf Randy Alverez, most valu able, and the junior varsity trophy to Larry Welsh. oes TRACK TEAM — Simi Val ley High School boasts an ex cellent track team this year. Terri Brown runs the 100 and 2% yard dashes and relay events and has won every event she has entered. Leslie Purdhent is the team’s best hurdler and also competes in the 50 yard dash and the hur des. Angie Vanderborgt, Kaye|
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