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Specimen winners are announced 'J, i Chiffon daisy (one stem) Hilda Paaske, (irst; Margaret Peruvian lily (hybrid) Hazel McCabe, Dahlia (large, over 8 inch bloom) Chris Nygren, second. Dahlia (medium, up to 8 inch bloom) Chris Nygren, first; Harriet Goodlad second. Dahlia (Unwin', single or double) Gayle Amann, first; Walter Coopender. second; Chris Nygren, third. Ins (beared, any color) Shari Downing, first: Bernice Lunden, second: Rosalie King, third.

Any other lily G. Andres Jenn-'ings, first; Chris Nygren, second; l.rmriillp Rarnps third. Midge Burnett, first. Any other rose (one bloom -r sprayl Midge Burnett, first; Bernice Lunden, second; Bob Haselmo-third. Fuchsia one stem) Sadie Duear, first; Mrs.

Machi Horochivsky, second; Alyce Martin, third: Jeanna Parrick, honorable mention. Fuchsia (double one stem) -j Harriet Goodlad, first: Rosalie King, second; Bobbie Thompson, third. Fuchsia (miniature, single or, double) Bobbie Thompson, first; Bernice Lunden. second; Lucille (Jrtissim, third. Gladioli (clear white, one stem) Marge Warner, first; Sham Downing, second.

Gladioli (pink with markings! Andy Mascsak. first: Marge Scott, second; Marge Warner, Chris Nygren and A. Hierholzer. honorable mention Gladioli any shade) Chris Nygren, first: A Hierholzer, second. Gladioli (red.

any shade) Pearl Snyder, first; Marge Warner, second. Gladioli (green, any shade) Chris Nygren. second. Gladioli (yellow, any shade) Sharon Scolan. first.

Gladioli (orange shade) Phyllis Chamblin, first: Sharon Scolan, second: Shan Downing, third; Chris Nygren. honorable mention. Gladioli (any other shade) -Marge Warner, first: Midge Burnett, second: Nancy -'third. Agapanthus (large, white) Midge Burnett, first: Margaret Anderson, second Agapanthus (large, blue) Verna Meyer, first. Midge Burnett second.

Amaryllis Domingos, first: R.D. Gould, second: Midge Burnett, third Calla lily (large white) Lena Pasquini, first: Andv Mascsak. second. Calla lily (miniature, any color) Verna Mever, first; A. Hierhilzer second Canna lily (any color) D.

Gould, first; Lena Pasquini. 1 ORIENTAL DECOR greeted visitors to Alpha 'Club's flower show tearoom where hostesses wore Japanese kimonos. Pictured in a far corner scene with authentically dressed models of a Japanese man and woman is Lil Gruetzemacher, decorations chairman. Winners of ribbons in the specimens division of Alpha Club's 55th annual flower show entered displays under 130 classifications. Judged best of show was the tran-svaal daisy, six inches across, entered by Harriet Goodlad.

Others were: Bachelor buttons Harriet Goodlad, first; Chris Nygren, second. Calendula Harry Joy, first; Chris Nygren, second; Judy Cagianet. third. Cosmos Chris Nygren, first; Midge Burnett, second. Hollyhock (double, floating) Chris Nygren, first; A.

Hierholzer, second; Stephanie Newcomb, third. Iceland poppy Chris Nygren, first; Midge Burnett, Harriet Goodlad, third. Marigold (giant, one stem) Vern Passmore, first; Chris Nygren, second. Marigold (French, three stems) Chris Nygren, Alyce Martin, second; Judy Cagianut, third. Pansy (mixed, wfoliage, three stems) Judy Cagianet, first; Midge Burnett, second; Chris Nygren.

third. Petunia (grandiflora, double, one stem) Midge Burnett, first; Margaret Anderson, second'; Chris Nygren. third Petunia (grandiflora, single, three stems) Chris Nygren, first; Midge Burnett, second. Petunia (multiflora, single, three stems) Chris Nygren, first; Midge Burnett, second. Poppy (any color, three stems) Alyce Martin, first; Walter Coopender.

second; Chris Nygren, third. Scabiosa (any color, three stems) Walter Coopender. 1 Viola (any color. three stems Midge-Burnett, first. Viola (one color, three stems) Midge Burnett, first; Arcella New-comb, second; Chris Nygren, third.

Any other annual (one stem) Chris Nygren, first; A. Hierholzer, second; Donald Toomey, third. Phlox (mixed colors, three stems) Midge Burnett, first; Chris Nygren. second. Phlox (one color, three stems) Midge Burnett, first; Chris Nygren, second.

Snapdragon Shan Donning, first; Sweet pea (one color, five stems) Midge Burnptt. first. Sweet pea five colors, five stems) Veria Passmore, Midge second. Stock Chrts. Nygren, first; Midge Burnett, second.

Anv other cluster of blooms (one stem Judv Cagianut, first; Chris Nvgren Lucille Grossini, third. Coreopsis (three stems) Midge Burnett, first: Harry Joy, second. Carnation (m wed, one flower, three stems) Midge Burnett, first. Carnation (one color, one flower, three stems) Midge Burnett, first: Shan Downing, second. lj few III A IE I 1 Ll second: Judy Cagianut, third.

Bird of paradise Loucille Barnes. first: Andv Mascsak second: Regal lilv Alice Kobe, first; Edna second. Begonia -4 tuberous: floated Chris Nvgren. first. lnra lily '(white) Hazel Mc-Cabe, first.

Inea lily or pink) -Hazel McCabe. second. Peruvian lilv 1 oranget- Hilda Paaske, first: Hazel McCabe, se- cond. i Anderson, second. A.

TransvaaJ daisy (one stem)' Harriet Goodlad, first; Louise Everett, second; Midge Burnett, third. Esther Reed daisy Chris Nygren, first; Midge Burnett, second; Donald Toomey, third. Marguerite daisy i Midge Burnett, first; Chris Nygren, second. Any other daisy Chris Nygren, first; Harriet Goodlad, second. Any other perennial (one stem) Ken Wicks, first; Pat Nygren, second.

Coral bell Laverne Mulvey, first; Gayle Amann, second; Bobbi Thompson, third. Columbine Harry Joy, first; Midge Burnett, second; Harriet Goodlad, third. Delphinium Midge Burnett, first; Margaret Anderson, second; Harriet Goodlad, third Dianthus (any color, double three stems) t- Midge Burnett, first. Dianthus (any color, single, three stems) Midge Burnett, first; Chris Nygren, second. Geranium (any color, single, with foliage) Midge Burnett, first; Gayle Amann, second; Harpy Joy.

third. Geranium (any color, double, with foliage) Harriet Goodlad, first; Bernice Lunden, second; Midge Burnett, third. Geranium (any color, ivy, with foliage) Robert Burnett, first; Chris Nygren. second; Judy Cagianut, third; Lena Pasquini, fourth, Pelargonium (white with foliage) Midge Burnett, Hilda Paaske, second Pelargonium (lavender shades with foliage) Hilda Paaske, first: Lucille Grossini. second; Margaret Anderson, third.

Pelargonium (pink shades, with Anita Batty, first; Hilda Paaske, second: Robert Burnett, third. Pelargonium (red shades, with foliage) Anita Batty, first; Lucille Grossini, second; Harriet Goodlad, third. Pelargonium (any -other shade, with foliage) Everett, first; Midge Burnett, second. Roses: Hybrid tea (disbudded, white) t-Midge Bumett, first; BobHaselmo, second; Walter Coopender, third. Hvhrid tea (disbudded.

Dink) Midge Burnett, first; Hilda Paaske, second; Chris Nygren, third. Hvbrid tea (yellow, disbudded) Midge Burnett, first; Walter Coopender. second; Bob Haselmo, third. Hybrid tea (disbudded, red) Midge Burnett, first; BobHaselmo. second; Donald Toomey, third.

Hybrid tea (disbudded, lavender) Bob Haselmo, first; Midge Burnett, second. Hybrid tea (disbudded any colors, one stem) Midge Burrtett, first; Marge Warner, second; Chris Halloween," she declares. A black iron pot on an iron trivet told the tale, the pot a container for a bouquet of yellow yarrow blooms. A red velvet drape, branches of burned black man-zanita and two black cat figurines completed the picture. Honorable mention was given to.

the display by Lu Luce, "East Meets' West." Stark black walls of the shadow box, and a woven straw mat set the scene for the oriental ink hanging and a dark low bowl, container for an arrangement of Japanese maple leaves and deep purple Japanese iris. Clever was the entry of Glen Newcomb, his theme, "Urban Renewal." On a glass base chunks of concrete were topped with wooden circle cut-outs and a shiny tin can cut in strips and bent at the top. for use as a vase to hold flame colored ger-bera daisies and branches of pine. Aluminum backed sheets of glass at sides and the ceiling of the shadow box. Striking indeed was the entry of Mara Walton illustrating, the story of "Weather Forecasts." Agapantha flower buds in Various stages of development, bent on their stems to suggest the direction of wind.

Small red roses were the accent touch, pale satin drapes, the background for sky: WITH A SMILE, Florence garden pours refreshment for Mrs. William Calvo and her daughter Michelle mjhe flower show tearwm at Veterans Memorial Hall. as they pause from their official duties are Evelyn Thompson and Gene Hotm-dahl. chairmen, teft and right. T'' Jr pf Alpha Club through which deserving high sch6ol graduates are assisted in --furthering their educations.

Flower show workers are many Some in the background, some very much to the fore, are those responsible for the suc-cess of any public So it is with those working in Shadow boxes are special flower show attractions Flower show tearoom carries oriental decor Flowering Shrubs; Bottle brush Chris Nygren, first; Hazel McCabe, third. Hydrangea Bernice Lunden, first: Verna Meyer, second; Anna Hierholzer. third; Cindy Mascsak, fourth. Hibiscus Midge Burnett, first. Any other not listed Midge first; Black, second; Chris Nygren.

third, Bernice Lunden. fourth. Flowering Vines: Bougainvillea Judy Cagianut, first; Olga Martin, second; Bernice Lunden, third Honeysuckle Lucille Grossini, second; Lena Pasquini. third. Passion vine Deula Corbim first; Anna Hierholzer, second, Chris Nygben.

third. Potted Plants; Orchids (cattleva with blooms) Atkinson, first. Orchid (phalaenopsis in bloom) Atkinson, first. Coleus Chris Nygren, first, Mark Hierholer. second.

Fibrous begonia Chris Nygren, third. African violet (single blooms) Mara Walton, first. African violet (double with blooms) Jovce Meshew. first, Mara Walton, second; Mary Kahler. third: Harriet Goodlad, fourth.

Fern (upright, any kind in pot) Arthur Batty, second. Cactus (anv kind, foliage or with bloom) Mrs. Machi Horochivsky, first: Midge Burnett, second: Chris Nygren and Dan Ellis, honorable mention. Succulent (anv kind) Midge Burnett, first; Chris Nygren, second. Any othe-r foliage plant Vith blooms, in pot Rosanne Klein, first; Charlotte second; Louise Hutton.

third. Any other plant with blooms, in it Midep Burnett, first: Helen pot Mueggler. second: George Schmid, honorable mention. Bonsai Helene Doorly. first; Rosalie King, second: LaVerne Mulvev.

third. portion of the crowd assembled A GERBERA DAISY, six inches in diameter was the winning specimen flower entered by Harriet Goodlad, unable to be present at picture-taking time because of an accident. Nygren. fourth. Peace Nygren, third.

third; Bob Haselmo, (one bloom) Pat first; Donald Toomey, -s Tropicana Midge Burnett, first: Walter Coopender; second; Pat Nygren, third. Flonbunda (as grown, white, one stem) Midge Burnett, first; Bob Haselmo, second. Flonbunda (as grown, pink, shade) Midge Burnett, first: Chris Nygren. third. Flonbunda (as grown, yellow) Marge Warner, first.

Flonbunda (red shades) Midge Burnett, first; Lena, Pasquini. second; Bob Haselmo. third. Flonbunda (any other color i BobHaselmo. first: Midge Bumett, Polyanthus (any color, one spray) 7-' Midge Burnett, first.

Miniature (anv color, one stem) Midge Burnett, firstr Chris Nygren. second. Climbing (any color, one bloom) Pat Nygren. first; Midge Burnett, second. Climbing (any color, one stem) Midge Burnett, first.

Grandiflora (any color, one stem) 5. A J1 embroidered' oriental bedspreads loaned by Lois Miller. Arranging the room decor were Lil-Gruetzemacher, chairman: Bonnie Champion and Helene Doorly Tearoom chairman was Gene Holmdahl. co-chairman, Evelyn Thompson. Assisting as.

hostesses during the two davs. were: Oleta Johnson, Lois Miller. Betty Vance. Doris Tee-pie. Helen Doorly, Maxine W'atkins.

Alyce Martin. Irma Henderson, Marv Strobel, Margaret Heck, Marge Scott, Laurel Beaudry, Genevieve Sinclair, Rosa Marie Sech, Bob-li Thompson. Alrene Ballantyne, Evelyn Thompson. Hazel Craig, Louisa Van Ausdal, Cordy Lomnes, Florence Garden, Margaret Sundell. Esther Henry, WillieTHubbard, Grace Boydstan, Bonnie Mildred Back, Pro Lynas, Joan Garman, Mable Rupp, Olivia Cotsenmoyer.

Homemade cookies, iced tea, lemonade, coffee and tea were provided. Donations of silver go to the annual scholarship fund An oriental decor suggested the Flower Festival theme "New Horizons." in the tearoom at Veterans Memorial Hall where refreshments were available to visitors during Alpha Club's flower show. Hostesses wore colorful kimonos. Serving tables were centered with fans between twin black glasses filled with sweet peas. Butterfly mobiles hung from above.

Potted shrubs and trees were "of oriental type, Japanese maples, bamboo, pine. Branches of pine was the accent for gladioli and yarrow the. room bouquet. Telling the story in a far corner tearoom scene were man and woman models dressed in authentic Japanese clothes, these loaned for theToccasion by a club member, Dprathea Williams; Seated on a bench with fan in one hand, the woman appeared ready to serve from a teapot and bowls. A woven straw mat at their bamboo fencing and plantings of pine completed the picture.

Draped over other bamboo screens were hand- PRIZE GIVERS posed Sunday afternoon with Flower Festival Queen Jean Valencia, center front, following presentation of awards at the 55th flower show of Lompoc Alpha Club. Pictured from left as representatives of the donors are: Laurel Beaudry, Alpha Club presidents-James Norfietrtr Firat-VjltejUtotifcrnia Henerson. flower show chairman; Claudia Leach, Mission Savings, and Loan: Diann Clark, Alpha Club; George Cotsenmoyer, Bank of America Ada Glover, Crocker National Bank; Louisa Van Ausdal, Chamber of Commerce Women's Division; Wilma Lott, Alpha Club; Harry Crompe; Lompoc Record. Also donating prizes were Security Pacific National Bank and Imperial Savings and Loan. By invitation only are the six shadow box entries in Alpha Club's annual flower show, this to guarantee something very special in artistry and imagination.

First place winner is awarded the president's trophy, a gift of silver. Out-of-town judges chose the winners in this and in table arrangement displays. This year Louisa Van Ausdal received the silver gift from Laurel Beaudry, club president of 1976-77. Her entry is described in today's story on top flower show winners. Taking second place in the James Magnuson's en(try, "Gaiety." Sweet peas (Lom-poc's official flower) were predominate, topping a large beribban boy, i th foreground of 'a pink- satin -drape.

Champagne bottle and glasses, ribbon streamers, balloons of pink, lavender and yellow suggested a party celebration. The message was. personalized with a card reading "Happy anniversary, Anita and Arthur." The Arthur Battys had celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary the previous week with dinner for two at Talk of the Town in Santa Barbara. With her entry "Favorite Holiday," Evelyn Cameron took third place. 'It's mrnBmsmjtm-A, vwaK 'tM i Estill their individual ways to carry the Alpha Club flower show program each year.

Credit goes to many but chairmen this, tar i 1 de I rm a Henderson, general chairman; Barbara Cooperider, Jeahnie Martin and Helene Doorly, Mildred Back secretary; Gladys Rouzee, treasurer; Irma Henderson and Jennie Martin, awards purchases and ribbons; Grace Anderson, organ music; Anita and Arthur Batty, tally points for arrangements and specimens; Max Van Ausdal, official photographer; Ms. Henderson and Martin, contact award donors; Helene Doorly and Barbara Cooperider, contact commercial exhibitors; Louisa Van Ausdal, schedule chairman; Mara Walton and Joyce Meshew. stage; Loucille Barnes, table Wilma Lott and Jackie Holmdahl, miniatures; Anita Batty, shadow boxes; Helen North, judges; Rosa Marie Sech. and Franfciiitae Casesenior division arrangements. i Also: Skip Erdmann and Lois Miller, specimens chairmen; Doth Williams, June Swartz, typist, judging schedules; Dorothy Phillips and Ann Drees, typists judging results; Mary Strobel, publicity; Ida Mae Horn, table end; check-in; winnie Howard, arrangements check-in; Maxine Budds.

show posters; Louisa Van Ausdal, printing of show booksr Diann Clark, Peggy Maraszek, Bonnie Gable, Moya Jamison, junior division chairmen; Gene Holmdahl. Evelyn. Thomp son tearoom rLil Champion Helene Doorly tearoom decor; 'tfSfRrti Martin, notified and' presenter of trophy awards; Maxine Budds. tearoom hostesses; Gertrude Delwortlt. arrivals and tickets, r- i A VIEW FROM ABOVE shows a Sunday afternoon for presenting of awards at the Alpha'Club 'flower show in Veterans Memorial Hall The stage decorations provided a colorful background for the ceremonies.

Throughout the rooms were displays by commercial1 growers and flower shops. BEGINNERS TABLE winner was Ruth Ann Edwards, pictured with her entry as she accepts the Alpha Club award from its president, Laurel Beaudry. Promises was the table theme. CHOSEN THE BEST shadow box arrangement in Alpha Club's flower show was that of Louisa Van Ausdal. pictured with the silver award and her entry tinder the theme of World Garde'nmg.

Monday. June 27. 1977 LOMPOC RECORD (Lompoc. Calif 1 5.