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10 Tuesday, May 6, 1966, Santa Maria, Tlm Angela Melton to reign Portuguese festival planned for Arroyo i a i i if i Grisso, Beatrice Chenoweth, Lillian Felty, Sue Royal and Pat Mack. NEW OFFICERS for Eta Lambda will be Installed, from left, Jeannette the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sysak and granddaughter of Walt Chalton of Ashland, Ore. and Ada McCormick of Los Vegas, Nev.

The Portuguese celebrations are held throughout California and in the Azores Island to mark the dates in the 13th century when Queen Isabel of Portugal vowed that if food arrived to alleviate the famine she would make the poorest girl in the land queen for a day. The food arrived just before the Pentecost religious holiday and the queen staged a great feast and the poorest of the realm wore the crown for the day. The yearly celebration has been conducted In Arroyo Grande since the early 1920s. Bill John Melton is chairman for the event, with Larry Fiscel as co-chairman. George Cecchetti is treasurer and Dennis Gularte is secretary of the event.

Jay Melton will be in charge of the cooking. group to install A parade will be organized at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in the Arroyo Grande High school parking lot to march to the church. It will be led by the San Luis Obispo County Band. The celebration will return to the hall at noon Sunday for a traditional meal of Sopas, to be followed by an auction.

Donations are being sought by members and merchants for this event. Queens from the San Maria, San Luis Obispo, Lompoc and Pismo beach celebrations also will be guests at the weekend event. Queen Angela's court will include Jackie Souza and Melissa Quares-ma. Souza is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Souza and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Souza and Mrs. and Mrs. Jake Goss of Arroyo Grande.

Quaresma is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Quaresma and granddaughter of William Quaresma of Quincy and Phyllis Gott of Arroyo Grande. Jenessa Grant will be junior queen and her aides will be her sister, Melissa, and Julie Sysak. Grant is the daughter of Richard Grant of Nipomo and Gena Grant of Santa Maria and granddaughter of Ada Grant and the late Waldo Grant and Mr.

and Mrs. Don Bin-gerheimer of Bakersfield. Sysak is ARROYO GRANDE Angela Melton of Arroyo Grande will reign as queen of the annual Portuguese Festa de Espirto Santo celebration Saturday and Sunday at the Arroyo Grande Hall Association. The public is invited to join in the festivities. The honoree is the daughter of Mike and Mary Melton and granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Jay Melton, Arroyo Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood, San Luis Obispo. She is a student at Paulding Junior High School.

The annual celebration will begin Saturday with a recitation of the Rosary, honoring the Holy Spirit, at 8 p.m. Friday in the hall located at the junction of Lopez and Highway 227, Arroyo Grande. Chamarita Portuguese folk dancing and ball-room dancing will begin at 9 p.m., with music by Matt Rocha of Hanford. Queen Angela and her court will lead the Grand Ball at 10 p.m. Refreshments will be served.

Anna Silva, Clara Carmo and Joe Meideros of San Luis will be in charge of this event. Sunday morning mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. in St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Arroyo Grande, with Father Michael O'Sullivan officiating. The queen will be crowned at the end of mass.

first vice president; Lillian Felty, second vice president; Jeannette Grisso, secretary, and Beatrice Chenoweth, treasurer. The program at the installation luncheon will be "A FloralMusical Tribute" by Robert Gordon, professor, Cal Poly horticulture depart leads lung group Holistic approach to medicine studied SANTA BARBARA The Institute of Behavioral Medicine will present Dr. Kenneth R. Pelletier at its spring conference in Santa Barbara on May 16 and 17. Pelletier, MD, PhD, is an internationally-recognized clinician, researcher and lecturer in holistic medicine and preventive health care.

I Flag retirements Teacher SAN LUIS OBISPO Eta Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will install new officers at an installation and luncheon at 11 a.m. Saturday in the Cal Poly faculty dining romm. Officers to be installed are Sue Royal, president; Patricia Mack, Crandall Deborah Crandall has been appointed executive director of the American Lung Association of Santa Barbara County. Crandall joined the Lung Association staff as program coordinator in 1983. She originally became involved with the Lung Association when her two children attended Camp Wheez, the group's summer camp for children with asthma.

During the past two years she has been instrumental in launching and conduction the Lung Associa-' tion's "Smoking Awareness Program" in elementary schools. "Our primary goal is to teach very young children about the hazards of smokingwhile their lungs MARVIN I'VE HAD THIS RINGING IN MY EAR ALL MORNING JOHS SANTA MANIA WAY 1)1 BARGAIN NITE Tue Thur AdulU Only $2.00 3i EfoNEY PIT J.T TOM HANKS VVI SHELLEY LONG PG-I3 207 SOU TM BBOAOWAY 92b MM OPEN 15 MINUTES BEFORE SHOWTIMES blue cur 7:00 NO RETREAT NO SURRENDER SUN. 1 :00 3:00 5:00 7:00 LEGEND Ts 7:00 29i OONOVAN HO 'K)l BARGAIN NITE Tiwa Thun Ariultn Onlv $2.00 mm 1 mm nCflDMV3 Mmuumman The Capt. Henry Sweetser chapter, Daughters of the American olution, is collecting worn, torn, frayed, or otherwise unserviceable American Flags (also California) to be respectfully retired from service at a ceremony to be held on Flag Day, June 14 at the home of Mrs. John Brownewell.

Area residents may call a member of the chapter if they wish to have a flag retired in this manner. On April 24 Sweetser Chapter met at the home of Mrs. Melvin Stein. Mrs. Stein's mother, Mrs.

Rendon surprised with party ment. 9 The luncheon will feature chicken teriyaki. Delta Kappa Gamm an international honorary society for women in education. Membership is an honor voted by peers in the profession. Clubs and summer camps for children with asthma, our big emphasis this year has been prevention," Crandall stated.

"By the end of the school year, we will have reached more than 3,500 fourth graders throughout the county with our Smoking Awareness Program, thanks to community support. "Helping smokers to stop and keeping others from starting is the most effective way to fight lung cancer, emphysema and chronic bronchitis," Crandall said. 'The Lung Association will continue to reach young people in the fourth grade before they begin to smoke and help make life a little easier for people who already have lung disease," Crandall said. BY TOM ARMSTRONG Don Melby BUY A BIT OF SPRING Own an emerald and you own a gemstone unlike any other. A lush green, emerald is more resttul than a nap in a shady green meadow, more serene than branches of the willow watted in the wind.

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MKLDV8 JEWELERS Since 1922 109 W. Main Street Santa Maria, California 925-1678 Jewelry Fashions Fnnts Fictior are still healthy and before the peer pressure to smoke begins," according to Crandall. "Three-quarters of the nation's current smokers started as youths," she explained, noting that "our lobal Lung Association own 1984 survey of local high schools showed the majority of teenager who smoke tried their first cigarette by the age of 11," Crandall said. Sho said that "young women are setting a completely new trend, out-numbers smoking males in one major category their teenage year. "While the Lung Association continues to help people who have lung disease, through Better Breathers' The Light Touch by: John Maxfield's Happy Music Have you noticed that the tax form the government sends you never gets lost in the mail? Our friend likes to start every day with a smile, and get it over with.

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George Kuykendall, and her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Alldredge, were assisting hostesses. Mrs. Desmond Cavenagh, chapter regent, presided at the business meeting and reminded members of the chapter that at the May meeting officers for 1986-87 would be elected and installed. Mrs.

John Baldwin gave a program on the United States Military Reserve Forces. Baldwin is national defense chairwoman for the chapter. Guests of the local DAR at the ed the shower and dined on the Filipino delicacies provided by 30 guests and other goodies served. A large congratulations cake was the centerpiece. Prizes were given away while the women played bingo.

The bride-to-be will marry in early June. Hostesses for the bridal shower were Eva Alfonso, Eva Marie Alfonso, Paz Ancheta, Helen Bautis- be presented in the prestigious annual awards volume. In addition, they were also considered for one of the fifty-one state awards presented to those women who have made the most noteworthy contributions in their individual states. UNITED ARTISTS THEATRES Bargain Prices SatSun tit 5 PM i if 21 Town Ctnlei 922 0361 LUCAS (PG-13) FREE RIDE (R) MURPHY'S LAW (R) 7:55 FX 5 A surprise bridal shower party was held at the Filipino Community Center at 2270 Preisker Lane recently for Linda E. Marilynne Rendon, the oldest daughter of Jun and Linda Rendon.

Marlynne, a former Elk's Rodeo queen candidate representing the Filipino Community of the Santa Maria Valley and Vicinity, received many lovely gifts. Approximatly 200 women attend Deborah Crandall slated April meeting were Mmes. John Carr, a member of the Marietta, Ohio chapter; Robert Fisher; Victor M. Jones, a DAR member-at-large; Raymond W. Hawley, member of a chapter in Oregon City, Ore.

and Barbara O'Bosky, daughter of Hawley. The May meeting of the Sweetser chapter will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Walsmith, with Mrs. Arthur Becker assisting. Mrs.

A. Emerson Stoskopf will present the program on the DAR Centennial Jubilee which all chapters will celebrate in 1990. ta, Melissa Gutierrez, Anita de Jesus, Lading de Jesus, Ligaya de Jesus, Pastora del Remedio, Virgie dela Vega, Divinia Espiritu, Gloria Gascon, Emy Gonzales, Benny Ig-nacio, Carmen Juanich, Noralyn Natividad, Terry Ketagawa, Linda Purisima, Susie Pantaleon, Nelia Quilala, Linda Rendon, Tessie Reyes, Annie Sepe, Cora Sampay-an, Cathy Souza, Abella Tanawan, Dellie Teston, Fe Valmores, Delia Vistro and Ana Marie Yambao. BargajnMatineaailyTMiSOjm MO WD SUBREiyDEB 1:00 3:00 5:00 6:50 8:45 10:30 MURPHY'S DOWN AND OUT ROMANCE rfe jN BVRIV HILLS 9:10 I I I if f.lTY 1:45 3:30 5:15 7:00 8:45 10:30 1:45 3:30 6:15 7:00 8:40 10:20 THE CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR thout An Adult OPEN 10 am-5 pm 937-1114. to Post Office) ML 5P'JiP I I Boutique Ql Of Women honored The board of advisors for the Outstanding Young Women of Amerca awards program has announced that four area women have been selected for inclusion in the 1985 of the Outstanding Young Women of America.

Honored for the area were Jennifer Jo Bentley of Santa Maria, Kym Donna Ford of Lompoc, Vicki Pitts of San Luis Obispo and Lisa Souza of Santa Barbara. Now in its 21st year, the Outstanding Young Women of America program is designed to honor and encourage exceptional young women between the ages of 21 and 36 who have distinguished themselves in their homes, their professions, and their communities. The four area women along with approximately 26,000 fellow Outstanding Young Women of America from across the United States, will 1st PRIZE $30.00 Gift Certificate 2nd PRIZE Aloette Gift Pack $25.00 Value ED NEW IN TOWN? Call Your "City Hostess" Bev. Warren 937-1266 Orcutt and South of Betteravla GRAND OPENING DRAWING SATURDAY-MAY 10th Well Bring 18 LT VI FREE Stretch Belt With Ad Good Only on Friday, May 9th Limit One Per Customer ANN KLEIN CALVIN KLEIN LIZ CLAIBORNE AND MUCH MORE! Welcoming gifts Maps Civic Information Greetings A FREE Service for Newcomers Vi Beverlin 937-0940 Santa Maria North of Betteravla Consignment Fashion Boutique With New Experience Designer Apparel and Aloette Skin Care I I 149 S. FIRST ST.

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