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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1970
Page
4
Kathleen Rose Buck and William A. Myers Jr wed at Nazarene Church before 250 guests with Rev. Eldon Rotz officiating. Bride from Buck family in 105 North 7th Street, groom of Nipomo, reception at Christian and Missionary Alliance Church.
Al Cannon of San Luis Obispo will call the Graduation Dance for the Valley Whirlers on Saturday April 25 at 8 p.m. in Adam School Santa Maria. Door hosts Marian and Parley Ropp coordinate a potluck and special prizes follow the event for Central Coast clubs members.
Readers seek advice on complex family arrangements and public conduct. A Fort Worth Houston husband faces promotion while juggling two wives, a 69 year old Buddhist in Bangkok seeks hair solutions, and a teen public affections issue prompts Abby to counsel discretion.
The American Association of Retired Persons Chapter 557 will host Ian Sinclair as guest speaker on Friday May 8 in Lompoc City Hall Auditorium. The talk titled Flowers aims to attract members, with invites extended to eligible individuals. Last week 20 AARP members toured Johns Manville mining facilities and prior meeting featured Mrs C D McCabe with travel slides.
Alice Watts was named medallion winner for April in the Lady Golfers event at Village Country Club. Genie Dufrene and Sally Doran tied for low putts. Thirty one members started the tournament on Tuesday. Ten finished in the volatile weather. Finishing positions included Wilma Lilly, Genie Dufrene, Irene Sperber, Vivian Irvine, Irma Henderson, Sally Doran, Ruth Klitz, Ann Lewis, Alice Watts and Shirley Jotson.
Judith Irene Main daughter of Mr and Mrs George V Main will marry Lt Sanders Emerson Goodman son of Mrs Harld Goodman of Salisbury North Carolina The ceremony takes place May 30 at the Sukiran Chapel Naha Okinawa She holds a B A in elementary education and sociology and has taught in Hawaii and Okinawa He is a Clemson University graduate with a BS in textile science previously employed by American Enka in Asheville North Carolina
A monthly birthday night will honor Wilma Eiles Winifred Bubbs and Elizabeth Little with cake prepared by Minna Elinsky, refreshments chairwoman. A future barbecue and trip are planned. The 40 plus no clues club meets Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. at 105 S. C St with a monthly potluck at 6:30.
Betrothal of Miss Sharon Hebert to Sgt James M. Shavor of Vandenberg Air Force Base is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur William Landrigan. Parents of the prospective groom are Mr and Mrs James B Shavor of Phoenix City Alabama. The bride elect graduated from Limestone Maine high school. The groom graduated from Central High School in Phoenix City before enlisting in the U S Air Force in 1967 and has been stationed at Vandenberg since. The couple plans a summer wedding.
Miss Suzanne Burns daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Burns formerly of Van denberg Air Force Base now of Aurora Colorado married April 8 to David R Harvey son of Mrs Mary Frances Harvey Lincoln Nebraska and Dale R Harvey 213 E Maple Ave The couple wed in the Unitarian Church San Francisco They will live in Oakland where he attends college Both are graduates of Lompoc High School.
The Lompoc Music Association presents a combined Mozart and Brass Concert at the Lompoc High School Little Theater at 8 p.m. Tickets cost 1.00 for adults and 0.75 for students, with advance sales from members and at the door. Muriel Sumter will sing Exultate Jubilate. brass pieces are by Larry Delinger and Duane Baker performed by Lompoc High School instructors and students from Cabrillo High and Occidental College backgrounds.
Lauretta Helen Shively and Airman J C Richard Earl Selvan marry at Lockhaven Christian Church Inglewood in a Saturday ceremony. Bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Allan R Shively Hawthorne and former Lompoc. groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Francis D Selvan Inglewood. Bride’s gown lace floor length with sweep train. veil held by apple blossoms and seed pearls. orchids in cascade bouquet. Maid of honor wore pale pink peau de soie empire gown.
Harold Pittinger and spouse elected president of Lome poc Organization for Hearing Impaired Children. Officers include Hugh Dalfrey, David Dilworth, Billie Willis as vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. Members voted to affiliate with International Parents Organization of the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf.
The Lompoc Valley Republican Women's Club meets Thursday at 10 a.m. in Mrs. Orville Howells's home at 4262 Rigel Vandenberg Village. Agenda includes unfinished business and voting on the 1970 budget.
Mrs. Ben Esparza offered a brief resume on Confucius Socrates Plato and Buddha noting their forward thinking against their times and youth rebellion against the establishment. Mrs. Lionel Holter spoke on beauty as related to background and experience as members discussed daily life meanings. Mrs. Esparza won the door prize a wrought iron candle snuffer. Co hostess Miss Browning with Mrs. Don Jarvis served cherry cheese pie from a spring bouquet table.
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