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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1976

Page

4

Dear Abby puzzles over smell habit and Mother's Day charm

A reader asks if it is proper to sniff food at meals and whether to address a partner’s habit. In a separate note, a family considers adding a charm bearing their oldest brother’s name and birth date to a Mother’s Day bracelet, fearing sadness or forgetfulness.

Abby Abby Dad

Miss Sands Weds James Hadley In Mission Hills Ceremony

Miss Marcia Sue Sands and James Howard Hadley wed in a double ring ceremony at St Marys Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Stuart Fitch on April 10. The couple resides at 528 8 North N Street after a Yosemite honeymoon.

Stuart Fitch St. Mary's Episcopal Church Marcia Sue Sands James Howard Hadley HD Sands Feliz Mission Hills Max Hadley Ron Churchman Bernadine Pawlowski Jan Hildebrand Mrs Sands Cabrillo High School Gaviota Village Grace High School Aero Spacelines Goleta Yosemite North N Street

Eagles Auxiliary Sets April Birthday Party at Lompoc Center

The Eagles Auxiliary hosts an Easter themed April birthday party at Lompoc Convalescent Care Center honoring James Olivera Harr yson Edith Young and Reuben Wilkinson. Guests enjoyed colored eggs sandwiches and birthday cake with a Hawaiian dance by Sandi Lake and Easter bunny entertainers.

Lompoc Convalescent Care Center Eagles James Olivera Harryson Edith Young Reuben Wilkinson Sandi Dale) Lake Jill Kevin Lake Michael Nathan Lachner Fresno Lompoc Peter Cottontail Kevin Nathan Flaine Reuben) Carlson Mines Lake Marguerite Winter Wilma Files Juanita Gonzales Pearl Bromser Frieda Tony) Stanich Fagles Carlson Alpha Anita Jaramillo Pearl Bremser Edna Wurl Katherine Sumter Lompoc Eagles Elaine Stanich

Women of the Moose Plan Get-Together

The Women of the Moose host a 7 p.m. dinner and meeting at Moose Hall 917 Laurel Ave. Kay Mahaffey of Lodi past grand regent will be guest. Geneva McEwen Oxnard Chapter 1464 past deputy grand regent also attends. All co workers and Loyal Order of the Moose invited. cost 1.50. Parents Problem Solving Group meets 7:30 p.m. at Security Pacific National Bank 805 North H Street with Charles Ward as guest speaker. public invited. For PPSG details call 61640 or 60624.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Laurel Ave Kay Mahaffey Lodi Geneva Ginny) McEwen Oxnard Order of the Moose Parents Problem Solving Group PPSG Security Pacific National Bank North H Street Charles Ward

Baby shower honors first time grandmother Dorothy Cutting

A grandmother's shower celebrated Dorothy Cutting at her home 421 N Second St for the birth of Julian Padraic Burke March 23 to Joan and Brian Burke of Covello. Hostesses were Mildred Akins Sue Neker and Olivia Cotsenmeyer with many relatives in attendance.

Grandmother Dorothy Cutting N. Second St Julian Padraic Burke Joan Brian Burke Covello Mildred Norris) Akins Sue Neker Lancaster Olivia George) Cotsenmeyer Julian Padraic Ruth Lee

Dear Abby column notes on hosting with pets and family invites

A letter asks if a hostess should ask to hide pets during dinner due to a weak stomach and messy animals. Abby advises being polite but honest about allergy or discomfort. In another note a family plans a Bar Mitzvah and ponders separate invitations for a separated brother and his wife plus her parents.

Abby St. Bernard Abby Lamina

Salads and bazaars boost La Purisima Parlor fund drive

La Purisima Parlor Native Daughters of the Golden West gears up for its annual salad bar and bazaar at Walnut Ave City Hall. Delegates will be nominated for grand parlor in Newport Beach in June, with elections May 12. Proceeds benefit the scholarship fund and Mission restoration efforts.

la Purisima Parlor Native Daughters of the Golden West Lorraine Gene) Frus Grand Parlor Newport Beach City Hall Walnut Ave Lompoc Cabrillo Tanya Yuhas Brian Bishop Bethel McCallister Santa Maria Ambert Phillips Reina del Mar Santa Barbara la Purisima Delores Septer Mission Soledad Mission Restoration Mission San Jose Mary Balaam Gerri Kern Mildred Rande Mary Rule

Album Returns as Surprise Gift From Lompoc History Tour

A photo album dated 1885 is returned to the James Haven house at 40 South H Street after publicizing during the Lompoc Museum homes tour. The album, once kept by milliner Mrs Clark Wilkins and later inherited by Miss Louise Murillo, was gifted to Mrs Ina Smart who offered it to Mrs Haven, who welcomed the gesture.

James Haven Place South H Street Lompoc Museum Mrs Haven JD Black Louise Murillo

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