Bridge play and Alpha Club events in Lompoc area
Results of weekly duplicate bridge tourneys in Lompoc Vandenberg area listed by date with pairs, winners, and runners up. Alpha Club events featured guest photographer Ernie Brooks II and a tour of the Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara.
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Lompoc - Vandenberg
Eileen Niesen
Mary Louise Wallace
Tom Geiger
John Soule
Marie Ritchie
Barbara Jaenicke
John
Marian Vesser
Jo Gowenlock
Teresa Turnbull
Bill Rudman
Jeane Crane
Elmo
Donna Swinnen
Larry
Mary Lou Earles
Lompoc
Vandenberg Officer’s Club
Alpha Club
Ernie Brooks II
Santa Barbara
Brooks Institute of Photography
Ernie Brooks
NBC
Mexico
Brooks
Institute
David Nilsen
Harry Joy
C. Reese Thompson
the Mines
George Davis
N.A. Smith
Lonnie Williams
A.L. Durham
Maynard Steffen
William Boone
Tierra Adorado District
John Larssen
Howard Simmons
Eddie Brooks II
Lompoc Alpha Club
Eileen Smith and Ted Crawford Tie Valentine Day Nuptials
Miss Eileen Louise Smith and Ted G Crawford wed at Temple Ave Baptist Church Carmarillo Hawaii sent red anther ium marking the aisle. Attendants wore pink and red gowns as Gregory Walcott officiated. The couple, taught and worked in Hawaii and California, plan a Big Bear Lake honeymoon and reside at 3175 Stiles Ave Camarillo.
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Hawaii
Eileen Louise Smith
Ted G. Crawford
Temple Ave. Baptist Church of Carmarillo
Gregory Walcott
Fred H. Smith
Bluff Drive
W. J. Crawford
Ventura
Carol Woodall
Riverside
Robert O'Dell
Ontario
John Pace
Moorpark
Kenneth Rhoads
Don Pridmore
Fred M
Mike Smith
Big Bear Lake
East Bakersfield High School
California Baptist College
Riverstad
Los Altos Jr. High
Anthony Marinos Welcomes Second Child Ann Marie
Mr and Mrs Anthony Marino announce the adoption of their baby daughter Ann Marie six weeks old at 1110 Timberlane Vandenberg AFB. Also welcomed was Gerald Kendrick Marino aged 22 months adopted in April 1968 at four weeks old by the same family.
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Anthony Marino
Timberlane
Vandenberg Afb
Ann Marie
Gerald Kendrick Marino
Catholic Women plan show and bazaar at La Purisima Church
The Council of Catholic Women of La Purisima Church invites all parish ladies to a Tuesday 8 15 p m meeting in the parish hall. Mrs Thomas Meyers will report on the March 5 fashion show and Mrs Joseph Schlaffer on the annual bazaar. Volunteers are sought for bakers cooks candlestick makers waiters chauffeurs electricians typists babysitters seamstresses farmers directors traffic officers policemen nurses and more. Tickets for Spring Boutique fashion show are $1 50 adults 75 cents juniors 50 cents boosters.
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Council of Catholic Women
la Purisima Church
Thomas Meyers
Joseph Schlaffer
Schlaffer
Ray Gil
Vernon Herigstad
Grace Anderson
Braun
Housewarming Honors Couple in Drawn Card and Toast
Surprised by friends at a housewarming party for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cameron in their new home at 1308 W Walnut Ave. Tom Kriegh drew a large cartoon card signed by guests. A money tree was also presented as the couple joined in a champagne toast with many attendees and several congratulators sending regrets for absence.
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Raymond Cameron
Walnut Ave
Tom Kriegh
Honores
Messrs
Mmes
Gerald Bentley
John Bartholomew
Bruce Hamlin
Darrell Brewer
Fredrick Starbuck
Cary Wirt
Thomas Kriegh
Sarvous Blocker
Jim Wells
Andy Anderson
Gerald Scolari
Ruth Hecker
Anne James
Charlotte Slade
Eileen Hick
Wally Simonson
Mines
Richard Jeffers
Walter E. Ploch
Marvin Grossi
Raymond Schmidt
Women train for Lom poc Welcome Wagon hostess roles
Ruth Clark and Darlene Kellogg completed Santa Barbara training for Lom poc Welcome Wagon hostesses. The program serves about 6,000 workers making over a million calls yearly to families in 4,000 cities across the United States and abroad. In Lompoc only new arrival and residence-change calls are conducted currently.
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Ruth Clark
W. Maple Ave
Darlene Kellogg
E. Cypress
Santa Barbara
Lompoc
Mrs. Clark
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Australia
Puerto Rico
Dear Abby readers face love, law and family echoes
A reader questions idealized marriage and beauty in a potential wife while Abby warns against chasing superficial traits. Letters discuss grandparents rights evolving in California and a LA columnist note on communication and respect. The column closes with a note on personal replies to Abby.
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Abby
Dreamer
California
Trump
Community AARP program focus featured by speakers
The American Association of Retired Persons outlines The community We Live In as the year long program. John Gadway of Johns Manville Products will speak on March 12. A letter from Bob Monagan expresses views on pending state legislation benefiting seniors.
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American Association of Retired Persons
John Gadway
Johns- Manville
Bob Monagan
Howard Simmons
Violet Gausman
Lompoc
A.A.R.P
South Pacific
New Zealand
Hazel McCabe
Frances Garver
Olive Simmons
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Charles Laubly
Austin Peltier
Lompoc Hospital
Walter Holmdahl
Jack Bevins
Jesse Ramming School
Carol
Paula Reder
Donnie Buchanan
Andy Puckett
Mark van Allen
Scott
Lisa Wallenburg
Riley Hamilton
Debbie Dunlap
Mickey Jeyne
Scott French
Francie
Kip Sharpe
Sharon Perez
Becky Geisen
Cindy
Danny Howard
Robin DeSoto
Billy Kranseler
Christy Hildreth
Tammy Ryan
John Sanders
Eileen Smith
Ted Crawford
Fellowship Hall
Frank Trudeau
Ted Lowry
Smith
Moorpark High School
Ventura Jr. College
University of California
Los Angeles
Lockheed, Burbank
Stiles Ave
Camarillo, California
Anthony Marinos
Veterans Memorial Hall
Philippines
Dinah Pascua
Mark Armero
Johnny Armero
Charlotte Baggao
Bruce Fall
Karl Braun
Michael Salucci
Victor Alves
Paul Leary
Constantino Contreras
James Mullen
Ira Zeeman
Bernard Trudeau
Frank Giovanacci
Michael Siminski
The
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MONEY
Chalmette
Cal
Nancy Lee Busby
Steve R. Widhalm
Alwin C. Busby
Milky Way
Andy Widhalm
Valier
Montana
Cabrillo High School
Valier High School
Vandenberg Air Force Base
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