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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1969
Page
4
A compilation of Dear Abby excerpts covers views on sex as natural instinct versus love, a letter about marrying a professional gambler, a question on pressuring a man to lose weight and quit smoking, and a reader’s note about a husband with multiple wives revealing why secrecy harms families.
New Year's Eve party at 1312 W Willow Ave celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Frankhouser’s 16th anniversary. Guests wore casual dress with hostess pajamas in white and silver, pink roses centered the buffet, and midnight toasts honored the couple and the New Year. Attendees included Ramon Aberasturi, Thomas Beard, Merle Chilcoat, Jerry Hartley, Willard Haverland, Raymond LeBlanc, and Rodney Peterson. Warren Jensen sent congratulations.
A reader asks for personal correspondence guidance and provides a box mailing address in Los Angeles California 90069 instructing to include a stamped self addressed envelope for a response. The item reads as a help column prompt rather than a news event.
Carl Munger associate headmaster of Midland School for Boys Los Olivos will speak Wednesday night to Lompoc Vandenberg Chapter American Association of University Women on Midland School and Its Relation to Public Education He is a Yale Divinity School graduate a former campus minister at Berkeley and has led Midland since 1962 The school founded in 1932 enrolls 75 boys in grades 9 12 and its associate headmaster is married with five children AAUW plans a tour of the school later this month.
Latest birth announcements list newborns by date with weights and parent addresses. Notable entries include John Eugene 7 pounds 13 ounces born December 20 to the Bernardi family at 226 B N E Street and Rebecca Ann seven pounds 15 ounces born December 21 to the Ibella family at 277 Regulus. Additional births span December 27 to January 3 with multiple families listed and addresses provided.
Carolyn Louise Matson and Timothy Harold Couch exchanged vows Saturday before 150 guests at Center Chapel Vandenberg AFB. Matson, a Mt. St. Mary’s nursing major, is from Los Angeles. Couch, a Lom po High School graduate, works as a men’s clothing salesman. The couple plans to reside on Rosecrans Blvd in La Mirada after a Carmel honeymoon trip.
A New Year Eve party at 840 St Andrews Way Country Club Estates featured Old Father Time and Baby New Year 1969 in hooded costumes. Guests included John Dittmar, Glen Givens, Carl Burris, Judy Burris, John Dittmar, Jenna Dittmar, Mike Doherty, Mary Doherty, Corki Giles, Shirley Givens, Charles Hurlbut, Myrna Hurlbut, Al Hadad, Marian Hadad, Bob Pluss, Linda Pluss, Lou Rubinstein, Beebe Rubinstein.
Holiday guests at Fred Cohig's home include Neil Madsen and family from De Smet Idaho. The group visited Disneyland Marineland Ports of Call and Knott's Berry Farm before returning to Lompoc. New Year's Eve plans included Matties Tavern in Los Olivos with Roger Walker Joseph Savage Ed Seebers and Mrs James Sumter. Sumter's husband has returned to Kawajalein after a ten day leave.
Robert Houghtaling will assume the presidency at City Hall Auditorium in Lompoc with Burke Rutherford as vice president Shirley Wallace secretary Eve Otto treasurer Ruby Oivish parliamentarian and Mrs Kenneth Adam the installing officer At the first meeting of the year members will view two films Discovering Color and Discovering Composition.
The January meeting of Lompoc Credit Women will be at the Golden Greek Restaurant with guest speaker George E. Lowry assistant director Welfare Department Santa Barbara. He will speak on legal basis for the program fraud detection and crediting welfare recipients plans include reservations by Emma Hilderbrand.
A party hosted by Mrs. W. H. Ayers featured a much admired barbecue meat sauce recipe learned from a friend in Florida. The instructions include combining Kraft sauce with tomato and cider ingredients, simmering, then adding low cal French dressing before refrigerating.
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