Youth badges add fillip to March of Dimes drive
About 300 volunteers will solicit funds in the annual January March of Dimes effort on Sunday and Monday January 30 and 31. Teens receive special badges plus pamphlets and envelopes, with themes like Today I am a Mother and I Am a Mother Marching for March of Dimes.
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Frank Garcia
John Reese
Jr. Alpha Club
Frank Figueroa
Lompoc
National Foundation
March of Dimes
CDA Circle crafts a village faith brief on missions
CDA Circle meets at 7 30 in Mrs George Durham s home with Mission Circle members to plan donations for La Purisima Court 1267 and to celebrate the court s 33rd anniversary with a Knights of Columbus Hall potluck. A spaghetti dinner is planned Sunday January 23 from 3 to 6 pm at La Purisima Parish Hall tickets 175 for adults and 75 cents for children under 12 proceeds to La Purisima Catholic School.
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George Durham
Mission Circle
la Purisima Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Charles Ruffner
Teresita Pines
Los Angeles
la Purisima Parish
Olive Ave
South I St
Thomas Cunningham
la Purisima Catholic School
New Monitor
Victor A. Alves
Ventura
Oxnard
Camarillo Cda
Pete Riegel
Hartley Glidden
Joseph Perry
Victor Alves
Mary Simons
Dear Abby and the Last Supper mural dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a contractor’s wife painting an abstract Last Supper mural in a new dining room. The columnist advises letting her finish, wallpapering later if needed, to avoid offense. The discussion continues with a separate note from a father about wedding traditions and conscientious objection.
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Abby
Indianapolis
George
Los Angeles
Cal
Dear Abby Wedding Omission Advice
A reader asks how to handle omitting part of a wedding ceremony due to a family conflict. Abby suggests asking the officiant to skip that portion and notes staying respectful to family tensions.
Newlywed Fergusons Make Oscoda Home After Indiana Wedding
Sgt and Mrs John D Ferguson reside in Oscoda Michigan after their wedding in Lafayette Indiana at his parents rural home. Rev Dale Wilson officiated with four grandparents present. The bride Phyllis Ann McMillan wore a white empire gown sewn by Mrs Brad Imano. The bride, a 1967 Lompoc High School and Allan Hancock College graduate, previously worked for the Lompoc Record. The groom is a 1967 Battle Ground High School graduate serving in the US Air Force at Wurtsmith AFB. Auld Lang Syne members plan a 6:30 potluck at the Recreation Center 105 South C St.
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Oscoda
Michigan
John D Ferguson
Phyllis Ann McMillan
Lafayette
Ind
Everett Ferguson
Dale Wilson
United Methodist Church
C. J. Bryan
Brad Imano
G. H. McMillan
North Third St
Lompoc High School
Allan Hancock College
Lompoc
Battle Ground High School
United States Air Force
Wurtsmith Afb
Foreign exchange pupil speaks to church groups
Miss Margaretha Lorens, American Field Service student, will address two church groups this week. She speaks to the Women’s Society of Christian Service at United Methodist Church tomorrow at 9 30 a m and Saturday night at First Presbyterian Church about Sweden with slides.
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Touch OF
Sweden
Lompoc
Margaretha Lorens
American Field Service Foreign Exchange
Miss Lorens
Margaretha _ Lorens
American Field Service
United Methodist Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Wicks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Figueroa
National Foundation March of Dimes
CDA Circle
Valley Life
Betty Laurent
Dear Abby
Auld Lang Syne
South C St
TBPA
West Maple Ave
Lewis Boatwright
Middleborough
Edward Hudson
Lanceashire
Anni Thomas
Arthur Smith
Jack Carney
Scotland
Mission Hills Recreation Center
Fred Bechtold
Robert Davidson
Presbyterian Mariners Club
Westmont Hall
Kenneth Boyd
Methodist
WSCS
J. M. Whalley
William Slaughter
Robert Montgomery
James King
Jack Jones
Hector Arreola
Claude Lee
Richard Cartwright
James Price
Wayne Dahl
Susanne
Wesley Circle
Darrell Brandon
Merry Martha
Miriam
Dora Thompson
Sarah
J.M. Whalley
Loren Jackson
Gerald Stouppe
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