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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1970
Page
4
A collection of Dear Abby letters and responses covers romance with an 31 year old loan seeker, neighbor noise disputes, a teen romance across feuding families, and a skier’s skeptical view of married men. Abby endorses caution, honest discussion, and independence.
Mrs. Al Tweedie Royce and Mrs. William Ahern will speak at the Lompoc Alpha Club Home and Garden Section January 28. They will detail the Los Angeles Beautiful program and its community projects including street trees, pocket parks, youth involvement, and ordinances on signs.
Pink and white cake topped with a miniature elephant celebrated Stacey Marie Ploch’s birthday. Attendees included Kim Hamlin, Renee Carmeron, Signorelli family members, Grossi relatives, and Stacey’s grandparents and siblings. Adults enjoyed ice cream and German chocolate cake.
Ray McCuen Ill and wife announce the birth of their daughter Misty Kay at Kaiser Foundation Hospital Panorama City on January 15. Weight 7 pounds 8 ounces. Siblings Ray I, 5, Joseph, 3, and Troy Marie, 22 months. Engaged Dawn Ebbert to Gregory Hutson announced by both families.
Miss Karen Spruill and Roger Pacheco wed in a Jan 17 service at La Purisima Catholic Church with Rev. Andrew McGrath officiating. The bride, a 1968 Lompoc High School graduate, and the groom plan to live in San Fernando after a trip.
The Chi Phi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority celebrates ten years with a anniversary party at Mrs. Roger Brant’s home in Van denberg AFB. Prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Pryor and Mrs. Robert McKean. Mrs. William Steward installed Mrs. Brant as vice president replacing Mrs. LeMons. A farewell luncheon for Mrs. LeMons is planned and the Valentine Ball invitations were mailed. The next meeting is January 22 at Mrs. Pryor’s home.
Val ley Playhouse will hold a dinner installation for its newly elected officers at Village Country Club. The program begins with serving at 7 o clock. Officers taking office include Bill Chambard president Dorothy Dial vice president Donna Stewart secretary Nancy Goodnow treasurer Tony Belmont publicity Kay LaRue historian custodian Wynn Danzik parliamentarian Mary Ann Goodnow hospitality chairman Karen Tucker Rick Bartnik members at large Reservations can be arranged by calling Ginny Mitchell at 6-5372.
The latest Lompoc Hospital birth report lists new arrivals: January 8 Traci Rene Schuyler seven pounds thirteen ounces to Jack and Mrs. Schuyler at Valindale Farm. January 9 Shona Lea Branum six pounds fourteen ounces to Arthur and Mrs. Branum at 1600 East Oak. January 9 Margo Luann Montoya six pounds five and a half ounces to Edward and Mrs. Montoya at 1100 North Lu Pine. January 13 James Curtis Pierce nine pounds four and a half ounces to Leslie and Mrs. Pierce at 609 North 7th Street. Shawn Marie Carter six pounds nine ounces to Gary and Mrs. Carter at 312 B North K Street.
The First Southern Baptist Church will host a birthday dinner for over 200 guests in its fellowship hall with Dr J Thurmond George as inspirational speaker. Music by Rick Fusco will accompany table setups by birth month theme and a pursuit of Christian living in services through Sunday.
Santa Maria City Attorney John A. Van Ryn will address Futura Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International this Thursday. He will discuss the theme Secretary the Legal Secretary and the Future, sharing career background from University of Detroit to Hastings College of Law and service in USMC during WW II and Korea. The event at Vandenberg Inn, with host firms Banner Realty and Jack Glines, includes dinner and a social hour, with initiation ceremonies for Lois White, Patty Knowles and Frances Sims. Reservations due by Jan 21.
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