Miracle baby Shauna leaps from 4 pound start to home life
Shauna Leigh Clancy, born Nov 29 at Marian Hospital Santa Maria after a preemie birth at 7:37 p.m., weighed 4 lbs 9 oz at homecoming. Parents John and Judy Clancy of 1301 E Guava Ave along with brother Raymond 4, relatives, and medical staff describe her progress from tube feeding to bottle feeding and monthly check ups in Fresno and Santa Maria.
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Shauna Leigh Clancy
Judy
John H.) Clancy
Raymond
Shauna
Betty Laurent
Shauna Leigh
John
Judy Clancy
E. Guava
Ray
Phyllis Anderson
Pismo Beach
Lompoc
Marian Hospital
Santa Maria
Peter A. Statti
Fresno Valley Children’s Hospital
Brother Raymond
Thomas Clancy
North M Street
Apt. B
S.F. Dixon
Simi Valley
H.A. Kamman
E. Oak Ave
Harry B. Taylor
Espardo
Edward R. Wallace
Fresno
Neo-Natal
Imperial Savings and Loan
Vandenberg Village
Brickner Construction Co
Coronary Care Nursing Lectures Set in February
Northern Santa Barbara Nurses Coordinating Council offers a February program for RNs and LVNs titled Introduction to Coronary Care Nursing. Dr. Barry J. Coughlin will deliver six of seven lectures at Lompoc Hospital District Day Room from 7 to 10 p.m. Registration is Feb 2 with certificates issued by Allan Hancock College after 80 percent attendance. For details contact Martha Hicks.
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Northern
Lompoc Hospital District
Hickory Ave
Allan Hancock College
Martha Hicks
Lompoc Delegation Tops District Meeting Attendance
The seventh district California Dept veterans auxiliary meeting in Santa Maria drew the largest delegation from Lompoc Ladies Auxiliary 3462 with 14 attendees including Bernardine Hall and Edna Maye Bishop. They discussed potential gain of Port Hueneme hospital use and a Santa Barbara County outpatient clinic, plus hospital entry etiquette and access to the blood bank. Also noted were an April 20 meeting in Santa Barbara and a luncheon gathering of former U S Disciplinary Barracks coworkers in Lompoc with plans for a March 17 get-together. plus upcoming Republican Women’s Club luncheon on Jan 29 at the Valley Club with speaker Carol Finch.
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Lompoc
California
Santa Maria
Bernardine Hall
Edna Maye Bishop
Clairbel Darling
Alma Learned
Cecile Tidwell
Eleanor Howell
Margaret Lindburgh
Ruth Andersen
Marguerite Winters
Delima Phillips
Gladys Thompson
Velma Powers
Port Hueneme
Santa Barbara Co. Hospital
Santa Barbara
Ventura Counties
Palo Alto
Long Beach
San Fernando
Veterans Memorial Building
United States Disciplinary Barracks
U.S. Army
Maestro’s
Happy Hour
Mildred Cross
Marjorie Cartwright
Lutie Haskett
Fern Saye
Esther Harris
Margaret Addy
Joyce Campbell
Joanne Blotzke
Mary Bento
Pauline Babcock
Kay Tucker
Connie Quigley
Republican Women’s Club
Valley Club
Pat Hargis
Carol
Robert) Finch
United States Senate
Dear Abby and Community Rummage At Moose Lodge
A Dear Abby column excerpt discusses a mother considering adoption for her daughter and a teen emailing questions about private talks. The local Moose Lodge hosts a rummage sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 921 W Laurel Ave with burgers and hot dogs, benefiting Mooseheart Home for Children. Betty Barker leads the event and the Mr Coffeemaker winner will be announced that evening.
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Abby
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Laurel Ave
Betty Barker
Mooseheart Home For Children
Joliet
Ill
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Julie Hayes
Fred Hayes
Gertie
Veril) Campbell
Campbell Road
Veril Campbell
Belle Anderson
E. Locust Ave
Clara Rice
Campbells
Lompoc Record
Church Ladies Aid
Linda Beth Moody
Fred Daniel Ivey
David H. Moody
New Zealand
Baptist Bible Fellowship
Springfield
Clifford E. Ivey
Third St
Hueneme High School
Baptist Bible College
Best Western Motels
Lompoc High School
Vandenberg Development Co
Bible Baptist Church
Bruce
George Kozumplik
Elaine Santor
Laney Kahler
Kozumplik
Ardith Patton
Ms. Kahler
N. Daisy St
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Lompoc, Calif
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