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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1969

Page

4

Floods Alter Wedding Plans In Vandenberg AFB Ceremony

Miss Mary M. Ofenloch and William R. Sorensen wed Saturday at Vandenberg AFB Chapel after rain washed out travel for the maid of honor and required Joanne L. Ofenloch to stand in. Bruce Hall served as best man. Father Roman J. Schaefer officiated for about 50 guests.

California Mary M. Ofenloch William R. Sorensen Lompoc Jean Munson Northridge Joanne L. Ofenloch Bruce Hall Riverside Vandenberg Afb Roman J. Schaefer George F. Ofenloch Vandenberg William H. Sorensen Winlock Wash Sandy Anglin Juanita Spencer Wash.) High School Centralia College U.S.A.F Cabrillo High School

Dear Abby: Zip up marriage and newsletters debated

A reader asks if a husband may want his wife to dress up for him occasionally and Abby responds that wives should embrace a little zip. The column defends festive newsletters and criticizes gossip about personal calls, ending with Abby’s mailing address for replies and booklets.

Abby Casey

Dear Abby Saves Soldier Reading During Attack

A reader stationed near Cambodia credits Dear Abby with keeping him calm during a 82MM mortar attack. While reading the column at 0830 he postponed other activities and survived when the latrine became the strike center. He thanks Abby for “still here.”

Abby Cambodia

Camp Fire candy sale marks Feb as fundraising drive

Camp Fire Girls plan a February candy sale across Lompoc Mission Hills Vandenberg Air Force Base and Vandenberg Village. Volunteers sell ten box kits at 1.00 each to support summer camps and operating needs. Candy chairmen include John Hannah with Frank Brehony Cliff Taylor and Walter C. Smith. area chairs listed.

Camp Fire Camp Fire Girls Lompoc Mission Hills Vandenberg Air Force Base Vandenberg Village United Fund John Hannah Frank Brehony Cliff Taylor Walter C. Smith Mines William Hardy Cecil Hostetter Robert DeLozier Willard Kozlowski Robert

Rocking Squares Valentine Box Social in Lompoc

The Lompoc Rocking Squares host a Valentine box social at the Chemical Workers Union Hall on Friday February 14. Ladies provide a meal for two in decorated boxes. prizes for prettiest boxes. Auction and dinner follow the 8 p.m. dancing. about 30 couples active. current presidents Al and Shirley Dickson. Plans for the event to be finalized at the February 7 Union Hall meeting.

Lompoc Chemical Workers Union Shirley Dickson Union Hall

Techniques with plastic and crystals shown at Lompoc event

Mrs. Hugo Newdell leads a program for the Lompoc Gem and Mineral Club at Pioneer Park Recreation Center showing plastic top crafts with embedded dried flora and insects. Clyde Wallace discusses Point Sal crystals while Manuel Garcia identifies rock specimens. New term appointments and festival booths announced. social hour ends with farewells to Mr. and Mrs. Olsen bound for New York.

Buelah Newdoll Hugo Newdoll Lompoc L.M. Gillis Rudy Bork Ernest Smith Frank Garcia George Crawford Yakima Wash Thomas Harden C.T. Rowan Hover Hugh Moreland Thorleif Olsen New York

Birthday celebration at Kappler home with family and friends

Miss Edna Shafer aged 92 celebrated a mutual birthday with Mrs. Esther Parks at the Kappler residence in Lompoc. Relatives from California and Idaho joined the weekend gathering delayed by flooded roads. siblings and friends attended as guests. The event included cake, ice cream, and updates on family members and twins.

Edna Shafer Esther Parks Carl Halda) Kappler Kappler Duane Shafer San Carlos Gladys Dedmore Menlo Park Carlisle Stadley Halda California San Fernando Valley Nice Carl Kappler Lompoc Miss Shafer Parks Locust Ave R. E Mickadell Pine Ave Rappler Frank Mary John Fritz Ann Albert Bruno

American scene notes from Gay Pauley column

UPI columnist Gay Pauley shares observations on quiet in public life and draws on classic quotes from Guazzo, Spinoza, Ecclesiastes, and George Eliot. The piece includes a child’s tooth and a pair of cockroach jokes sent by readers, illustrating light reflections on life and humor.

Gay Pauley UPI New York Nixon Stiller Stefano Guazzo Traveller’s Times George Eliot Mary Ann Evans Atwater Calif Golda X. Locher Texas

Idle women fret aging less than the busy ones

The speaker observes that women who worry about aging are often idle while busy women have less time to fret. She suggests that busyness may equate to staying ahead in managing aging concerns.

Curly Q Dance Club hosts Thursday square dance with Marshall Flippo

The Curly Q Dance Club of Santa Maria presents a Thursday event featuring caller Marshall Flippo from Texas at the Square Dance Center near Santa Maria Airport. Doors open at 11 p.m. Refreshments are offered and donations are $1.25 for adults and 60 cents for teens.

Asilomar Trail Marshall Flippo Texas Curly Q Santa Maria Square Dance Center Santa Maria Airport

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Ofenloch-Sorensen William Sorensen Dear Abby Elaine Los Angeles Cal Rocking Squares State Box Sherry VanCamp Robert Morton Gooch Edward J. Gooch New Orleans William H. VanCamp Airport Ave Miss VanCamp Lompoc High School E. Locust Ave Iee Richard Daly Jupiter Red Cross Lompoc Hospital L, E, Heiges, Jr Xpinoza Janet Curly Q Dance Club
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