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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1969
Page
4
A Dear Abby column cluster discusses a 17-year-old seeking to live independently after high school, a bridegroom not being liable for pre marriage medical bills, a wife discovering her husband hides money, and sailing couples advice. The tone is pragmatic, advising parental trust, financial honesty, and patient communication.
The Village Country Club women held a twice around the back nine event with best score per hole. Winners included Norma Stillman first in First flight Alice Watts second. Nancy Knapp first in Second flight Ann Condy second. Betty Lechner Wanda Anderson tied for first in Third flight. Dorothy Nickolous first Alice Roughen second Ruth Klitz third in Fourth flight. Nancy Knapp departs July 28 for Saratoga with husband Stanley and children Marta and Steven. An em ployee of Philco-Ford is transferred and Mrs Knapp receives a miniature jeweled golf club as a gift from fellow members.
Weekend visits included Mr and Mrs Fred Whelan from Walnut Creek at El Capitan with Peggy Jo Ann Willard David Martin Scott Beasley and mothers Gwen Beasley and Marie Martin. Other families enjoyed water skiing at San Antonio Lake and a Monterey seaside vacation.
Ron Hagerman on a 30 day leave visiting relatives in Lompoc before resuming U S Navy duty. He stayed with parents Ed and Betty Betts at 578 Sun beam Road and spent time with great aunts Dolly Shaw and Eva Lewis and Richard of San Francisco, uncle John Johnson of Merced, cousin Elaine Parlet of Antioch, and stepsister Merrie Lou Betts of Tacoma. He toured Avila Beach with sister Cyndi Hagerman and Angie Figueroa while his father and younger brother Larry traveled to Mexico to fetch a yacht for San Francisco.
Overnight visitors to Hugh Lawyers list sister Mrs William Freese and family from Fremont returning from vacations in Mexico San Diego and Disneyland. Mrs M B Lindell of Arvada Colorado arrives tonight at Santa Barbara Airport for the wedding of Miss Patricia Bivins and Capt Thomas Fern tomorrow. Mrs Lindell will visit the Bivins at 413 E Lemon Ave and with Mr and Mrs C D Bivins.
Susan Graves and Lt. Collier married at Center Chapel Vandenberg Air Force Base with Chaplain N K Tennant officiating. The bride, attended by maids and orchids, wore a candlelight satin gown. groom is from Buffalo, N Y. The couple plans a San Francisco trip after a reception at the Vandenberg Officers Club.
Miss Patricia Bivins' bridal shower occurs at Mrs. Dallas White's home on Palmetto Ave with co hosts Mrs. Paul J. Porter and Mrs. Earl T. Cass. Attending guests include Mrs. C D Bivins and Mrs. Edmund Fern with family, Santa Maria visitors, and Aerospace Corp. coworkers. The event features yellow green decor and a lace table with a bride doll cake. A separate luncheon at Village Inn honors Miss Bivins.
Jack Anderson receives the Citizens Life Award and an honorary life membership in the Senior Citizens Club. The ceremony at City Hall included 88 members, with new members welcomed and remarks on a planned senior citizen complex in the Ryan Park area. Also noted were district council updates, upcoming events, and a large list of attendees and birthdays.
The Lom poc Valley Toastmasters Club 2969 hosts its first annual state evaluation contest on Tuesday July 15 at 7 p.m. at the Golden Greek Restaurant. Guest speaker Holmer Rickman leads as target and evaluator, with Sonny Wickliffe as toastmaster and Ron McGinley chief judge.
The Lom poc Women of the Moose designate College of Regents Chapter Night for next Monday July 14 at 8 p.m. at Moose Home 921 W Laurel Ave. Newly installed officers will preside with Mrs. Kenneth Sorenson, College of Regents chair, presiding in honor of a class of candidates. Refreshments follow the meeting.
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