LHS Grads Attend Tenth Year Reunion at Elks Lodge
About 115 of the 200 attendees were graduates, with roughly 90 still living in Lompoc. The July 6 gala honored the class of 1964 and noted Betty and Tom Avalon as the longest married, Sungui Terrones as having the most children, and Steve Ward as boldest. A committee chaired by Richard ngley and Bill Thompson planned the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Virginia Lain
Lompoc High School
Elks Lodge Hall
Sungui Terrones
Betty
Tom Avalon
Steve Ward
Ed Ostini
Lompoc
Arty
Richard Ngley
Bill Thompson
Dear Abby and Class Memories Highlight Rome Daily American
The page features Dear Abby letters discussing aging jokes and a marital etiquette note about a mother in law interfering. The text also covers a high school reunion with a mounted U.S. map, class colors, yearbook photos, and door prizes, plus upcoming Lompoc Toastmasters Club meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Rome _ Daily American
Richard Langley
Rick Shanklin
Carolyn Grossini
Jan Villalobos
Donald Chase Weds Colorado Girl In Clovis NM Ceremony
Donald Chase and Debra Gail Wood wed in a double ring ceremony at Central Baptist Church of Clovis New Mexico with Dr. Carl Scott officiating. The couple plans a Disneyland honeymoon after Debra’s Englewood Colorado roots and her teaching aide work in Clovis. Debra is the daughter of E Dean Wood of Englewood Colorado. Donald is the son of Jackson Chase of 1000 E Maple Ave Lompoc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
Central Baptist Church
Clovis
N.M
Donald Allen Chase
Debra Gail Wood
E. Dean Wood
Englewood
Colo
Jackson Chase
E. Maple Ave
Carl Scott
Susan Anne Wood
Reva Ash
Brenda Dunlap
Carole Ann Hunton
Debby Phillips
Leonard Miller
Mike Wood
Mike Friend
Gary Kyle
George Meyer
Nicol
Eric McGough
Gilbert
Vandenberg
United States Air Force
Vacation trek includes Expo 74 and Idaho visits
Mrs. Fred E. Cohig travels Santa Barbara to San Francisco Seattle for Expo 74 then camps at Lake Pend Oreille with Mrs. Neil Madsen family. Rain and high waters hindered fishing but yielded a fine blue back salmon fry. Toastmistress Gail Benson heads Lompoc club with officers named and August 20 installation planned.
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Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Seattle
Wash
Fred E
Leona) Cohig
Neil Madsen
DeSmet
Idaho
Lake Pen Oreille
Gail
G.E.) Benson
South B Street
Lompoc
Winnie
Dave) Massey
Terry
Norman) Hartley
Fern
Marshall) Whitby
Dee
Arnold
Seven women enroll in Community Woman's Club first
Seven local ladies signed applications for membership this week as the Community Woman's Club starts its new season. Four more have shown interest and will join in fall. A tea at Fran McAllister’s home welcomed prospective members with Alpha Club guests from a summer picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Woman’s Club
Fran
John) McAllister
E. Locust Ave
Alpha Club
Wayne Harris
William H. Phillips
Walter Emmons
William R. Kisher
Katharine Weber
Ann Vereska
Ethel Smith
Jay Browder
Harry Joy
Urban Jensen
Marshall Whitby
Jay Spruill
Sally
Robert) McCarthy
Alice Jauncey
Ways and Means
Home and Garden
Elaine
Reuben) Carlson
First St
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la Purisima Council of Catholic Women
Gerald Anderson
Ray Kennedy
James Burnham
South I Street
Kennedy
Anderson
LHS Grads
New York
Madame
Paradise Valley
Ariz
Diogenes
Fred Astaire
R.L.L
Dear Abby
C.V.B
Inlaw
L.A
Calif
United States
Dennis Grossini
Mary Mendez
Ryan Park
Lompoc Toastmasters Club
Lions Inn
Donald Chase
Colorado
Clovis, N.M
Debra Ann Marie Grossi
Richard Sparrow
Willard Grossi
Airport Ave
Eugene Sparrow
Bryan
Texas
Robert C. Lilley Sr
la Purisima Catholic Church
Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Chase
Rufus Freeman
Leona
Dwarshack Dam
Orfinio
Lompog Record
Valley Life
Betty Laurent
Woman’s Club
Seventh District
Santa Maria
Dwelle Truesdale
South H Street
Anna
Earl) Jenkins
Vista
William Livingston
California
Jenkins
Billie Gilland
Dave Massey
Lilac Street
Edith Lowery
Cincinnati
Ohio
Masseys
San Diego
George R. Reilly
the Loyal Order of Moose
W. Laurel Ave
Albert Willis
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