Nancy Goodnow Weds William G Chambard in Lompoc Church
Nancy Goodnow and William George Chambard wed in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at First United Methodist Church. The groom is a hospital orderly room chief clerk at Vandenberg AFB. The bride, a Lompoc Bank of America teller and 1965 Lompoc High grad, wore satin and Chantilly lace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulam
William George Chambard
Nancy Jean Goodnow
Mary Ann Goodnow
S. E St
First United Methodist Church
F. A. Ryder
Ihur Batty
David Gutierrez
Thomas Totin
Pittsburgh
Sgts
Merts
James F. Drinkwater
Arden
One Wallace
Joe Niesen
Bernard Howard
Job's Daughters Install Cathy Tugman Honor Queen Bethel 349
Miss Cathy Tugman installed as honored queen of Bethel 349 in a June 13 ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Event featured pink and green decorations, distinctive carrying pieces, and remarks by installing officers and guests from Santa Maria Lompoc and nearby groups. Dancing closed the colorful evening with a reception and elaborate pastry and decor tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Tugmon
Queen of
Bethel
International Order of Job's Daughters
Masonic Temple
Tugman
Friendship
Faith
Linette Lefkowitz
Jana Jenkins
Donna Dick
Jane Hansen
Kim Gamper
Lana Grove
Karen Wicks
Stephanie Ferris
Mary Soper
Carol Johnson
Carolyn Mears
Judy Findley
Santa Maria Bethe
Wendy Duttin
Edna Brownman
Minnesota
Harry Shipman
Vance Newcomb
Ruth Norris
No Man Is An Island
Earth
Connie Korczak
Lompoc Order of Rainbow
Rainbow Girls
de Molay
Nancy Young
West
Los Angeles
William H. Smith, Jr
Maryland
Jack Hitchcock
Santa Maria
State of California
Pasadena
Ralph White
C.G. Coats
Miguelito
Order of Eastern Star
Andrew Johnson
al Manning
Royal Court
Order of Amaranth
Lewis Johnson
Lompoc
Order of Jobs Daughters
M.C. Tugman
Cathy
Gordon Bullard
Lompoc Lodge
A.M
Linda Champion
Jobs Daughters
Harold Potter
Don Jenkins
John Dick
Auld Lang Syne Club Potluck and Visits Report
The Auld Lang Syne Club hosts a monthly potluck at the Recreation Center 105 S.C St with dinner at 6 30 p m and participants bringing a dish. Afterward games are scheduled and visitors including Mrs Gordon Loose and others travel from Lethbridge and California for social and family events.
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Auld Lang Syne Club
Recreation Center
S.C St
Dear Abby Aggravation and noisy readers confessions
Dear Abby column explores a reader's complaint about a husband who reads aloud from material he finds interesting while the wife writes. The note humorously repeats a prior aggravation and asks for guidance on breaking the habit. A second letter asks how to handle buying stolen items linked to drug use and urges the spouse to see the wrong in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Canada
Queen's Ball Visitors Attend Flower Festival Event
A Friday night gathering at Veterans Memorial Hall in Lompoc invites guests of Mrs. Juan Flores. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ferrel of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ferrel of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mariscal of Nipomo, Miss Gloria Mariscal, Butch Sprinkler of Santa Maria, and the newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Woody Evans of Dearborn, Michigan, on their honeymoon.
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Eagles Lodge
Companions of the Forest
Veterans Memorial Hall
Reuben Carlson
James Thompson
Joe Brom
Frank Winter
Dick Bounds
Juan Flores
Phil Ferrel
Santa Ana
Ernest Ferrel
Orange
Paul Mariscal
Nipomo
Gloria Mariscal
Butch Sprinkler
Santa Maria
Woody Evans
Dearborn
Mich
Lompoc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nancy Goodnow
William G. Chambard
William Chambard
Dan Dulty
Job
Auld Lang Syne
Potluck
Irs
Gordon Loose
Pearl Loose
Lee Anne Wight
Lethbridge
Alberta
Ida
Just
Navy Chool of Music
Little Creek
Kile Loose
Seaman Prentice
San Diego
Cherie Vocsula
Roger
He Pritchards
Castro Valley
Jim Dells
San Francisco
Mnpany
Spain
Scottsdale,Izona
Crescent City
Mrs. L. E. Woods
Lions Inn
Chamber of Commerce Office
Lompoc Secretarial Service
Alamo Cleaners
the Music Box
Village Branch
Security Pacific Bank
Valley Photo Service
Cathy Tugman
Lompoc Masonic Lodge
P.S
Cal
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