Firstborn son for Greenwalds of Solvang
Mr and Mrs Charles Greenwald of Solvang welcome Charles Arthur Greenwald Jr born June 12 at Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Father co chairs Solvang Danish Days. Grandparents Nancy Fava of Los Angeles and Marjorie Thiel of Alhambra.
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Charles Greenwald
Solvang
Cottage Hospital
Santa Barbara
Charles Arthur Greenwald Jr
Nancy Fava
Los Angeles
Marjorie Thiel
Alhambra
Traveling art locations announced for July showings in Lompoc
The traveling art chairman Rob bie Grafton lists July venues and participating artists. Works by Hazel McCabe Dee Sudbury Lynda Smith Vivienne Irvine Geri Borgia Waunita Penner Charlotte Moss and others will hang at Economic Development Office Southern Gas Co Central Coast Realty Imperial Savings and Loan and City Hall among multiple showings.
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Lompoc
Bill Richardson
Lompoc Community Hospital
Unified School District Administration
Mission Federal Savings and Loar
First Valley Bank
Imperial Savings
Lean
H Street
Crocker National Bank
Security Pacific Bank
V.V
Pine
Ruby
Auxiliary luncheon highlights Legislative Keywoman Day in Sacramento
Kathryn C. Baker attends the Auxiliary to the Tri-County Optometric Assn. event with State Senator Omer Rains and Assemblyman Gary Hart. The luncheon draws over 30 keywomen and 40 legislators in Sacramento to meet officials and observe the legislative process. The BILA family trips For Wiesbaden included Bacharach Rhine Castle Beer Fest Cologne Cathedral Ulm Zugspitz Reutte Zurich Interlaken Lucerne Bern and Strasbourg.
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Kathryn C. Baker
Agena Way
Sacramento
Omer Rains
Gary Hart
Louis A. Baker
Baker
Tri-County
Optometric Assn
Alex Bila
Wiesbaden
Germany
Janis
Billy Weaver
Kristie
Bacharach
Rhine
Cologne
Ulm
Zugspitz
Reutte
Austria
Zurich
Switzerland
Brunig Pass
Interlachen
Lucerne
Bern
Strausberg
France
Retirement Dinner Honors George Cotsenmoyer of Bank of America
George Cotsenmoyer, after 40 years with Bank of America and 23 years as local manager, is celebrated at a June retirement dinner dance at the Elks Lodge. Attended by city leaders, Chamber of Commerce, Rotary, church members, and staff, with tributes from Mayor Charlotte Benton and others.
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George L. Cotsenmoyer
Bank of America
Chamber of Commerce
B of A
St. Helena
Winters
Folsom
Orland
Dunsmuir
Arbuckle
Lompoc
David Jacobs
Karen
George
Judy
Dan Danley
la Crescenta
San Jose
Barstow
Arroyo Grande
Cupertino
Harbor City
Westlake Village
Palo Alto
Clarence E. Parsons
Regional Credit Administration
San Luis Obispo
James P Miscoll
Douglas Randall
Cotsenmoyers
Steve Reed
Bob Smith
Cathy Smith
Cotsenmeyer
Ruth Ann Edwards
Fran Aunkst
Jean Muns
George Cotsenmoyer
Lompoc Bank of America
Olivia
Cotsenmoyer
Dear Abby letters reflect engagement etiquette and teen love
The column discusses hosting expectations after engagements, accepting partners, and personal boundaries. It addresses a boyfriend borrowing a car with lipstick and cigarette evidence, a grieving widow and honeysuckle memory, and whether teen love is real, advising empathy and cautious judgment.
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Abby
Growing older and the right to work in America
An aging advocate argues seniors face discrimination in employment and social security rules. The piece highlights the 3,000 annual earnings limit affecting benefits, the value of Social Security from 1935, and the need for seniors to stay productive amid rising living costs and widespread ageism.
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United States
U.S.A
Ment
Social Security
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