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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1969
Page
6
A reader asks whether to divorce a husband entangled with a secretary. Abby cautions delaying drastic choices and allowing time for emotions to cool. Another letter seeks guidance on managing a forgetful aunt. Abby urges patience and avoiding contradiction. A final note discusses why some women confuse admiration for doctors with love, noting physician trust and hero worship.
A reader asks about a nurse wife whose husband is adored by others with gossip about crushes. The exchange touches on trust, admiration, and handling rumors within a marriage in a Greenville letter column. The second letter laments elderly men fathering many children and questions the psychology and social impact, ending with a call for medical help.
A Friday night baby themed surprise shower honored Mrs. Harry Russell at 1229 North First Place. Co hosts Mrs. Thomas Wilbur and guests included Mrs. George Gransie and Mrs. William Woodson. Centerpiece stork, diaper decor, and pastel yellow green theme featured. prizes awarded to Mrs. Donald Cooper Irene Lamberton and Mrs. J. C. Bell of Port Hueneme.
Amateur and novice orchid growers will have a better chance to win at the 24th Santa Barbara International Orchid Show. Eight new amateur trophies bring total awards to 35 as the event runs March 14 to 16 at Earl Warren Showgrounds with enhanced divisions and engraved perpetual trophies.
Mrs. Gertrude Woodward of Kansas City has moved to California to live with her daughter and son in law. Lt. J. R. Nunnelley hosted his brother William G. Nunnelley en route from Vietnam to Louisville. Capt. Forest Blair hosted Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeMayo and Gary and Gene of Pasadena. Mrs. D. E. Roberts visited her husband at Maxwell AFB where Capt. Roberts attends Squadron Officers School.
Bridge enthusiasts of the Lompoc Vandenberg area join a continent wide charity game on Friday March 21 at 8 15 p m at the Alpha Clubhouse Ocean Ave and B St Proceeds support the American Contract Bridge League Charity Fund which has given over 2 5 million to medical research and welfare groups The national event tops 200 cities in the US and Canada with more than 20 000 players expected to participate Liberal master point awards and prizes reward top local scores for the continent and districts Mary Ann Goodnow is the local contact for information and partnerships The Lompoc Vandenberg Unit officers include Marvin Stoor as president and William Rudman as vice president
Six state officers will accompany Mrs. Mildred Luich of Roseville to Lompoc Eagle Auxiliary in an official visit led by local president Mrs. Winston Meu nier. The event includes a buffet dinner at 7 p.m. in Veterans Memorial Hall on Wednesday March 12 with co hosting by Santa Maria Santa Barbara Santa Paula and Oxnard auxiliaries. Co chairmen are Mrs. Reuben Carlson and Mrs. James Thompson. Reservations are due by Thursday March 6.
Latest Lom poc Hospital birth releases include February 19 Michelle Diana 5 lbs 11 oz to Roland and Diana Taylor 1413 W Apricot. February 20 Terry Lee Jr 8 lbs 14 oz to Terry and Terry Smith 227 A S E St. February 21 Josette Marie 7 lbs to John and Josette Siemsen 1205 N H St. February 22 Dean Howard Kenneth 7 lbs 12 oz to Ronald and Nancy Fairbanks 321 N L St. February 23 Tracy Lynn 7 lbs 14 oz to Billy and Mary Carson 217 S Third St. February 24 Marcia Ranae 7 lbs 7 oz to Gale Wertz 414 W Walnut Ave Dana Michelle 3 lbs 8 oz to John Bosking 606 Venus. February 28 Pamela Elizabeth 6 lbs 1 oz to Fred Schillreff 620 Carina Drive Vandenberg Village. Derek Andrew 5 lbs 102 oz to Nils Norden Santa Rosa Road. March 4 Sandy Lynn 6 lbs 14 oz to James Armstrong Santa Maria Scott Edward 6 lbs to William Murray 201 N X So.
Weekend lunch ideas feature two stove top dishes. The first uses 8 to 10 frankfurters rolled in tortillas with chili onion tomato sauce and cheese baked at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. The second prepares Hungarian style wieners with potatoes onions paprika and sour cream sauce.
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