Farewell Reception for Father John Fitzgerald at La Purisima
More than six hundred parishioners and friends gathered Sunday afternoon in the La Purisima parish hall to bid farewell to Assistant Priest Father John Fitzgerald who departs for St. Joseph's Church Carpinteria. Gifts included a $1000 oversized check for La Purisima School funded by parish groups and a spiritual bouquet signed by parishioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Purisima Catholic Church
John Fitzgerald
Carpinteria
Pam Anderson
Kim Kroemer
Andrew McGrath
Father John Fitzgerald
la Pasisima Catholic
St. Joseph's Church
Sid Barna Castles
Mary Lou Simons
Irene Mills
Kathy Masciak
Isadore Kennedy
C.F.B
Cap
Santa Ynez
Rita
Jan
Sacred Heart Convent
Solvang
Norbert Riegel
la Purisima Council of Catholic Women
Hartley Glidden
Catholic Daughters of America
Frank Signorelli
Italian Catholic Federation
Bob Smith
Knights of Columbus Council
Edward Keogh
Legion of Mary
Pete Limjoco
Philippine-American Association
Pete Cabral
Portugese Association
Rosdendo Robles
Mexican Social Organization
Cecil Thompsons
James Stuecks
Joseph DeGregorios
Patrick Donaghy
Norbert Schumaker
John Lizarraga
Father Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
la Purisima
Council of Catholic Women
Thomas Cunninghams
Patty
Cathy
Cadena-Smith Nuptials Held at Santa Ynez Mission
Mr and Mrs William James Smith nee Guadalupe Cadena wed at Santa Ynez Mission on March 18 with Father Roger Anderson presiding. The bride, a Lompoc High School 1967 graduate employed by Burpee Seed Co, and groom, a 1965 Monterey High School graduate in the U S Air Force at Vandenberg, honeymooned in Carmel and San Francisco.
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Carmel
San Francisco
William James Smith
Guadalupe Cadena
Santa Ynez Mission
Roger Anderson
Alberto J. Cadena
East Maple Ave
Lemuel J. Smith
Syracuse
N.Y
Lompoc
Burpee Seed Co
Monterey High School
U.S. Air Force
Vandenberg
Eastern Stars Honor Girls Group at Miguelito Chapter Event
Members of Miguelito Chapter 176 Order of Eastern Star honored Bethel 349 with a degree exemplification in the Masonic Temple under Donna Dick. Attendees included local dignitaries and visiting dignitaries from Solvang and Canal Zone. Beverly Tootle and others were initiated or affiliated as tokens were given to guests. Refreshments and decorations followed with Mrs. Lewis and Betty Anderson providing purple and white florals.
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Order of Job's Daughters
Miguelito
Donna Dick
Bethel
Bonnie Forbes
Jeannie Mote
Linda Olsen
Lois Johnson
Bethel Guardian
John Allen
Howard
Bonnie) Champion
John
Faithe) Bremner
Betty Anderson
Nelroth Cline
Robert Cox
Curtis George
Coral
Canal Zone
Jennings
Beverly Tootle
Eileen
Kathy Tugman
Connie Korczak
Mildred Mundell
Marie Kuhn
Pauline Johnston
Johnston
S.J
Hap) Ward
Sentinel
Freda Jensen
Joetta’ Lyons
Martha
Harold Potter
Geneva Lewis
Ethel Felde
Joyce Brown
Nicole
Patricia Elder
Mrs. Lewis
Dear Abby Advice Column Highlights and Reassurances
A farmer aside urges marijuana planting to finance a better life, while Abby warns of prison and loss. Letters discuss Swedish temperament, conscientious objectors, Mongoloid terminology, and a feline homosexuality myth with a Dr. Salk rebuttal.
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Abby
George
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Johnnie Fraters
Joseph DeGregorio
Fred Garife
Roman Libanno
Thomas Cunningham
Frances Domingos
Lawrence George
Manuel Sandoval
Charles Robert Smith
Andrew Masciak
Karl Braun
Tony Palato
Raul Solorio
Agapito Limjoco
Punch
Sodality
Becky
William Steward
Debbie Cunningham
Angela DeGregorio
Keith Biggs
Terry Wallace
Eugene Enrione
Betty Laurent
Lompog
A.c.c.w
LA Paris
Bank OF Ame A
Cadena-Smith
Jim Beattie
Rene Jiminez
Hollister
Stella Rodriguez
Doug Brekke
Jesus Cadena
Robin Hayes
Bobby G. Hayes
Billy Malone
William Malone
Johns-Manville
William J. Smith
Bruce Fall
Henry Edwards
Reseda
Mart
Grant Jennings
Marilyn Wheeler
54Th District
Marie Davis
Harry Smith
Dear Abby
Leonard M. Lake
Harrison, N.Y
MR. L
Mongoloid Development Council
S. 31St St
Kansas City
Kas
Robert P
N.Y.C
Herman Salk
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