Village News highlights local events and appointments
Vandenberg Village residents host and visit relatives from Lima Peru and El Paso Texas. Teachers attend in service workshops. third graders study marine life at Dependents Beach on VAFB. author events and kindergarten registrations are noted. Cub Scout Pack 67 activity and May 21 Pinewood Derby are announced. New residents welcomed and a baby shower celebrated with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette Buseck
Linda Nordgren
Dependents Beach
Vafb
Dale Borgard
Vandenberg Village
John Renner
la Mesa School
Den 5
Den 3
David Beach
Eric Frasher
John Mills
Mitchell Rosen
Tyrone Paul
Steven Jorgenson
Jim Renner
Craig Sparrow
Tom Renner
Danny Fernandez
Webelos Pack 67
Ken Adam Park
Cub Scouts
Renner
Local Bridge Winners in Lompoc Vandenberg Area Results
Results from past week of duplicate bridge in Lompoc Vandenberg include North South winners Jim Longtin and Norbert Baumgarten on Apr 27, with Mary Louise Wallace and Grace Probst second and others completing the top five. East West top team was Bill Rudman and Barbara Holt. The week also lists May 1 results, with Muriel Hennessy and Jeane May first, Baumgarten and Flo Kanner second, Ballantyne and Wally Lowry third, Ward and Hope Howard fourth.
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Lompoc Vandenberg
Jim Longtin
Norbert Baumgarten
Mary Louise Wallace
Grace Probst
Lile Holloway
Don Cohn
Ruth Ballantyne
Peggy Bright
Patti Ausbrooks
Elmo Swinnen
Bill Rudman
Barbara Holt
Eileen Niesen
Theresa Turnbull
Norma Anderson
Ann Preece
Jo Gowenlock
Hope Howard
Herschel
Ruth Roberts
Muriel Hennessy
Jeane May
Flo Kanner
Wally
Vandenberg Officer's Club
Blackwood and Bidding in Bridge Tactics
The dialogue features Oswald and Jim debating artificial conventions in bridge. They explain Blackwood as a tool to gauge slam potential and to avoid danger, using a classic hand with 16 points and distribution to illustrate how aces determine contract options. The discussion includes the South hand example and a prompt to continue with a one spade bid followed by partner’s two clubs rebid.
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Oswald
Blackwood
Jim
South
North
Birthday Horoscope for Stella May Eight
Born today you are highly ambitious and seek the best in possessions yet may fail if you overcommit. You keep emotions in check, value fame over money, and rely on self preservation to present a calm exterior. The reading also notes daily zodiac guidance for Taurus to Aries with cautions and advice.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Polly's pointers on shower curtain and neat hacks
Dear Polly offers practical tips from inside the home. A reader suggests placing a long suction cup curtain inside shower doors to keep doors and runners dry, while other notes cover front hook bras, iron bedspreads, and organizing scissors in a classroom.
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Polly
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Vandenberg
Jane Daly
Larry Hogan
Uranus Ave
Gladys Perez
Lima
Peru
Disneyland
Solvang
Pismo Beach
Reno
Hugh Lauver
Mercury Ave
William Roblenz
el Paso
Texas
Barbara Nagle
Bekins van Lines Dispatch
San Francisco
la Mesa
Brad Imano
Eva Boyd
Buena Vista
Margaret Bergman
Santa Barbara County
County
Santa Barbara
Loma Vista
Mary Foss
Illa Blake
Virginia Shoemaker
District 15
PTA
BV Pta
Duane Baker
Jane Pilkington
Alice McMasters
William Willis
Mars Ave
Sue
Alana
Bill
Debra
Carol
Albert R. Willis
Liverpool
England
Lompoc
Air Force
Mrs
Edward Huffman
Constellation Road
Ronald Mackey
Ronald Doig
Stardust Road
Glen Oberg
Mary Harrison
Jim Day
Terry Landon
Howard Butler
Thyra Betts
Sidney Griffin
Shirley Lynn
Cy Asta
Edward Betts
Morris Moser
Jocelyn Griffin
Wendy Doig
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Li Pee
Hong Kong
By Oswald
James Jacoby
HotPants
Manmotex Garment Factory
Alfa Textiles, Ltd
Stella
Zody
Mary Myers
By Polly Cramer
Florence
Mary K
Lisa
Peggys Fashions
Broadway
Santa Maria
BankAmericard
Harry Morris
E. College Avenue
FE & Casualty
Hina Casualty &Safety Co
Judy
Penney
Penney Associates
Jcpenney Lompoc
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