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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1972

Page

4

Seniors hobby fashion show opens for 50 plus entrants

Lompoc Sr Citizens Club invites all residents over 50 to enter a hobby show May 26 27 with categories in food art sewing knitting handcrafts dolls and collections. Judging Friday at 10 am displays accepted May 25. Show runs 1 9 pm Friday 1 5 pm Saturday open to public with 1 per 8 feet fee and 10 percent commission on sales. A separate first style show of fashions for those over 50 is May 18 7 30 pm at City Hall Auditorium.

Ruth Andersen Lompoc Sr. Citizens Club City Hall Ray Kennedy East Barton George Johnson James Kirkland Clark Smart Hilda Steensen Lula Kirkland Sr. Citizens First Style J.C. Penney’s Howard Kilgore Binnies Beauty Salon City Hall Auditorium Scotty

Dear Abby readers share advice on parents and twins

A collection of Dear Abby letters covers conflicts from parental pressure on a student to compare with a sibling, a wife resisting a bald partner’s hairpiece, a twin family with fertility notes, a husband stealing at work and facing confession, expunging an arrest, and a warning about age.

Abby N.M Minnesota Alan Guttmacher

Registered Nurses to meet Wednesday at base hospital

The Vandenberg Association of Registered Nurses will hold its monthly meeting this Wednesday May 10 at 7 30 p m in the base hospital cafeteria. Dr Marshall Cook chief of internal medicine at Vandenberg Hospital will speak on Coronary Care. For more information call Mrs Martha Wolff or Mrs Diane Janicke.

Vandenberg Association of Registered Nurses Marshall Cook Cook Vandenberg Hospital Martha Wolff Diane Janicke

Balatti-Scherer Engagement Reported

Local notice announces the betrothal of Cynthia Balatti to James Scherer son of Del Scherer and Mrs Willard Lattimer. Cynthia is Los Banos High School graduate and College of Idaho senior studying sociology and psychology. James is Jerome High School graduate and College of Idaho senior majoring in business accounting. Wedding plans remain undecided.

Cynthia Balatti James Scherer del Scherer Somerset Place Willard Lattimer Burley Ida G. Balatti Los Banos Los Banos High School College of Idaho Jerome High School Idaho

Parents Without Partners Plans May Activities

The group schedules a Friday meeting at the Community Center 217 West Maple Ave. A May lineup includes a May 14 family picnic at Ryan Park with all single parents and children, 1 PM service and potluck. A May 18 talk at 233 West Pine Ave followed by a May 19 record party at 501 North D St Apt D.

West Maple Ave Dorothy Kuhn West Pine Ave Ryan Park Vennetta Caldwell Robert Berryhill North D St Apt. D

Daughters Host Visit of Grand President Virgilia McCombs

Native Daughters of the Golden West co hosted the grand president Virgilia McCombs of Modesto in a formal visit at the D E S Hall after dinner at the Santa Maria Inn. Hostesses Elsie Hayes Mildred Rande led officers from Santa Maria Lompoc and other denizens as arch roses escorted the guest to her seat and a doll gift was presented with paper bill dress and flowers.

la Purisima Santa Maria Parlor McCallister Santa Maria Mildred Rande la Purisima Parlor Mary Balaam Evelyn Brown Connie Garcia Helen Grossman Gertrude Herrier Lita Kay Hollister Pearl Howerton Dorothy Howerton Denise Signorelli Lorene Simpson Stella Reed Billie Jean Turin Rowene Spears McCombs Gail Benson Lomp

Legion Auxiliary honors America at Veterans Memorial Hall

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Veterans Memorial Hall with the theme Lets Honor America. Winners of the annual Americanism essay contest were announced for local schools. Doris Beard gave opening prayer. Flag bearers were Martha Forney Yvonne Magee and Myra Forney. Bugle call by Kevin Hamel and Gregory Beard on drums. Mrs Benjamin Brown president led the pledge and audience joined in song. Ella Forney introduced winners. Award recipients included Rhonda Farmer Arthur Hapgood School first, Mary Hummer Hapgood School second, David Rucker Westwings third in group one. Gene Scriven Vandenberg Jr High first, Linda Milden Lompoc Jr High second, Vickie Wallace Lompoc Jr High third in group two. Kathy Dudley Lompoc High first, Judy Helman Lompoc High second, Rosalind Rocker Vandenberg Jr High third in group three. Cathy Dudley named district winner. After colors retired, the group sang America the Beautiful as chaplain George Ward gave benediction. Star Spangled Banner closed the program planned by Ella Forney. Ushers wore identical red white and blue dresses Jean Beard Danni Hamel Melinda Forney. Refreshments served by Mrs David Hamel from a table decorated with poppies and flag colors.

America American Legion Auxiliary Veterans Memorial Hall Doris Beard Martha Forney Yvonne Magee Myra Forney Kevin Hamel Gregory Beard Benjamin Brown Glad Bless America Ella Forney Auxiliary Jr Rhonda Farmer Arthur Hapgood School Mary Hummer Hapgood School David Rucker Westwings Gene Scriven Vandenberg Jr. High Linda Milden Lompoc Jr. High Vickie Wallace Kathy Dudley Lompoc High School Judy Helman Lompoc High Rosalind Rocker Cathy Dudley Color Guard George Ward Legion Jean Beard Danni Hamel Melinda Forney David Hamel

Lompoc High School Class of 1967 Seeks Reunion Contacts

Graduates of 1967 request addresses for missing classmates to invite them to the fifth year reunion. Contacts Susan Howell or Rita Gann with information. dinner dance at Lompoc Elks Club on June 3 requires reservations by May 15. Class size noted as 362 members.

Lompoc Susan Howell Rita Gann Anne LeBlanc Randy Leidecker Rosa Lewis Barbara Lovejoy Sandy McBride Greg McClurg Mike McCracken John McFaul Jim Mack April Macknicki Rhonda Marrs Wayne Marshall Charles Menard

Birth Announcements From Lompoc Hospital Entries

The hospital reports several births with new parents and addresses. On April 28 Michael Harper weighed 8 pounds 9 ounces to Henry L Hudson and wife at 406 South First Street. Robert Van weighed 8 pounds 0 ounces to Floyd P Cornford and wife at 1105 North Sixth Street. David Joseph weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces to David P Gaestelum and wife at 529 North S Street. On May 1 Amanda Kay weighed 6 pounds 3 ounces to Lawrence J House and wife at 524 A North U Street. On May 2 Ronald John Jr weighed 4 pounds 154 ounces to Ronald J Rodriguez and wife at 126 A North J Street.

Lompoc Hospital Michael Harper Henry L. Hudson South First Robert van Floyd P. Cornford North Sixth David Joseph David P. Gaestelum North S St Amanda Kay Lawrence J. House North U St Ronald John, Jr Ronald J. Rodriguez North J St

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