Dear Abby and a Mutual Roll of Life Events in Lompoc
Dear Abby column includes reader notes on terminal illness and reactions of friends, plus letters about work bosses answering calls and a gold tooth joke. It also reports the Betrothal of Miss Kathleen DeMars and Gary Christmas with family details and a fall wedding planned in Lompoc First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen DeMars
Gary Christmas
Ronald DeMars
Chestnut .Ave
Lillian Christmas
Vega
Vandenberg Village
William Christmas
Lompoc Senior High School
Los Angeles City College
el Reno High School
el Reno
Oklahoma
Allan Hancock College
United States Coast Guard
New Orleans
First Presbyterian Church
Lompoc
Cub Pack 103 Hosts Skin Diving Demo and Scout Awards
Al Nuerenberg demonstrated skin diving gear for Cub Pack 103 at Clarence Ruth School stressing sport safety as Cubs handled equipment. Tony Parker presented the 1974 charter to Tom Paige while medals and pins were issued to multiple dens and Webelos as Arrow of Light candidates joined Troop 103 and 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Nuerenberg
Clarence Ruth
Tony Parker
Tom Paige
Cubs
Webelos
Jimmy Moore
Frank Johnston
Boy Scouts
Ronald Boisse
Billy Zandonetti
Terry Schriver
Ray Castillo Comes Home From Eight Week Hospital Stay
Ray Castillo returned home from Lompoc Hospital after eight weeks as a patient. On Saturday his Hapgood School classmates, 32 in number, visited with their teacher Donald Baumann. Ray celebrated his 12th birthday May 4 with a cake from the nurses as relatives and friends phoned in to join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Hospital
Ray Castillo
Hapgood School
Donald Baumann
Ray
Installation Dinner for LOVARC Set at Foster's
Lompoc Valley Association for Retarded Children LO VARC holds its annual installation dinner this Thursday at 6 30 in Foster's Restaurant Fritz Nelson to serve as installing officer and officers include Mrs Earl Christensen as president and George Johnson as second vice president Others invited include Mark Edwards Boeing personnel Karen McKillip and Henry Marshall among others to attend at the LOVARC facility location and staff introductions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Valley Association For Retarded Children
Lovarc
Foster's Restaurant
Fritz Nelson
Earl Christensen
Hugh Grinnell
George Johnson
Carol Culwell
J.M. Esterle
Paul Tognetti
Lyman Kellogg
Robert Shumey
Kenneth Dial
Robert Andrews
Robert Leonard
Mark Edwards
Knez
Simi
Lorraine Heidlebaugh
B. Frisbee
Boeing
Karen McKillip
Vandenberg Nco Wives Club
Clarence Morris
Henry Marshall
Pam Hilderbrand
Bridge results show multiple duels in Lompoc area events
Recent duplicate bridge results list pairs and placements for May 5 6 7 9 12 across North South and East West sections. Regular games are at the Alpha Clubhouse Sundays and Thursdays plus other weekday sessions with contact at 3-2155 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Vandenberg
Alex Turner
Mary Louise Wallace
Theresa Turnbull
Jo Gowenlock
Flo
Herb Kanmer
Norbert Baumgarten
Nel Johnson
Dick Dinkel
Ross Cullins
Sue Held
Sue Helmuth
Muriel Hennessy
Jeane May
Minnie Zvolanek
Mary Tripp
Flo Kanner
Madeline Akronowitz
Dot DeLise
Bo Seiss
Doris Florrow
Jo Boyd
Ruth Ballantyne
Grace Probst
Marvin Stoor
Barbara Holcomb
Bonnie Hales
Wally Lowry
Tom Geiger
Jim Tilsey
Milton Bramer
Cathy Bullock
Ruth Strube
Deluise Phillips
Gladys Kimball
Anna Cullins
Bill Briggs
Jim
Lula Kirkland
Pierre Flatowitz
Mila Hall
Alpha
Vandenberg Officers Club
Women Focus On Campaign Experiences At Lompoc Luncheon
Lompoc Republican Women's Club hosts a luncheon at Trade Winds Restaurant with speakers Mrs. Gertrude Calden county campaign chairman Mrs. Connie Huston county precinct chairman and Mrs. Ada Schick Wing from Santa Barbara. Social hour starts at noon luncheon at 1230. Reservations via Fran Dyste. Cookbook sale proceeds through Lucian DeMott as fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Republican Women’s Club
Federated
Trade Winds
Gertrude Calden
Connie Huston
Ada Schick Wing
Santa Barbara
Fran Dyste
Santa Barbara Co. Federation of Republican Women's Clubs
Miramar Hotel
Lompoc
Glenn Ballantyne
James May
W. Paul Moore
Gilbert Essell
Orville Howells
Joe Esterle
Virginia Leims
Robert Taylor
Bob Lagomarsino
Kite Contest Highlights Cub Scout Pack 62 Event
Cub Scout Pack 62 held a kite flight at Ken Adam Park with red white and blue homemade kites. Prize winners included Joe Kuester largest kite Ricky Hains smallest Jack Hayes most original Jim Hinshaw prettiest Gary Bauer highest flying and Juan Ortiz lowest flying. After a barbecue picnic candy filled pinatas were broken. Cubmaster Dave Oliveira promoted Richard Hains and Robert Stricklin to Webelos and Raymond Sousa welcomed them as Webelos leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Pack
Ken Adam Park
Joe Kuester
Ricky Hains
Jack Hayes
Jim Hinshaw
Gary Bauer
Juan Ortiz
Dave Oliveira
Richard Hains
Robert Stricklin
Webelos
George Hains
Raymond Sousa
Also Mentioned on This Page
la Purisima
Franciscan Seminary
Maurice Barnes
Alpha Club
Joe Johnson
Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division
Joseph Rocha
American Legion Auxiliary
Victor Alves
Council of Catholic Women
Alfred Ramming
la Purisima Parlor
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Howard Shaw
Catholic Daughters
Robert Berkey
Community Womans Club
Abby
Kansas
Dear Abby
Ernie
Lexington
Rancho Allegro
Marvin Looney
Den 5
Den 4
John Flinkingshell
Denner
Mark Mesikep
Steve Segura
Wolf Patch
Charles Baring
Jack Talbot
Mike Loney
David Talbot
David Carmean
Kristi Lynn
David Lyn Skelton
Terra Way
Adrienne Rachel
Joseph Allen Bodek
Jalama Road
Aimee Lynn
Terry Lee McKim
E. Chestnut Ave
Shane Allen
Michael Tomas McKay
W. Chestnut Ave
Apt
Angela Dawn
Robert Paul Shelton
North E Street
Rachel Marie
Thomas Charles Hansen
North M Street
Apt 2A
Diane Lee Reck
Ralph Carl Rodriguez
Harold Reck
St. Andrews Way
Ralph Rodriguez
Lompoc High School
Allan Hancock
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Bruce
Lompog Record
la Honda School Parent Teacher Association
Edward Galvin
George Salmi
Brad Imano
PTA Hospitality
Lucian DeMott
Ways and Means
Republican Women’s Energy
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