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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1969

Page

4

Lompoc Community Concerts names officers for next year

Col. (ret.) Ronald L. Fick will continue as president of the Lompoc Community Concerts Association. Elections were held at Mrs. Harold Cutting’s home. Also chosen were Earl Calvert as vice president and Mrs. Cutting as second vice president. Third vice president was Mrs. Juan Flores, secretary Mrs. Nicholas Solovsky, assistant secretary Mrs. James Haven, and treasurer William Keyes. Re-elected directors include Karl Braun, George Costenmoyer, and Paul Du-

Ronald L. Fick Lompoc James Haven Jacoby

DAR delegation plans Southern California meeting trip

Mrs. Robert P. Wetzel will lead a delegation to the Southern Council meeting May 20 at the Miramar Convention Center Santa Barbara. Attendees from Lompoc Vandenberg include Mrs. Leo Glenn Mrs. William LaCour Mrs. Alan Purinton Mrs. Don L. Leavy and Mrs. George Wilkinson. The state regent Mrs. Thomas Vernon Coffee of Modesto will speak on the 78th Continental Congress from Washington DC.

Robert P. Wetzel Henry Sweetser National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Southern Council Miramar Convention Center Santa Barbara Lompoc Vandenberg Leo Glenn William LaCour Alan Purinton Don L. Leavy George Wilkinson Thomas Vernon Coffee Modesto The National Society DAR Washington, D.C General Assembly Miramar California State Society Mission Canyon

Shani Holloway Receives First Holy Communion

Shani Mad aliene Holloway, seven, made her first Holy Communion at 8 30 a m mass at La Purisima Catholic Church on Sunday. Godparents were Joseph and Milligan. Family included Shaun Holloway parents and brother Shaun Robert, paternal grandparents Er win and, aunt Judy Sumter, great grandmother Katherine Sumter. A celebration breakfast followed at Loop s.

la Purisima Catholic Church Shani Madaliene Holloway Robert Holloway S. Dahlia Court Joseph Milligan Shaun Shaun Robert Erwin Holloway Judy Katherine Sumter Loop’s

Shower honors Mrs. O'Sullivan at Island themed party

Connie Smith O'Sullivan the bride to be of Peter Michael O'Sullivan was honored at a Rancho Jama lama home shower hosted by Mrs. Gordon Davis. Guests included her mother Mrs. Floyd Smith and relatives from Rancho El Cole and nearby towns as the party anticipated their Hawaii move on May 30.

Connie Smith O’sullivan Peter Michael O’sullivan Rancho Jalama Gordon Davis Hawaii Floyd Smith Rancho el Cole Mmes Lawrence Dutra Tom Dodson A. H. Rycroft Floyd Campbell Tom Tabor Lee Valla Robert Mendez Penn Ross Joe Cabral, Jr

Corsage Honors At Lompoc Valley Republican WOMen

At the mother daughter luncheon at Mattie's Tavern in Lompoc 27 members and guests attended. Mrs Will F Hall received a corsage as oldest mother. Mrs John Kempton was honored as youngest mother and Mrs John Sanders as mother with the most children. Drawings awarded gifts to Mrs George Vance and Mrs Sanders. Mrs Sanders spoke on Helen Andeline's Fascinating Womanhood.

Lompoc Valley Republican Women’s Club Will F. Hall John Kempton John Sanders George Vance Sanders Mattei’s Tavern

Coming and going in the Lompoc area families

A parade of visitors and hosts fill recent weekends and holidays. Locals Ronald and Heather Wheeler hosted relatives in Highland Park while Judy Abbott joined a Cabrillo band review in National City. Families from San Francisco to Santa Maria visit, bowl, golf, and attend club events, with multiple households hosting guests and attending gatherings in Los Angeles, Berkeley, Arcadia, and beyond.

M.J. Abbott San Diego National City Judy Cmd E.P. Warner Bonia Melvin Shoemaker Antares Ruth Shiner Normal, II Lompoc

Blue Bird Tea Honors Mothers At North Ave Party

Blue Birds led by Mrs. Tommy Dodson hosted a mother daughter party at 1013 W North Ave. Miss Tommy Dodson welcomed honorees and Christy Humble led songs. Three trophies and yearbook photos were showcased as plans for a Flower Festival float and Camp Fire participation were discussed.

Blue Birds Tommy Dodson North Ave Honores Christy Humble Jennifer Teena Dial Lucy Lugo Tammy Dodson Donna Martin Susan Eckberg Debbie Mitchell

Harmony theme chosen for Lompoc Community Woman's Club

Mrs Hugh Moreland installed as club president and presented miniature musical instruments to co officers at Golden Greek ceremony. New officers include Wen dell Swanson and Reuben Carlson with others and new members welcomed. Members announced Busy Bee summer activity, lunch and tours planned for May 22 from Locust Ave home.

Lompoc Hugh Moreland John J. McAllister Leslie McIntosh Arthur Evans George Goemang Robert McCarthy George Hains Ronald Fairbanks Jerry Hrdy Mmes James Thompson Richard Arnold David Holt Gladys Untch Arizona Carlson, Evans C.L. Epperly Edgar Sharp Gertrude Lehmann Cecil Buckles Fred Smith Dean Martin Roy Turner Lee Tolstad Becky Herron Vicki Crawford Sandy Santa Ynez Valley Harper Forrest County Road

Dear Abby column puzzles readers with outfoxed bets and bigamy question

A reader laments losing money to a wife who hid about 25000 dollars during a marriage and asks if it is hers. A punny reply suggests the lawyer’s view, while other letters discuss bigamy terminology and a 16 year old girl contemplating marijuana with a college freshman boyfriend. Abby also invites readers to write for personal replies.

Lena Abby

Playhouse group hosts farewell for Mary Marquis in Lompoc

Lompoc Valley Playhouse members held a farewell party for hospitality chair Mary Marquis who resigns to move to London England. Bette Simpson and Nancy Goodnow take hospitality duties. Diane Danz resigns as secretary and is to marry next month.

Lompoc Valley Playhouse Mary Marquis Marquis London England H.M. Mitchell S. O Place Bette Simpson Nancy Goodnow Diane Danz Miss Goodnow Donna Carole Stewart

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