Anniversary party honors local pair
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jolly were honored guests at a silver wedding anniversary May 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Curtis 1004 N Sixth St Co hosting the event were Mr. and Mrs Arthur Harmon Mrs Jolly is the former Bonnie Schroeder The couple married May 23 1952 in Santa Maria and live in Lompoc They have a son Arthur J Jolly and his wife Debbie stationed with the US Navy in Hawaii Relatives traveled from Fairport Iowa and Grants Pass Oregon to attend Mrs Schroeder is his mother in law Lt Cmdr US Navy Ret R S Schroeder Also present were James Witzig Alan Kanapa Dan Rider and Dess Calvert guests The occasion featured wine punch and a two tiered cake with yellow roses and silver and white icing in the guestbook line}}
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Arthur Jolly
Chester Curtis
Sixth St
Arthur Harmon
Jolly
Bonnie Schroeder
Santa Maria
Lompoc
Arthur J. Jolly
Debbie
US Navy
Eiea
Hawaii
Fairport
Iowa
Margette Schroeder
Grants Pass
Oregon
Cmdr
US. Navy
R.S. Schroeder
Mmes
James Witzig
Alan Kanapa
Dan Rider
Dess Calvert
La Purisima Parish Bazaar And Chicken Dinner Set
La Purisima Catholic Parish hosts its annual bazaar and chicken barbecue next weekend June four and five on the school grounds. Activities include booths for food games country store white elephant sewing booth and religious articles with live band music by Los Sociales and The Starlites. Tickets available for adults two twenty five and children under twelve one fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Purisima Catholic
Los Sociales
White Elephant
Beverly Silva
Emily Alves
Mary Simons
Joe
Joan Schlaffer
Loretta Hannah
Janice Knickrehm
Mary Braun
Mary Cabral
Marjorie Silva
Marie Thacker
Mary Papanek
Don Wilson
Leona Zeeman
Ruth DiStefano
Kiddie Korner
Melva Riegel
Sewing Booth
Mae Perry
Maida Grijalva
Manuel Sandoval
Nancy Cazenave
Nancy Scarcella
Esther DeGregorio
Louise Hernandez
Ray Kennedy
John O'Connor
Woody Brickner
Ruth Manseau
Katie Keys
Hildred Gil
Barbara Rowe
Dear Abby Advice Column Fragment from 1970s Era Paper
Case presents a married woman with an older husband and teenaged stepchildren in a small apartment. She questions love versus money, a looming third child, and whether to stay for material security or leave for personal happiness. Abby fields questions on ex relations and consumer-cooling rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Flower Festival queen candidates and officers plan
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division hosted Flower Festival queen candidates at a luncheon in the Valley Club with Rosanne Klein presenting. Candidates include Sandra McCartney Kathy Viloria Jean Valencia Karen Hammerberg Beth Bocock and others. A nominating committee was formed for the division’s officer election. Graduates of Cabrillo High School class of 1972 seek a class reunion and ask parents for current addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc Chamber of Commerce
Valley Club
Rosanne Klein
Queens
Flo Donaghue
Sandra McCartney
Kiwanis
Jean Valencia
Lompoc Moose
Kathy Viloria
Karen Hammerberg
Lompoc Elks Lodge
Beth Bocock
Lompoc Jaycees
Louisa van Ausdal
Chris Cass
Jean Munn
Betty Ruffner
Renee Ruh
Anita Batty
Cabrillo High School
Nikki Kendrick
David Caro Honored At May 19 Baby Shower
Infant David Anthony Caro was celebrated at a baby shower hosted by Beverly Dodds and Elouise Alexander at 200 La Salle Canyon Road. Guests included Ina Smart and Lorraine Friis among others. centerpiece featured a clown lamp with balloons. refreshments were punch and cake.
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David Anthony Caro
Beverly Dodds
Elouise Alexander
Alexander
la Salle Canyon Road
Tony
Sarah Caro
David
Ina Smart
Lorraine Friis
Joy Dodson
Jennie Dutra
Jean Rodger
Darcille Armstrong
Carleen Talbot
Bertha Welter
Peggy Parker
Daisy Cass
Ina Mae Cooper
Ann Alexander
Pat Campbell
Lorene Key
Secret sisters reveal identities at Omega Pi chapter meeting
Omega Pi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority held a gathering at Mary True’s home where members confirmed guesses from the year through games and coded messages. They reviewed a yardstick rating for 1976-77, approved a new budget and social calendar, heard chairmen reports, and President True announced the Bakersfield convention theme Light Another Torch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Sisters of
Omega Pi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mary True
Omega Pi
True
Bakersfield
Alpha Club flower show plans move ahead for June event
Alpha Club maps its 55th annual flower show for June 25 26 at Veterans Memorial Hall with Gertrude Delworth as hostess chairwoman and a large volunteer lineup. committees cover foyer guestbook cashiers tickets hostesses and judging entries open to residents of Lompoc Mission Hills and nearby areas with multiple prize divisions and a junior show.
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Veterans Memorial Hall
Gertrude Delworth
Luella Mundell
Binnine Blanchard
Bonnie Champion
Becky Giddings
Millie Bedell
Hazel Craig
Madge Kirby
Mrs. Delworth
Pro Lynas
Marge White
Millie Back
Jane Zackman
Eleanor Howell
Margaret Bickoff
Ann Ogren
Joy Batchelor
Margaret Lindberg
Esther Henry
Louise Hutton
Willie Hubbard
Two Boys Welcome New Brothers in Hapgood School News
In Hapgood School, Mrs. K's fourth grade learns of two babies born on May 12 in Lompoc. David Lane and Chris Gonsalves, longtime classmates, become brothers the same day as their mothers, roommates at the hospital, celebrated with a party planned by the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Kolakowski
Hapgood School
David Lane
Chris Gonsalves
David
Chris
Mrs. K
Lompoc
Brian Jacob
Richard Lane
Sheffield Drive
Crestview Terrace
Becky Lynn
James Allen Beard
Jalama Ranch
Gail Steiger
FCI Ladies state farewell luncheon at Village Club
The Federal Correctional Institution Ladies Auxiliary hosts a farewell luncheon June 1 at Village Country Club. Serving starts at 11 a.m. Five wives of retiring post holders—Mickey Buzard, Marge Diess, Clara Madden, Geraldine Kinsley and Dot Sams—are honored. Reservations are $5 by May 27. contacts Jan Grossman, Reggie Turnbo, and Mary Cage for RSVPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Correctional Institution Ladies Auxiliary
Sue Jamka
Kay Hughes
Phyllis McCabe
Pat Isakson
Royal
Federal Correctional Institution
Village Country Club
Ladies Auxiliary
Mickey Buzard
Marge Diess
Clara Madden
Geraldine Kinsley
Dot Sams
Jan Grossman
Reggie Turnbo
Mary Cage
Bridge Tournament Boosts Vandenberg PTA Scholarships
The Vandenberg Junior High School PTA increased its scholarship fund by 200 dollars after its annual bridge tournament. Finals were May 16 with Susie Sousa and Sara Glaze winning first place, Carma and Larry Van Dersen second, and Joyce McHugh and Joyce Martinelli third. Co chairs included Shirley Benton and Joyce Martinelli, and finalists included Mary Brackin Emily Galvan Calvin and Dorothy Young Elizabeth Wood Pat Ward Ann Drees Norma Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Junior High School
PTA
Susie Sousa
Sara Glaze
Carma
Larry van Dersen
Joyce McHugh
Joyce Martinelli
Mary Brackin
Emily Galvan
Calvin
Dorothy Young
Elizabeth Wood
Pat Ward
Ann Drees
Norma Anderson
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Mary Barnacastle
Mathew Hyland
la Purisima Catholic Church
la Purisima
Larry Cazenave
Bazaar
David Boyle
Frank Silva
Victor Sousa
Lynne Dear Lynne
Dear Abby
Blk
Salvation Army
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Ms. Klein
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Inn
Royal Coach
Chamber
Ryan Park
Secret Sisters
Lompoc, Calif
Alpha Club
Mildred Joy
Caroline Vienola
Margaret Anderson
Jeanne Bruce
Theo Clayton
Elizabeth Gould
Stephanie Murphy
Mary France Berkey
Mrs
Delworth
Jackie Holmdahl
Margaret Sundell
Marcia Toomey
Helen Anderson
Janet Begg
Charles Beaudry
Irma Henderson
Walter Cooperider
F.G. Doorly
Max van Ausdal
Orville Erdmann
Specimen Blooms
Robert Sech
Frankie Mae Case
Mission Hills
Vandenberg Village
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Dale Laubly
Bank of America
Avenue Flower Shop
Chuck's Nursery
Redwood House Plants
Valley Florist
City Secretarial Center
Lompoc Record
Kammerer’s
Moore's
Plaza Beauty Salon
Michele Hallmark
Gene
Arthur Bland
Chico State College
Terri Dodds
Cathy Steinke
Jennifer Dodds
Charlene Ramos
FCI Ladies State
Shirley Benton
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