Cubs Welcome Members at a Bobcat Induction
Cub Scout Pack 167 sponsored by Calvary Baptist Church welcomed new members led by Kevin Slaughter Richard Macke Paul Johnson Mark Lavelle Stewart Farmer Daniel Mransip Robert Boyer Robert Cobb Steven Kreger Kurt Schmidt Adam Halacka Kenneth Miller Robert Cordero and James Burger George Yoshitake awards chairman presented year pins to Billy Stashak and Greg Hammond two year pins to Billy Calvo John Kenny and Rodney Rea Advancements included Jon Kueffer wolf Billy Calvo bear with one gold arrow and three silver arrows Billy Calvo and Paul Chan became Webelos during graduation Special Cub of the Month awards went to Billy Calvo Billy Burkey Glen Owen and Ricky Lee Den mothers and den leaders across fours dens with names listed Den 1 Jonetta Cobb Joyce Stashak Bonnie Dunlap Den 2 Blanche Erbe Carol Whitmire Den 3 Sally Kueffer Pat Miller Den 4 Loretta Singley is ten leader coach Adult committee includes Cubmaster Robert Mott Ted Miller Adele Kenny Bill Slaughter George Yoshitake Barbara Burt and more Boy Scouts from Troop 167 act as den chiefs David O Dwyer and Pat Ward.
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Jane Daly
Calvary Baptist Church
Kevin Slaughter
Richard Macke
Paul Johnson
Mark Lavelle
Stewart Farmer
Daniel Mransip
Robert Boyer
Robert Cobb
Steven Kreger
Kurt Schmidt
Adam Halacka
Kenneth Miller
Robert Cordero
James Burger
George Yoshitake
Billy Stashak
Greg Hammond
Billy Calvo
John
Billy Burkey
Glen Owen
Ricky Lee
Doris Macke
Virginia Johnson
Beth Farmer
Jonetta Cobb
Joyce Stashak
Bonnie Dunlap
Blanche Erbe
Carol Whitmire
Sally Kueffer
Pat Miller
Bob Singley
Darryl Burkey
Bill Calvo
Doug Farrar
Loretta Singley
Robert Mott
Ted Miller
Adele Kenny
Bill Slaughter
Barbara Burt
David O'Dwyer
Pat Ward
Dear Abby letters on ancestry gifts and dating a newly divorced man
A reader asks whether to boast about English colonial ancestry or feel shame while another worries about a generous and aloof husband’s secretary who gives costly gifts. Abby advises focusing on achievement, handling the gift issue personally, and giving a newly divorced man time as he hides living arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Massachusetts
England
New
Norma Stillman Trades Oakland Farewell for Italian Welcome
Norma Stillman travels to Italy for a homecoming trip she never expected. She flies from Oakland via San Francisco to Zurich and Como, meeting cousins Jim and Elsie Tarabbia and Kuehni family members who guide her through the Swiss Alps and Lake Como. The visit includes a Cervio reunion with relatives, a silver wedding anniversary dinner, and tours to Lake Maggiore and Domodossola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Laurent
Kissie
Norma Stillman
Italy
Jim
Elsie Tarabbia
Oakland
San Francisco
Zurich
Switzerland
Aerolen
Roland
Stefania Kuehni
Corecco
Norma
Kuehnis
Como
Dervio
America
Cervio
Lake Como
Italo Simonetti
Cravena
Mozzio
Crodo
Italian Alps
Candolia
Domo of
Milano
Domo Dossola
Isola Bella
Lake Maggiore
Locarno
Bellinzo
Ure
Schnozz
Umberwalden
Molinari
Novaggio
Marcotte
Lugano
Lake
Madonna del Sasso
Campione de Italia
Sirmione
Lake Garda
Venice
Grand Canal
Murano
Gubbio
Assisi
St. Francis of Assisi
Europe
NOW group moves NOW meeting in Lompoc continues
The Lompoc NOW branch will meet the second Sunday each month starting Nov 10 at 7 30 p m in the Community Center 217 W Maple Ave. Public attendance is invited with 30 40 people already involved. The Nov 10 program includes reports from the state convention and a rape crisis clinic proposal and December election plans. Norma plans to return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lompoc
National Organization of Women (Now
W. Maple Ave
Ruiz-Van Vleck Nuptials Set in Mission Garden Ceremony
Miss Sharon Ann Ruiz and Van Allen Van Vleck exchanged vows in La Purisima Mission garden in a Episcopal double ring ceremony officiated by Father Arthur Batty. About 80 guests attended as the couple announced vows, with family from Sloughhouse and Sacramento area.
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la Purisima Mission Garden
Sharon Ann Ruiz
van Allen van Vleck
Arthur Batty
Louis R. Ruiz
N. Daisy Street
James W. Case
Stanley van Vleck
Sloughhouse
Fillmore School Book Fair Set During Conference Week
November 4-8 mark the semi annual book fair at Fillmore School library held with Parent Teacher Conference Week. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Students buy in mornings, parents attend afternoons. Paperback titles for all ages at reduced prices. Betty Welsh says proceeds fund reading awards and the PTA sponsors the sale.
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Fillmore School
Betty Welsh
Fillmore
Book Fair
PTA
Eastern Stars name officers for Miguelito Chapter 176
Cidney Borgstrom was named the new worthy matron of Miguelito Chapter 176 Order of the Eastern Star with Charles Lewis as the new worthy patron elect. Also chosen for 1974-75 were Agnes Silsbee as associate matron Henry Mundell as associate patron Margaret Hoffman as secretary Edna Bishop as treasurer Betty Derrington as conductress Betty Anderson as associate conductress.
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Ben
Los Berros School
Evelyn Goodgame
Sharon McKay
Jeffrey Biggs
Gordy Cuevas
Tina Lieras
Franklin Wilson
Cubs
Dear Abby
N.J
John Dotts
Ralph Hobbs
Lompoc Hospital
Poland
Dotts
Delaware
California
N. Lupine St
Hobbs
Verna
W. North Ave
Bud Dyer
Mrs
Bruce Fall
Ruiz-Van Vleck
Mission Garden
Baby’s Breath
Wilburn Abbey
Marilyn
Tony Machado Jr
Douglas van Vleck
Kenneth Ruiz
Tony
Sacramento City Unified School
Freeport
Elk Grove
Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo
van Vlecken
Lompogrelord
Valley Life
First Christian Church
Church Fellowship Hall
Veterans Memorial Hall
Billie
J.W.) Hall
William Zvolanek
South I Street
Edna Truesdale
South H Street
Floyd C. Davis
Santa Barbara
Lompoc Public Library
Girl Scout
Ken Adam Park
Anne Trueman
Dennis Rand
Richard Jimenez
Sue
Ursula Petty
Orcutt
Louis
Bertha) Prosnick
Vernelle Poorbaugh
Bethany Lutheran Women’s Missionary League
Timothy Hall
Charles Rauschek
Billye Gilland
Grover City
Ladies Auxiliary
Eastern Stars
Pat Elder
Cal Coats
Dale
Charles) Laubly
Iva Mae Cox
Jeanne Sanderlin
Virginia Mallow
Irene Coats
Lee Elder
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