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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1969
Page
4
A reader in the Jacksonville Journal notes the old wives tale of cats sucking babies equals danger. She shares personal experience with ringworm from a Siamese kitten and warns it can spread to humans especially children. A stay at home cat generally avoids ringworm.
Readers share concerns about cats around babies. Experts note ringworm is a skin fungus that can spread between animals and humans and advise precautions. Some insist cats do not suffocate babies but recommend keeping pets out of cribs and vetting adopted cats before bringing them home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Beougner of Los Angeles visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bob Dobbs at 3362 Via Elba this weekend and enjoyed a barbecue. Son Gary Dobbs had a weekend of motorcycling with Bill Hinshaw. Laffertys from Lompoc and Dave Allis hosted guests at 3349 Via Elba. The Laffertys recently arrived in the United States and she a Holland native is excited by the new experience. Jim Rose and Ed Savie of Lompoc with Kath leen Bonbrake visited Charles Berg of Orange last weekend.
Mrs Georgia Marshall of Minden Nevada spent two weeks with her son and family Mr and Mrs Ray Marshall at 735A Burton Mesa Blvd during her visit.
Larry Adams of UC Santa Barbara will speak on student values campus problems and related subjects at St Mary's Episcopal Church 209 E Central Ave Wednesday at 8 15 p m. The public is invited. The visit accompanies the Wednesday Study Group meeting on new morality and situation ethics with time for questions and discussion.
Announced births list at Lompoc Hospital includes Michelle Lynn 7 pounds 8 ounces to Lonnie and wife 3806 Via Maud on September 27 Barron Scott 7 pounds 1 ounce to Phillip and wife 1336 W Locust Ave on September 29 and Richard David 7 pounds 11 ounces to Richard and wife 522 N E St. on September 29.
The Lompoc Women of the Moose plan a Christmas in October bazaar on Saturday October 18 at the Moose Home 921 W Laurel Ave. Hours run 12 noon to 9 pm with dinner 4 to 7 pm costing 1 for adults. Proceeds support Mooseheart Illinois and Moosehaven Florida residents.
Former Camp Fire Girls and adult members are invited to a reunion Friday October 10 at 7 30 p m in the Lompoc Library. The event aims to form a local Alumni Association with Council of 80 groups and over 1 000 members.
Miss Donna Jean Weaver and Harold Owen Jones married in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Harold W. Drain at Johns Manville Social Hall. The bride, a Lompoc High School student, wore a white lace gown with illusion veil. the groom is a student at Allan Hancock College.
Liana Asher married Pete R Martinez in a ceremony at La Purisima Catholic Church officiated by Father John Fitzgerald. Attendants included Diana Lynn Asher. reception hosted at the groom’s parents home. the couple to reside at 433 S J St.
Exchanging marriage vows Saturday evening October 11 Miss Debra Klaus 832 N G St Apt B and Robert Nelson of Santa Barbara will wed at 8 pm in Solvang with Judge Arden Jensen officiating. Maid of honor Patricia Trenner and best man Wentworth Alfred Sankey Jr attend.
Halloween luncheon on Oct 31 supports the Christmas Cheer donation of the Fleet Reserve Auxiliary. Mrs. Warren Manning hosts at 312 S Seventh St with chicken, salads, dessert and coffee for 150. Reservations required. A December social hour with a gift exchange follows. Garage sale planned Nov 14–15 at 116 N Y St hosted by Mrs. Ray Weatherly with 10am to 4pm hours. Next meeting Nov 5 hosted by Mrs. Howard Lovejoy and Mrs. Charles Burkhardt.
Fire Chief John Baker spoke to Jr Alpha Club on Another Man's Family and Fire Prevention Week. Students announce a Mothers March for March of Dimes and plan a garage sale Oct 11–12 to fund invalid stickers. A youth forum on teen pressures is proposed for next month.
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