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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1977

Page

6

Reminiscences Across Time With Family and Travel

In a reflective piece veteran broadcaster Lowell Thomas recalls aging, memory, and past family journeys. He notes how memory links past present and future while sharing memories of his brother parents driving lessons and cross country trips with his children and Old Bogey.

Lowell Thomas Georgia Association of Broadcasters Old Bogey Bill Bogey

Dorland Couple Host Crystal Skull Program in Lompoc

Dr Frank and Mabel Dorland of Santa Barbara present a 7 30 p m program at United School of Christ Vandenberg Village. The evening features a 16 mm color documentary and slides on the Crystal Skull plus a talk on crystal implements in parapsychology shamanism healing and self improvement. The Skull once owned by Dr Dorland is linked to the ancient Mitchell Hedges skull found in 1927 at a Mayan temple site in Belize and is said to have powerful origins and unknown powers.

Frank and Mabel Dorland Santa Barbara United School of Christ Constellation Road Vandenberg Village Frank Dorland Mitchell- Hedges British Honduras Belize

Local families celebrate new arrivals and events

Expectant parents Fred and Cathy Rawlins held a baby shower August 23 at the Lockhart home with guests including Art Scott and Rita Wentz. Frederick Christopher Rawlins was born August 25 at Lompoc District Hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Other notes mention a backyard garage sale for the Senior Advisory Council, births of Sarah Beth Mowery and Mae Clark memorial observance, and community notices from Dutch Hill Church of God and Veterans groups. Dear Abby advice column concludes.

Fred Cathy Rawlins Vandenberg Village Durke Betty Lockhart Clubhouse Road Art Scott Rita Wentz Bob Pat Kranig Clarence Janet Smith Gladys Drake Lela Reeves Ruth Grimes Dennis Hayes Lloyd Ruby Keesling Frederick Christopher the Rawlins Lompoc District Hospital Ellen Sanchez Mission Hills Frank and Margaret Nicholson Larry W. Mowery West Olive Sarah Beth John B. Gentry Moonglow

Dear Abby and the Unruly Beach Scene and More

Dear Abby column covers a beach scene where a mother drowns a child with harsh water training, a woman refusing a dog in the bedroom, and a quarrel with an overbearing older sister. Also notes a Meals On Wheels Harvest Ball and a correction to a prior Seniors story.

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