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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1975
Page
4
Terri Cotten reports on child welfare and local services in Lompoc including DEAR ABBY guidance for abuse victims and the Family Service Agency. The column also covers a teen’s consumer clash with a restrictive mother over a $16.95 ring and parental permissions.
Dear Abby addresses a reader who inherits a $50,000 life policy but wonders if she should give it to the deceased’s mother. The column also weighs marriage money tensions and advises against viewing money as the root of evil. It then details California's Children’s Home Society CHS services in Lompoc and Santa Maria, including counseling for unwed mothers and adoption programs, and notes funding and expansion needs.
The Cruikshanks Williams wedding took place at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Santa Maria with Bishop Bruce Carr officiating. Bride Jeanette Lynn Cruikshanks wore a mira mist gown with pearls and flowers. groom Roy Williams attended with family members and friends in attendance. The reception followed at Santa Maria Inn with music by Hot Water and a four-tier cake. The couple plans a West Main Street home and both pursued postsecondary studies in Santa Maria.
The Lompoc Museum invites the public to its annual open house this Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. in the 65-year-old Carnegie Building. Donor Clarence L Ruth will attend with the unique Chumash collection, and new exhibits from Johhs Manville Corp and Vandenberg AFB will be shown.
Vandenberg Officers Wives Club to honor Mrs Herbert A Lyon with a 9 30 a m coffee April 17 at the Open Mess farewell for Major General Lyon’s wife. Lompoc Fellowship International meets with a $5 50 buffet at 6 30 p m. Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Alpha Rho hosts ceramist Charlie Bass.
Shirley English of Los Alamos was elected president at a noon Lions Inn luncheon in Lompoc. Upcoming officers include Barbara Nagle as vice president Del Nunnelee second vice president Pam Sesto recording secretary Chris Cass corresponding secretary Jeanette Claycamp treasurer Pat Smith Marian Gugenheim and Helen Smith as directors. Installation set for May 16 dinner. The club approved a 75 donation to Lompoc Valley Association for Retarded Citizens and 25 to the local American Field Service program.
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