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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1970
Page
4
A reader complains Abby overemphasized youth and looks in Sexy But Lonely. Sympathetic replies cover keeping confidences, gossip insecurity, grocery costs, and a plug for Abby’s booklet with a mailing address.
A four course progressive dinner fundraiser for Lompoc Quota Club members and guests featured cocktails hors d oeuvres a salad bar at Mrs Lincoln Reed the main course by Mrs Del Scherer and a dessert course with dancing at Tah Vil Recreation Center. New members Michael Renault James Crocker were welcomed.
The Lompoc Jr Alpha Club led by Mrs. William Paulin won the convention sweepstakes in Lom poc California at Lions Inn. Awards included education third place mental health first press second safety second health third. William Deneen urged recycling during the banquet and warned of environmental decline.
D A R members shared birthplaces spanning Washington Oregon California Iowa Colorado Kansas Ohio Tennessee Louisiana Pennsylvania and Massachusetts. The meeting opened with the pledge and ritual as Mrs. Wetzel reported on the 62nd California State Society conference in Los Angeles with notes on resolutions officers guests including Mayor Yearty and George Romney and on chapter awards and 1970 71 officer slate.
In the Duden home at 428 N. Poppy the Camp Fire Girls of Ma n u k a t a fifth grade received woodgatherer rank. The event opened with a candlelight ceremony where rank certificates beads and rings were presented by guardian Mrs. Neal Welsh and assistant Mrs. Edwin Duden.
The Catholic Daughters of America Court La Purisima sponsor an evening of cards and games Thursday at the parish house on Olive Ave and S I St. Refreshments and door prizes will be offered. Proceeds support the National Scholarship for Teachers of Retarded Children. public invited.
At the April Alpha Club luncheon Mrs Gary Benson performed songs from the 20s to show tunes while Righetti High Madrigals under Doug Brenchley offered a contemporary set. Mike Herrera spoke on Title 1 funding and public education week as guests and officers announced a Busch Gardens trip for April 29.
The Xi Omicron Tau chapter held a debate on easy life versus hardship featuring Mines Earll Haynes Eugene Frankhouser and Mmes Howard Holt and Aberasturi. The program Better Thinking was presented by Mmes Roy Graves and James Robb with Mrs Ed Edgecomb as moderator. The chapter reviewed by laws and planned rituals and a May 5 meeting at Eugene Frankhouser’s home and a bake sale May 9 at the Lompoc Shopping Center. An end of year party is planned for late May and a farewell coffee for Mrs Warren Jensen. A city council proposal to supplant the executive coordinating committee was discussed with a vote to occur at the next meeting.
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