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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
8
Betty Laurent edits the Lompog church news column providing parish updates and community notices for readers. The column highlights events, sermons, and church activities across the Lompog area.
Rev. Kenneth R. Boyd will deliver Sundays 9:30 a.m. sermon at First Presbyterian Church 1600 Berkeley Drive. Church School and child care are available at 9:30 a.m. A teacher training seminar runs Sunday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The pastor’s membership class meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. Summer choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Gene Gumple directs.
Calvary Baptist Church will host pastor Wallis A. Turner to speak at the 11 a.m. service on the subject Our Great Worth and Our Equality before God. The service will be broadcast live over KNEZ. Pastor James M. Dahl will lead Youth Night at 6 p.m. with youth reporting on week-long outreach in Sacramento and Richmond.
Peace Lutheran youth address the 10:30 a.m. service with slides on Honduras Amigos program and Track Events in Europe. The Rev. William J. Denton returns to First Christian Church with a sermon on Active and Passive Belief. Holy Communion services and Sunday School activities fill the day.
The Rev. Earl R. Berg will deliver Opening God's Window on Christian Stewardship for the space age at the 11 o clock service. A parish picnic follows at Ryan Park with Maxine Newcomb and Sunday School workers in charge. The evening service features a youth-team from Japan trip with Connie Best Jeff Wornum and Bonnie Shields and slides. Wednesday study and prayer at 7 30 p.m. Elder Loren C Dunn speaks at Santa Maria Stake Conference September 1 2 with new film Meet the Mormons at 10 a.m. stake center 1219 Oak Knoll visitors welcome.
The United Church lists a Sunday 10 a.m. sermon on Isaiah's advice Keep Your Faith and Trust in Almighty God and Commit Yourself to the Lord of History. Rev Richard Harris will present a children's story Prophet to Martyr and sing How Great Thou Art with his wife Sylvia. A congregational meeting at 7 30 p m discusses a patio enclosure rest room changes 17 76 black colleges development fund audit committee and a new treasurer.
First Southern Baptist Dr W B Timberlake will deliver two Isaiah inspired sermons at 11 am and 7 pm on Sunday titled Are We People of God Wicked and Beating Swords Into Plowshares. Youth group will skate with Pacific Association churches in Santa Maria Monday night. A farewell ice cream social will honor Rev Joel Latimer and his family as they move to Mill Valley to attend Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary.
Glass prospecting begins as land digs uncover antique bottles. Larry Keller builds a growing bottle and cosmetic mini-collection with yard searches, metal detectors, and study of marks and molds. Age, rarity, condition and color drive value, with dark purple and amber tops.
The Lompoc City Council will hold a public hearing in the Council Chambers at City Hall 119 West Walnut Avenue, September 4, 1973, to consider Planning Commission Resolution No. 1340 rezoning Assessor's Parcel No. 85-110-10 on Third Street between Walnut and Chestnut from R-1 single family residential to P-F public facilities.
The column playfully examines future energy from wind solar and rain. It notes government planners pushing wind and solar use while wondering about rain power and the eventual replacement of coal and oil with natural forces. It keeps a light satirical tone about global energy shifts.
Public notice states comments on a hearing to be examined at the City Clerk's office in Lompoc California with written comments due to the City Clerk. The notice is issued by order of the City Council dated August 22 1973 and appears in the August 24 1973 edition.
A North hand with AK652 in spades and 8752 in hearts leads the K of spades as opening. The K2 signals a strong suit and fits the 1 3 opening sequence with partner responding YK in the typical bidding.
The record discusses South's diamond opening over club with notes on the play and a slam, then a bright quip from Henry Kissinger about being called excellency. It also lists a Lompoc planning resolution and a Santa Barbara foreclosure sale notice with dates and parcel details.
Fictitious business name statement lists LANOC RENTALS at 123 South G Street Lompoc California 93436 and partners Edmund Lange Norman Peabcock ITT-ASI Cape Sarichez Alaska 99695. Filed with Santa Barbara County Clerk August 7 1973 and certified by Je Lewis.
An essay by Joanne and Lew Koch argues child abuse is not limited to a single group and that most parents can feel impulses to harm their children. It urges readers to acknowledge guilt to enable protective legislation and end the misuse of pity as a shield for denial.
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