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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1972
Page
4
Miss Diana Lee Chambers and John Thomas Volpe marry in a Sunday ceremony at the Catholic Chapel Vandenberg AFB officiated by Col. James R. Sullivan. The couple will reside in Sacramento with Volpe pursuing a KMart management trainee program after US Air Force service.
The Point Conception Gavel Club Toastmasters marked a tenth anniversary at FCI Auditorium with Roy Berg as toastmaster. Edd Hughes Will Kowalewski and Ross Hunter delivered speeches while Mayor Arthur D Scott spoke on prisoner community relations. Awards went to Hughes and Stennit, with Barbara Berg and others honored. About 100 attendees heard music by The Shades of Soul and enjoyed a full-course dinner.
The wedding of Carole Raguet to Edward John Seiner was announced by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Raguet of 217-A Elm Lane FCI. The ceremony took place January 29 at Union United Methodist Church in St. Louis. Carole Cabrillo High School 1970 graduate has been living with her sister Mrs. Roger Thomas in Chillicothe Illinois. Mrs. Thomas acted as honor matron and her husband escorted the bride. The couple will reside in St. Louis where Seiner works as an insurance salesman.
Lompoc visitors spent last week with Mr and Mrs Walter Holmdahl at their Miguelito Canyon home. Included were Gilbert and his wife from Oberlin Kansas who are on vacation visiting relatives in New Mexico Arizona and California.
Daughters Merilyn and Norman Asbridge celebrated 25 years of marriage with a surprise Jan 29 party at their Lompoc home. Guests from out of state joined the couple for a champagne toast, cake, gifts, and dancing as relatives and friends gathered.
Miss Sharlene Melissa Goldfield and Robert Thomas Hinshaw wed Saturday Jan 22 at Chapel No 3 WAFB with Chaplain W F Kopelke officiating. The bride, escorted by her father, wore white lace over crepe with daisied veil, and was attended by her sister Donna Lorraine Goldfield. A reception at the NCO Club followed. the couple plans a wedding trip in a red velvet dress. The bride is a 1971 Cabrillo High School graduate employed in Vandenberg Village. the groom is a St John’s Military Academy graduate stationed at Vandenberg.
Lt Col and Mrs John W Jackson announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Lee Jackson to John Robert Fitzhenry Jr of Goleta. Pamela graduates from UCSB in June with a home economics major and plans an August wedding with Fitzhenry, a California Redwood High School and UCSB political science graduate who will enter law school this fall.
Dear Abby suggests contacting guests who accepted with children to explain the budget allows only adults. She warns to be frank and firm to avoid resentment while preserving relationships. Also shares a personal note about a son still kissing his mother goodbye and continuing family affection.
Members and friends of the Lompoc Valley Robert R. Young Iris Society will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Public Library to plan spring garden tours. Vaughn Proctor chairs committees on soil plant identification and iris research and a Marguerite Hall Iris Test Garden advisory group will be formed. The meeting lasts about an hour.
Bethany Lutheran Ladies Guild hosted a World Day of Prayer service led by Mrs Carl Arnold on Feb 3 with assistants Judy Carpenter James Nigh George Cotsenmeyer Gene Ningemann August Bach and Joseph Meeks. A Lenten service resume was shared for Feb 16 at 7 30 p.m. A Lutheran World Relief Workday was announced for Feb 24 at 9 30 a.m with Mrs Dean Stevenson as project chairman inviting all to help.
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