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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1971
Page
6
Dear Abby receives letters about a 37 year old man known for promiscuity seeking a settled marriage. The response notes reform is possible but depends on the individual and the risk remains, advising the niece to decide for herself.
The Rocking Squares Club announces its annual Valentine party and box social this Saturday at the Chemical Workers Union Hall in Lompoc. Al Rhew will call the event, and Chuck Eads, the club president, will conduct the supper box auction.
Mark Baker of 654 Korina Vandenberg Air Force Base will be master councilor for the spring term at Palestine Chapter DeMolay. Senior councilor Andy Jennings and junior councilor David Halstead were also elected. Open installation is set for Sunday Feb 14 at 2 p.m. at the Lompoc Masonic Temple 406 E Fir Ave.
Under Boys Club director Jim Howard members maintain Lookout Point. They clean weekly to keep debris weeds and trash down. The aim is to have the area clean for weekend visitors to the Valley as part of Ecology movement efforts.
Cub Pack 62 continues weekly cleanups and plantings in Lompoc including Ocean Ave corners and the Mini Mini Park. Den 1 and 7 planted calendulas donated by Badger Seed Co while Cub Scouts and parents work under den leaders to improve planter boxes and Theater area.
The Lompoc Museum observes its first birthday on Monday February 15 at 7 30 p m with Native Daughters of the Golden West presenting a California Bear Flag to curator Mrs Alice McKenzie. Boy Scouts conduct the flag ceremony assisted by Mrs Alfred Ramming. refreshments by Mrs Ramming and the Lompoc Valley Historical Society. Chairs loaned from the old Opera House by Mr and Mrs Earl Calvert. public invited.
The Alpha Club’s annual reciprocity party featured Mrs. Russell Decker in The New Member a playful Southern themed comedy. Cast included Mrs. C.R. Thompson Mrs. Earl Panner and several club members while Madrigal Singers performed a festive prelude. Dining decor boasted red white and Valentine motifs with carnations and cupids.
An art display commemorating Negro History Week will run Monday February 15 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the Lions Inn foyer. Members of the Lompoc Art Association Club Arcturus and other community artists will show their original paintings and invite the public to view the exhibit.
Jane Christine Jepsen became Mrs Owier Green in a home wedding at the Jepsen residence officiated by Rev Carlo Petersen. The couple, both in service and civilian careers, greeted 75 guests and now reside at 630-A N. B St after a honeymoon in Lake Tahoe.
Buellton 4-H Club resumes with practice demonstrations at the Feb 22 meeting. Sewing groups will provide refreshments. Reporters at the last meeting included Debbie Roberts Jathy Anderson Debbie Svetich Judy Willemsen Deb Petersen Roberta Vianchard Kim Bowersox Frank Costa Cindy Viker Rodney Hale Pam Hansen Diane Ortiz Mary Anne Costa. Song leaders were Diane Ortiz and Debbie Petersen and the pledge was led by Debbie Roberts with the flag salute by Kathy Murphy.
Tables formed an arrow shape with a Valentine motif as Miguelito Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosts Brothers Night. Joan Verbryke deputy grand matron leads the event with Suzy Anderson installed at the Star Point of Esther and installing officer Verbryke. First time visitors include Elsie Cooper and Lydia Rankin. Grant Jennings chairs the evening with Bob Cox James Mallow and Lee Elder assisting with refreshments.
The reception at Lompoc Moose Lodge Hall celebrated newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Roger Allen following a Las Vegas wedding. Bride Kathryn Elizabeth Vaczula wore yellow and the four tier cake bore yellow roses. Family details note the bride’s and groom’s parents and early careers and affiliations.
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