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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1971
Page
4
The Negro History Week event at Lion's Inn foyer drew over 300 attendees on Saturday February 13 with Miss Lynne Artis Miss Linda Taylor and Darren Hagen Peterson hosting. Contributing artists included J J DeRosa C S Turner and many others presenting paintings jewelry coins sculptures and photographs.
In a crowd of letters the columnist addresses concerns about thoughts of a spouse's death and life insurance. A reader asks if such thoughts require medical help and Abby urges visiting a doctor if worry affects health. Another note covers handling a planned surprise party with a reader asked how to react when surprised.
Rebekah Lodge 139 in Lompoc hosted district deputy president Mrs. Wilbur Herrier for an official visit. Mrs. Harold Edman was installed as financial secretary and a school of instruction was held led by Mrs. Herrier. Delegates named for Bakersfield assembly include Mrs. Edman, Mrs. Herrier, Mrs. LeRoy Scolari and Mrs. Frank McCandless. Appointed to the March 2 committee were Mrs. Marvin Simpson, Ray Stalker and Miss Hazel Summers.
A luncheon at Vandenberg Officers Club honored Mrs. John Dickey before moving to Terra Haute Ind. Hosted by Mrs. Milton Cobb and Mrs. Charles Slavens, guests included Mrs. Edwin Kinsley and others. A farewell gift was presented to the honoree.
Gem and Mineral Club sets Wednesday 8 p.m. at Pioneer Park Recreation Center with a talk on crypto crystalline quartz including agate jasper and opal. Club historian appointed, new members welcomed, and field trips planned to Johns Manville area and Black Mountain in early April.
The American Association of University Women accompanied by Dr. Burton Kerish toured the Federal Correctional Institution at Lompoc on Wednesday. They visited the visiting room administrative offices control room and cell house followed by the vocational shops where inmates learn auto machine welding furniture repair and printing. About 900 inmates, 717 enrolled in school or vocational training, study offerings include language history science and math. Allan Hancock College courses are English and business, with teaching machines aiding rapid progress. C H Young described voluntary education and the high school diploma program, with college courses via correspondence. Vocational training runs 12 week half day sessions followed by 18-20 job sites. Several inmate clubs publish a monthly newspaper and AAUW members on the tour included multiple named participants.
Mr and Mrs Emile Goosens of Spring Valley announce the engagement of their daughter Jane to Stephen Raymond Simonson son of Mr and Mrs Ray Simonson 1713 Berkeley Drive Crestview Terrace The news emerged at a buffet party on February 13 with about 80 guests The bride elect studied in New Guinea and Holland graduated Monte Vista High School Spring Valley last June and attends San Diego College of Business The prospective groom is a 1968 Lompoc High School graduate who enlisted in the Marines in October 1968 He served in Vietnam from June 1969 to June 1970 and is now stationed at Camp Pendleton No date has been set for the wedding
MSgt. and Mrs. Stanley Nycek announce the engagement of their daughter Don Maree Carpenter to Dale Charles Frese of Oakland. The bride elect, a 1969 Lompoc High School graduate, studied at Allan Hancock College and Laney, now attends Oakland Medical and Dental College. The groom's family is from Oakland. he served four years in the Air Force and works with E.H. Laboratories in electronics. The couple disclosed plans at a Feb. 12 engagement party in Oakland.
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