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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1969
Page
4
A 60 person turnout heard George E. Lowry from the Santa Barbara Welfare Dept explain legal basis benefits eligibility and payment processes. Hosts urged caution on extending credit to welfare recipients as part of the discussion.
Loren E. Jackson and wife mark 25 years of marriage at 513 N. N St. with their children Nancy Loren Jr and Barry in attendance. Mrs. W. J. Jackson and Mrs. E. V. Graybeal traveled from Arizona. He served 26 years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring at Vandenberg on March 1 1968, and now teaches in the local school district.
Mrs Charlotte Benton will speak at the Chamber of Commerce Women s Division luncheon about adventures from a solo trip through Germany and Africa She urges women to travel alone to meet people and broaden life Other program items include a report on a shoplifting panel by Mrs Curtiss Hirsch new members and a membership report by Mrs Hazel Gilliam
Valley Playhouse is casting the male lead described as a personable young man just out of Yale and Cambridge with the boss son appearance and idealist undertone. Age 18 to 30. audition tonight at 7 30 in Continental Trailer Park Recreation Room with further rehearsals next Wednesday. Understudies wardrobe makeup and set crew also sought. call Vadna Sanders or H M Mitchell for assistance or membership.
The Lompoc Gem and Mineral Club invites new and former members to a Wednesday 8 p.m. meeting at the Pioneer Park Recreation Center Pine Avenue and Fourth Street. Samples will be on display and planning for year programs including field trips lectures and rock identification.
American Field Service exchange student Theo Widershaven will speak at the Lompoc Quota Club luncheon Wednesday with sponsor Mrs. Thomas Kitley. Slides from his homeland will be shown. Widershaven, attending Lompoc High, lives with the Gaylen Jackson family. Next club event is a roof raising benefit for the Lompoc Girls Club at Mrs. Charlotte Benton’s home next Friday. Beer and pretzels will be served. For the Flower Festival, a gown committee is named to select the queen and princesses: Mrs. Helen Smith, Julie Sand, and Natalie Arnold.
Alpha Club members and guests enjoyed a reading of Fascinating Womanhood by Helen Anglin, reviewed by Mrs. Leo D. Miller. The program featured musical interludes, a Hindu religion talk, and plans for an upcoming Jigtime Melodrama to compete at Oxnard.
Dear Abby responds to readers about social friction with a disruptive newcomer at neighborhood coffee gatherings and a wife pressuring aging parents about lodging. The column offers nonjudgmental guidance while noting a warning that the newcomer may fade from the scene.
A birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radford 3882 Neptune Ave honored Erin nine and Stuart seven. Guests went to Ryan Park for hot dogs and picnic treats. Dessert featured ice cream balls clown cones and a split ballerina and car race cake. Favors included kites for boys and bracelets balls and jacks for girls.
A reader describes sending multiple letters to Dear Abby and notes a prior letter from Rube's Wife expressing perceived neglect. The writer implies personal distress and hints at marital strain and affection issues within a long correspondence column.
A personal reply request directs readers to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles California 90069 with a stamped self addressed envelope. It also invites sending $1 to Abby Box 69700 for the booklet How To Write Letters For All Occasions.
Buellton 4-H Club will feature a dairy film and a talk by Robert Hunt on Monday Jan 20. The program will cover senior 4-H trip requirements to Catalina Island as Farm Bureau guests. A rummage sale is set for Feb 22 at the Buellton Community Service Building with donation drop at Mrs Donald Hansens home two doors east of the Buellton Post Office.
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