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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1971
Page
4
Readers submit concerns about jealousy over football watching, mail privacy and family interruptions. Dear Abby suggests changing attitude and activities, while a sailor must tell his mother to stop opening mail, and a dating couple navigates interruptions during reads. The piece ends with details of a church program titled Risks in Relationships in the Local Church.
Tom Brockway, Lockheed industrial relations rep, outlined extra fields and company projects while Tom Smith narrated a film. The January luncheon at Lions Inn featured employment transfer guidance for workers laid off as projects phase out.
Two Do's and Dont's of Baby Sitting courses run six weeks at Camp Fire Girls in Lompoc under Lompoc Council. About 38 girls enrolled per course with more to register this week including a Girl Scouts troop. Classes meet 3 p.m. weekly at Vandenberg Jr High and 3:15 p.m. at Lompoc Jr High with Mrs. Glenn Ballantyne and Mrs. Connie Piemme as chairmen. The $1 fee covers books and emergencies, first aid, and babysitting basics.
Birth announcements list newborns from January including Trisha Bosma Jeffery Long Kimberly Gentry Benjamin Joyner Lisa Bagay Terry Jr. and more with birth weights and parent addresses. Betrothal announced for Sandra Jo Blalock of Huntsville Ala to Stephen R Gallik of San Jose with wedding planned March 5 in Decatur Ala.
Wives of officers and students in training at the 4315th Combat Crew Training Squadron gathered at Vandenberg for a monthly coffee. Attendees included Ann Carter and Julie Johnson as Lompoc Welcome Wagon volunteers distributed gifts and area information.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kofel return from a two week vacation in Acapulco Taxco and Mexico City visiting relatives. Mrs. John Poloni and her children Janet and Michael spent a week in Maui for holiday including Michael’s birthday. Grace Bell travels with grandchildren Sandra and Tony Bell from Concord to Pasco Washington. Mrs Mabel Brouillard and son Chris join extended visit with Julian Brouillard family in Bemidji Minnesota.
Jay and Irma Nippert with John and Dorothy Gadway on a Los Angeles to Grand Canyon tour report snow at the South Rim. The group stayed at Thunderbird Lodge after a Hopi bus ride from Flagstaff, enjoying unexpected winter weather on their trip.
Alpha Club members meet Wednesday January 20 at noon for a luncheon and program on Civil Rights. Charles E Smith of Los Angeles, publisher of the Voice of Watts Newsletter, will discuss his view of the Watts unrest of 1965. A business meeting follows in the Alpha Clubhouse at Ocean Ave and B St. A potluck supper is planned for Crestview School PTA on Tuesday evening at 6 30.
The group will elect officers at a Jan 25 meeting at 7 30 PM in the library multi use room. Arthur Heinrich is nominated for president with other officers named, while plans include a March 27 used book sale and a $300 purchase for framed art prints.
Mission Viejo 4-H Club started the new year with its annual dime a dip dinner at First Presbyterian Church. Serving ran 6 30 to 7 30 p.m. Pat Dodd led the event with Debbie Bright as junior leader and a long committee list. Judy Huyck called the meeting to order after dinner, Anna Dominguez led the flag salute, and Barbara Sousa led the 4-H pledge. Deby Bright and Barbara Machado gave reports as treasurer and secretary.
Lompoc Camp Fire Girls announce their annual meeting at Valley Club with Frank Brehony presiding and a 6 30 Hospitality hour. Officers and board nominees are listed, along with a district candy sale beginning Jan 29 aiming for 16000 boxes by Feb 14 to fund local Council operations.
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