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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1970
Page
4
The page reproduces Dear Abby excerpts with two letters about social snubs and a neighbor’s alleged infidelity. The first asks whether to inform a husband about his wife. Abby dismisses the concern as unnecessary. The second concerns a wedding reception guest list with potential child attendees and a threatened walkout, with Abby advising restraint on a single day.
A reader argues against jealousy over a husband with a secretary and cautions a nurse about professional boundaries. The column responds with humor and practical advice about respecting spouses, workplace respect, and avoiding risky situations.
Veterans of World War I Barracks 3462 and Auxiliary held a joint officer installation at Veterans Memorial Hall. Edna Mae Bishop and Roy Gantz conducted the Auxiliary installation. Edna Truesdale became Auxiliary president with a slate including Delima Phillips and Marguerite Winter. George W. Wright led the Veterans, with Arthur Smith and Lyman Kellogg among officers. New Jobs Daughters members Rose Potter Patti Norman and Jennifer Dodds were initiated, with reports on trips to Busch Gardens and a church service at First Baptist. A potluck and Christmas plans followed.
Flower Power committee hosts a benefit auction at the Lompoc Drive-In Theater on Sunday November 8 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Public participation possible via sale of salable items or donations. Local groups to bring donations by Saturday noon to Irish Boutique Walnut Shopping Plaza.
Donovan Gauthier retired Santa Barbara police chief will speak on Drugs Use and Abuse at St. Mary Assumption Parish Hall Santa Maria as the Santa Barbara District Deanery meeting host. Registration starts 9 30 a.m. Gauthier author of Teenage Gutter will discuss narcotics and juveniles.
Dr. Stewart Shapiro of UCSB lectured on sensitivity training at the Lompoc Vandenberg AAUW general meeting in the public library. He described it as experience based learning with feedback from peers, noting universal group traits and the value of voluntary participation and ongoing leader training.
Lompoc Westside 4-H members led by Nancy Nagle Sue Ellen McCann and others attended a 4-H junior leader conference at Santa Ynez High School. The program featured a slide show on community pride and a micro-lab encounter group led by Dr. Shapiro with eight volunteers.
McDonnell Douglas Wives Club will hold a ceramics lecture and pottery demonstration next Thursday November 12 at 7 30 p.m. at the Kiay Kiln 304 E Chestnut Ave. Members and guests will visit Mrs R L Mackey 4193 Stardust Rd Vandenberg Village for a brief business session and refreshments afterwards.
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