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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1973
Page
4
Pupils enjoyed a Halloween party with bobbing for apples carving jack o lanterns and a costume parade. They decorated the room held a potluck luncheon and raised 15.63 for UNICEF while Robin DeSoto won a 1500 piece puzzle.
In a staged set of reader questions a fiancée faces a no compromise choice between music career and family time while another letter seeks validation on whether spotted eggs are safe for consumption. Dr Hamre confirms spotted eggs are safe and affordable.
Discovery Club hosted its seventh annual Halloween party with over 200 children. The event at Mrs. Tommy Dodson’s home featured a parade led by Ann Crummy Jack in the Box clown, booths, games, a pie toss, fortune telling, a haunted house with costumed actors, refreshments, pumpkins, and party gifts. Special guests included Head Start children and local Pee Wee Packers. new officers were elected: Patty Barker president and Debbie Mitchell vice president. Next meeting is Monday Nov 12 for a progressive dinner.
Miss Marilyn Jean Archer and David Alan Gillespie exchanged marriage vows October 29 with Dr. W B Timberlake officiating before 66 guests. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Archer, wore a peau de soie gown with lace and a Juliet veil. Best man was Andrew Ford, with ushers Tim Fickess and David Jacobs. The reception featured pink roses and three tier cake. The couple resides at 805 North F Street Apt 1 and will soon reside at Vandenberg Air Force Base while the bride works as a beautician and the groom serves in the United States Air Force.
Weekend fund raising bazaars awarded special prizes. Chris Cass won a crocheted afghan at Peace Lutheran Church event. Alpha Club's Mrs Beaudry won an afghan knitted by Mrs Batty. Mrs Johnson won a king sized quilt directed by Mrs Harris. Robert Ring took a ten pound beef, Mrs Stafford a magnum of champagne. Moose events handed four prizes led by James Vann and Evelyn Hill with proceeds aiding Mooseheart Home and Moose Haven.
New and prospective members are invited to a membership tea this Saturday November 10 from 3 to 5 pm hosted by Mrs Michael Renault and co chaired by Dorothy Graves. Flo Donaghue can be contacted at the Chamber of Commerce 736 4567 for attendance details.
Martha Barajas and Robin Wiener directed the investiture at First Presbyterian Church on Monday Oct 29 for Girl Scout Troop 258. New scouts Michelle Bayha and Lynn Yasaki received pins. senior Scout Debbie Cody earned core pins along with Deb Reshoft. multiple girls earned badges and crests while parents and leaders attended. Separately Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosted a preferential tea for new pledge Mrs. Roger Hughes with hospitality and decorations by community members.
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