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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1971
Page
4
A collection of letters and responses covers domestic issues from nocturnal disrobing and sleepwalking to a teen fathering a child and a clash over insurance and ramped generation gaps. Readers weigh in on communication, responsibility, and community group notices.
Xi Lambda Iota members met at Mrs. Hector Samaniego home to discuss creating nursing scholarships for a 1972 Lompoc High School graduate and a Cabrillo High graduate. Past recipients include Linda Bickford Berthile Poly Delarme McKee Nancy Heath Tonya Chapman Christy Talbot Ann Corser Anna House JoAnn Mendez Corazon de Jesus, funded by a fudge Easter egg sale.
Omega Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi presented a donation to Martha Negus School for Handicapped Children. The gift funded the Vandenberg Electronic Workshop where devices like a yes and no box a breathing exerciser and a hand exerciser for turning on a transistor radio are demonstrated.
Lompoc Vandenberg AAUW lists November meetings including Harris Grade study group on the 10th, Silent Spring discussion, home arts cookery, legislative write-in coffees, an orientation on the 13th, and an Earth study session. Notes observer corps and executive board events. More than 100 Beta Sigma Phi members attended a Halloween party and a Pacific Coast Council meeting with San Barbara chapters.
Mrs. Stuart Fitch told Beta Sigma Phi members that relationship is the heart of living and urged not to box people. Engagement news for Jo Ann Sanders to Edward Evans announced with a candy reveal. Channel donations to La Morada Residence noted and plans for Christmas decorations and Chapter socials discussed.
La Purisima Parlor of Native Daughters of the Golden West outlines a turkey dinner on November 10 with a holiday program, and a December 4 Holiday House bazaar and meat enchilada dinner at Lompoc Grange Hall. The fund raiser supports scholarships veterans and children’s causes. NDGW art contest invites grades 10-12 students, with state prizes.
Mrs. Jack Bishop won a top prize for the widest smile at a Joy Sunday School event hosted by Mission Hills Baptist Church. The social evening at Mrs. Leo Dale home featured games and refreshments around a golden seven taper candelabra with guests including Mrs. Weber Hohne Smith Hirsh and others from Vandenberg Village and Mission Hills.
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