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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1970
Page
4
Readers comment on babies in church with varied views from believers and clergy. Ministers defend bringing children while critics note disruption. A sign in a bishop’s office adds a light note. Also ad: Allan Hancock Faculty Wives gala with Omar Meeker Band at Holiday Inn December 5. reservations requested. price $7.
Cubmaster John Hernandez leads Pack 62 in a November meeting themed Pioneer Days. Three new bobcats Lee Metcalf Jeffrey Olsen and Bradley Vetarian join. multiple Cubs receive awards and Webelos advance. Den 5 piano accompaniment by Mrs Millie Taylor. Johnny West performs with Cubs. The group supports Project SOAR promoting ecology cleanup in Lompoc including Flower Power plots and City tree well trash cleanups.
Miss Janice Marie Huber and Donald Wesley Coil exchanged vows at St Marys Episcopal Church in a ceremony led by Father Stuart Fitch. The couple will reside at 217 North N Street Apt A after a honeymoon. Mark Chambers of Lompoc High will speak to La Purisima Council of Catholic Women about his Americans Abroad Chile experience.
Hector Samaniego, foreign language chair at Lompoc Unified and Spanish instructor at Allan Hancock College, spoke Thursday on Adult Education at Xi Lambda Iota chapter Beta Sigma Phi. Plans for a Dec 12 progressive dinner and details of a recent exemplar degree ceremony were announced.
The Federal Correctional Institution retiree Joe Pace was feted with a cocktails and hors d oeuvres party on November 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pace, 176 Aries, Vandenberg Village. Pace served 23 years in government, starting at Chillicothe Ohio and later Florence Arizona and Terminal Island. He and his wife have two sons Carmelo and Jonathan.
Beehive Club officers elected for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Karl Lehmann. Presiding was Mrs. Leroy Scolari. New president is Mrs. Alf Kande with Mrs. Neal Olinger as vice president and Mrs. Vernon Schuyler as treasurer. Christmas potluck set for Dec 12 at Mountain View Recreation Room. Card games awarded high prize to Mrs. Harold Edman and low to Mrs. Olinger. Cheryl Brown named president of Camp Fire Group 061 with officers Nicki Mees Robin Stover Tami Radabaugh Catherine Aguayo. Group leader is Mrs. George Mees. Current project: collecting toilet articles for overseas needy.
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