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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
4
A 15 year old writes about a troubled mother in and out of psychiatric care seeking help. A Los Angeles reader complains about neighbors blasting rock music and considers a petition and police involvement. A final note jokes about hair care and baldness.
Xi Lambda lota Beta Sigma Phi hosted Capt Mike Rutland on active U S Air Force duty who spoke on identity ego and super ego and noted his studies at Allan Hancock College and the University of the Philippines. The chapter reported a $41.85 profit for its service fund and outlined two ongoing projects including game prizes and a monthly birthday remembrance for Lompoc Hospital long term care patients.
James Edward Biggers and Catherine Marie Ramsden married Saturday September thirty at La Purisima Catholic Church with Rev Andrew McGrath officiating. The Ramsden and Biggers families attended with detailed wedding party and reception plans.
Lompoc Museum debuts a do it yourself electronic crow that caws when a button is pressed and a Thiokol missile model revealing solid propellant sections. The display is designed for children and adults with guides listed as Robert R Baray Irene Haven and Sadie Seymour.
Veterans of World War I Auxiliary held a Wednesday noon potluck luncheon with reports from the Palm Springs national convention. Lyman Kelley spoke of the trip, with delegates from Lompoc Barracks including George Hanna and Charles Gwin. The sewing group finished nine mitts donated to Palo Alto Veterans Hospital. Members meet monthly at Veterans Memorial Hall and welcome old sheets and cotton for hospital items. Claribel Darling and Winnie Williams were named to the November potluck table committee.
A retired concert pianist Glenora Handley and two vocalists Clara Lopez and Margaret Devenie from Santa Maria performed at Lompoc Hospital for long term care patients celebrating a resident’s birthday. Organizer Vernelle Poorbaugh, Alpha Club gerontology chair, and ward nurse Mrs. Reddy coordinated. Contact numbers 6-7236 and 6-120i offered for arranging future performances.
Miss Debi Linda Payne daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman A Payne of Hallowell Maine and David Lee Adams of Farmingdale Maine wed at Penney Memorial United Baptist Church in Augusta The bride a former Lompoc visitor wore a yellow dotted swiss empire gown with a Juliet cap The groom studied at the University of Maine and works in management trainee program at Cottle's Turnpike Mall Augusta
Norman Skau inhalation therapist will address the Lompoc District Hospital Women’s Auxiliary at the Monday meeting on October 9. He will discuss inhalation therapy and hospital treatment techniques for respiratory problems.
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