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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1977
Page
6
AGB reflects on the telephone's invention and impact from Bell and Ameche to modern life. It notes how phones connect people yet can intrude on privacy, plus the vast range of services, numbers to call, and the eye opening cost of bills.
The PTA plans its annual Back-to-School Night and bake sale on October 12. Classrooms open 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Kindergarten and first grade speak at 7:30, second and third grades at 7:45, fourth through six at 8:00, bake sale in the cafeteria 7:30 to 8:30. Parents may donate baked goods by contacting PTA president Earline Brown at 6 7729.
Veterans of World War I Ladies Auxiliary 3462 hosts auxiliary meeting with Mark Svenningsen as speaker on pending Congress pensions bills at the Veterans Memorial Building. Protes tant Women of the Chapel plan a salad luncheon Oct. 12 at Vandenberg AFB with invited Catholic Women of the Chapel. speakers from Turkey expected. Chapter 1087 of the National Association of Retired Federal Employes meets Oct. 11 to hear Terry Donoghue on selecting an automobile. Hapgood PTA sets Oct. 10 general meeting and Back to School night with faculty introductions and classroom visits. Halloween decor and upcoming events noted. Donations sought for mitts and hospital needs. Halloween party Oct. 27 planned at Del Norte Mobile Home Park.
The Red Carpet Roll Call honored charter members of La Purisima Parlor 327 Native Daughters of the Golden West on the group's 91st founding birthday and the parlor's 13th anniversary. Mary Rule recapped the first grand officers meeting held Sept. 25 1886 in Jackson California. October meeting set for Oct 12 at the Alpha Clubhouse.
Janet Louise Donaghy and Michael Alan Meyers were united in a 5 p.m. nuptial mass at La Purisima Catholic Church on Sept. 23. The couple, with families from Lompoc and Texarkana, planned a Morro Bay honeymoon and will reside at 431 North F Street.
A collage of Dear Abby columns and reader letters covers art interpretation questions, operator complaints, and a plea for personal replies. It includes guidance from Abigail van Buren on addressing modern art, and a public grievance about directory assistance practices and press inquiries.
Elaine Santor, a mother of six and grandmother, leads the Lompoc Chapter 178 of Parents Without Partners. The article outlines PWP’s mission, Santor’s background, her family, and the group’s Harvest Ball fundraiser on October 15 at the Elks Lodge with tickets $3.50.
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