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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1970
Page
4
In this reader mailbag the columnist defends a wealthy widow funding an escort, notes no romance is necessary if both need each other, and urges nonjudgment. A second letter asks if bystanders should intervene when witnessing child cruelty and Abby advises cautious soft speech. A third letter questions snake odor myths tied to mating season shared by a reader with a herpetologist husband.
Lompoc Museum displays Indian baby carriers from Klamath Pomo Yuku and a Salish boat cradle from Clarence Ruth collection as the monthly exhibit. Volunteers are urged for painting carpentry clerical guides and attendants with donations tax deductible.
Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary to the World War I Barracks were elected last week led by Edna Trusdale as president with Frank Winters senior vice president Eleanor Howell junior vice president Winnie Williams chaplain Eric Andersen conductress Veda Perkins guard William Zvolanek trustee Ole Lunden treasurer. A joint installation with Barracks officers is planned for Wednesday November 4 followed by a noon barbecue.
Duplicate bridge results from Lompoc Vandenberg area show North South winners Joe Gowenlock and Eileen Niesen on Oct 1 with Ross Cullins and Richard Dinkle second and Theresa Turnbull with Jack Shepard third. East West winners include Marie Ritchey and Ruth Strube first and Donna Swinnen with Patty Ausbrooks second. Continuous play lists winners for Oct 5 Oct 6 and Oct 1.
Lompoc Valley Chapter American National Red Cross will install new officers at the annual meeting on October 15 in the Lompoc Library multipurpose room at 8 p.m. Ted Bushman, Santa Maria Valley Red Cross director, speaks on Red Cross roles and the international hijacking issue. Related service awards and appreciation letters will be presented. refreshments follow.
Allan Hancock College dean Dr Frances Conn urged a humanistic approach to education at the Lompoc Public Library, arguing relevance is personal and changes with time and place. She cited Rogers and Maslow advocating intrinsic knowledge and self development, calling for freedom within limits and self discipline. New AAUW members and guests were introduced at the gathering.
A farewell barbecue at Jalama Beach honored ranger Floyd Campbell and his wife as the Campbells settle at Nojoqui Falls. Attendees included William Brown Goleta park officials, the Guerrys of Goleta, William Riddle and Leslie Clark, and local concessionaires Harvey Fowler.
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