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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
4
Dear Abby essays share practical responses to common adoption questions and everyday social situations. The letters cover handling intrusive queries about adopted children and dealing with nondrinkers in public settings, including respectful refusals and workplace etiquette for greeting a superior.
Prospective Lompoc Quota Club members will attend a Sunday continental breakfast at Stella Reed’s home with swimming pool access, followed by a noon meeting at the Valley Club. Delegates Stella Reed and Mary Scherer will lead with alternates Beverly Brown and Corky Giles, plus Charlotte Benton, Alice Lopez and Helen Smith.
The Clarence Ruth School hosts its annual Halloween carnival on Saturday October 28 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on school grounds with PTA sponsorship. A sixth grade Halloween king and queen will be crowned Friday October 27 at assembly. 10 cent admission, hot dogs drinks bake sale country store and costume contest planned with prizes and donations welcomed.
Beale Air Force Base officials announce the engagement of Bernadette Black daughter of Mrs Annie Black and Sgt James Black to Franklin L Brooks son of Mr and Mrs Elmore Brooks of Spotsylvania Virginia Miss Black a 1972 Lompoc High School graduate works for Federal Electric Corporation Brooks a Spotsylvania High School graduate serves in the U S Air Force at Vandenberg The couple plan a January 1973 wedding
Ann Marie Studer and Arthur R. Wishard Jr. wed in First Christian Church of Lompoc with a 2 pm double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Lompoc where Wishard works for Household Finance. the event featured yellow and white gladioli and a three tier cake with white swans and yellow roses.
Jr Alphas from Lompoc represent at Area B conference in Clovis Fresno area with 21 clubs from Sequoia Tierra Adorado districts. California State officers will lead workshops in 16 departments including Americanism Build a Better Community conservation education and health. Mrs Richard Jacka state president will speak at luncheon assembly honoring her.
East Coast trip yields family ties and parade entries. The visit included Chicago sponsorship for The Millionaires Club by Don Clark’s father. In Paso Robles The Mickeys won first place in Pioneers Day Parade with Studebaker buggy and ponies. They plan to enter Arroyo Grande Gay Nineties Harvest Parade on Oct 14 and hold 20 parade awards in the past year.
Santa Barbara Association of American Baptist Women hosts the fall rally at First Baptist Church Lompoc with 9:30 a.m. registration and coffee. Speakers include Frances Pierce on American Indian mission work and Margy Jones, a former scholarship recipient. Workshops led by state leaders Mines, Ivan Bell, Buford Clark, and Steward McDaniel. Attendees from Morro Bay to Goleta.
Miss Estella Morales of 315 South St. will represent Lompoc at the 26th annual Black and White Ball to be held Saturday night at the Santa Maria Convention Center. Formal black or white dress required for all. music by Manny Lopez and the Marichi Santa Cruz. Buffet at 10 30 p.m. Donation 15 per couple to the Santa Maria Boys Club. Public invited. Information from Mrs. Martha Bargas WA 5-8961.
Deborah Day celebrated her sixteenth birthday with a self styled party at the Artis home. Guests included Lynne Artis Candace Brown Evaynum Farnum Edna Taylor Linda Taylor Valentino Theodor Dallas Riley Howard Harrison James Oliver Bruce Chatman Ronald Harrison and David Farnum Jr. The event featured hanging streamers colored lights and Ebony Magazine cutouts with a gold and white tablescape and a punch fountain.
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