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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1975
Page
4
A reader asks if she should pursue a married, bashful cowboy lover. Abby warns off the affair, advises honesty and restraint. Other letters discuss a father skipping his daughter's graduation over boat repairs, Mother's Day corsage hurt, a quarrel over rose pruning, and a reminder that picking first-year blooms harms a marriage.
The Christian Women Club presents The Big Frame-up featuring Cowdrey's Interiors representative. Luncheon on Oct 22 at Royal Coach Restaurant begins 11 45 am for 3 dollars. Reservations by Pat Nefflen 736 7772 by Oct 17. Nursery reservations with Robin Damrill 736 8213. Western theme by Sherrie Eby and Bobbie Cordy. Guest speaker Velma Spencer from Apple Valley. Her husband sang with Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers.
Beverly Ann Meyer and Robert Donald Bratcher wed at St Marys Episcopal Church on September 6 before 300 guests. Rev. Stuart G. Fitch officiated with Mayor Art Scott escorting the bride. The couple resides at 532 North L Street after a Yosemite honeymoon.
Lompoc Library partners with community to offer Operation Plenty for preschoolers. Children can borrow books by local centers and in waiting rooms and public spaces. Families receive a Plenty book on moving to the area and library cards for early reading habits.
The Lompoc Camp Fire Council will host a bicentennial event on October 25 at La Purisima Mission with costumes and activities reflecting Indian Spanish and early American cultures. The day begins with a flag dedication by Sharon Wilson’s Adventure group, followed by crafts demonstrations and a lunch of beans and tortillas. Local docents and Horizon Club members assist, with afternoon games, dances, and singing. Public observation is welcome. participation is for Camp Fire members and assisting adults. For info call 735-1030.
Alpha Club members will enjoy a beauty themed program Beauty Ever Changing with Billie Hood on Wednesday. A happy half hour precedes the 12 o'clock luncheon served with co chairwomen Mrs William Bruce and Mrs Glenn Ballantyne assisting. Reservations for the Roadrunners trip to The Sounds of San Sylmar on Oct 30 are limited to 30 and must be made by Oct. 23 with a fare of 11 dollars including a tour of William Hart Ranch. The mini bazaar is set for Nov 15 in Veterans Memorial Hall and Alyce Martin is handling donations. Laurel Beaudry represents the club in the City Council program Partners Improving the Community. A china painting course is being arranged by Adele Montalvo. call 733-1112 for details.
The October 5 lawn show by the Lompoc Valley Art Association drew small attendance but raised more than $200. Walter Holmdahl served as auctioneer. Contributing artists included Leslie Mayer Dee Sudbury Elouise Alexander May Britt Dias Mary Hart Eve Otto and Jane Henning. Unsold works can be picked up from Fran McAllister at 736 9919.
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