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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1970
Page
4
A reader shares a humorous anecdote about a husband who drinks a baby bottle at night and a space program connection, while another writes about slacks in the workplace and a personal rebuke to Abby. A third tale involves an affair and fears about firing an employee, ending with a blunt workplace verdict.
Cabrillo Chapter of the American Field Service will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school foreign language building. M Sgt and Mrs William Lindemann will attend. Soma Torico a Cabrillo student from Iquique will be present. Plans for a rummage sale and a Saturday recreation are on the agenda. Future meetings will be the second Tuesday of each month. All members urged to attend. others invited. The AFS program brings world students to the United States and sends American teens abroad.
Constance Ann May wore her mother’s white satin gown as she married Robert Charles Parr at St Mary’s Episcopal Church. Rev. Arthur Batty officiated a double ring ceremony with bridesmaids in orange and green, a maid of honor in orange velvet, and a reception in St Mary’s social hall with autumn flowers and a three tier cake.
The Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service announces a tiger themed program this Thursday with Miriam Circle hosting an 11 30 luncheon. A district workshop and officer training session is scheduled for Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon at the local church. A display of new books and program aids will be shown credited to Helene Doorly.
Alpha Club plans its first program of the season this Wednesday featuring A Native's Guide to Hawaii travelogue by Lt. W. T. Inouye. Kai Hamel will demonstrate island dances as Arlene Harris sings. lunch is served at 12 noon, meeting follows at 1 PM at Alpha Clubhouse Ocean Ave. Guests welcome.
Sorority chapters of Beta Sigma Phi hold beginning day socials as programs for the year start this month. Alpha Alpha Rho hosted a Sunday tea at Mrs. Clifford Brown’s home with guest Mrs. Joe Bedingfield and members including John Roth, Donald Loerch, Marty Nottbohm, and Joann Sanders.
Co sponsored by the cooking Squares Dance Club and Lompoc Parks and Recreation Department, beginner classes run 8 to 10 p.m. at City Hall Auditorium with Al Rhew as caller instructor. Sessions last 32 weeks, registration open three weeks on Sept 14 21 and 28. Teen course offered by Mission Hills Community Council, Mondays 7 to 9 30 p.m., at Mission Hills Recreation Center.
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