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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
6
A dressed up ham loaf blends smoked ham lean pork and cranberry orange relish with pineapple slices. The recipe yields one loaf baked at 350 degrees for 1 1/2 hours and served with a light prune whip as optional dessert.
The article discusses hamburger fat content and deceptive practices by butchers aiming for higher profit. It outlines fat limits, types of ground beef such as regular, chuck, and round, and tips for buyers to verify fat content and request specific grind blends. It cites a cookbook offering varied ground beef recipes as guidance.
The column assigns June 26 personalities a serious edge masked by humor and bravado. It notes practical, cautious dating, strong work ethic, and a desire to impress, with caution about overdoing casual appearances. Tomorrow’s reading invites selecting a birthday to reveal more details.
A compact zodiac brief notes mood and luck for each sign. Zody Libra and Scorpio highlight friendship strain and health cautions while Sagittarius avoids risky deeds. Capricorns see dull morning and lively afternoon for business. Aquarius pursues a sudden opportunity and Pisces balances adverse hours with forward effort. Aries favors children and returns a favor. Taurus faces a family dispute while Gemini warns against careless violence.
The Alpha Club’s flower show awarded Best of Show to Midge Burnett for a tiger lily, who also won the specimens sweepstakes. Mrs. Ellis Elsey earned Best Potted Plant for a pink phalaenopsis orchid, with many listed firsts, seconds, and thirds across dozens of species and colors led by Burnett and Wahlberg, Stoll, and Cooperider.
North holds Qs AK76532 and 173 West KJ1098 632 84 762 Q19 KQ10642. Sonny, from dummy, ducked initial club and used a trumping sequence to establish diamonds. He ruffed a diamond, led spades, and forced West to give up a losing club, enabling the contract.
In a rubber bridge session at New York Cavendish Club Sonny Moyse faced a troubled six heart contract after West opened eight of clubs. A conservative bidding sequence led to four spades by opener and five hearts by partner, highlighting risk of two heart losers.
Slimming ad promises rapid weight loss with Odrinex tiny tablets. It claims no drugs, no starvation, and no special exercise with a money back guarantee if you do not lose weight, and lists prices and a nationwide druggist sale.
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