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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1970
Page
5
A door to door sales pitch streams through a satirical catalog of slogans and campaign gear from the 1940s era politics. The narrator notes humorous hats dresses and buttons bearing mock Trump era style lines while a salesperson hawks items for Humphrey Landon Nixon and others.
AUPI Women’s Editor notes teen fashion reflects enduring adolescence and identity. Dr Mary Ellen Roach argues clothing aids self image and survival, with teens forming a subculture through hair, beads, and styles while education and work gaps shape trends.
Readers share quick fixes for rubberized bathtub caulking turning gray. One suggests painting with white enamel for a lasting finish, another recommends bleach and a toothbrush to whiten then wipe clean. Some note bleach may fail in some cases.
A newspaper column presents readers letters and tips on home maintenance and sewing. Polly cautions about finishing coats on refinished pianos and water damage risks. Mrs M suggests using a long hat pin for sewing and a magnetized clip to hold pattern instructions for easier hands free work.
Coats and Clark offer Lucky Laundry Bags designs for readers to sew from denim and cotton scraps. The pattern features Bugs Bunny and Edgar Elephant appliques to encourage neatness, with hints for embroidery and personalization. Include 50 cents and return address to receive Leaflet 213 by mail.
Birthday advice for March 3 highlights Pisces traits including idealism, loyalty, and fairness. It notes talents across philosophy, literature, science, arts, and education, with a need to decide directions promptly. Daily forecasts cover all signs with emphasis on personal insight, investments, and social guidance.
A bridge discussion explains the eight ever nine never rule for finessing a queen. It argues eight cards favor a finesse, nine favors the drop slightly, and with more information the rule shifts toward seldom.
First lady Pat Nixon begins a cross country five day trip to honor unsung college students aiding the establishment. She flies to Lansing to visit Michigan State University volunteers who tutor blind children the mentally retarded and the elderly.
The Santa Barbara Council of the International Reading Association sponsors a Reading Symposium on Saturday March 14 at UCSB East Hall and Campbell Hall. Co sponsors include Santa Barbara City School District and UCSB. Registration begins 8 a.m. with luncheon at University Center. Dr. Constance McCullough of San Francisco State College speaks at 9:15 on Signals to the Author's Meaning. Section meetings cover Reading Comprehension, with a second general session at 1:45 featuring Dr. Delwyn Schibert of California State College Los Angeles on Motivation and the Reading Process.
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