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Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1973

Page

5

Your birthday by Stella Monday May 14 reads Taurus to Aries

The readable section lists zodiac signs and daily guidance for May 14 15 through March Aries. It blends personality notes with brief cautions about communication, leadership, finances, and decision making. The text includes fashion notes about pastels and nail decals and ends with a family conflict warning for Aries.

Defensive discard and signaling in bridge play

Oswald and Jacoby explain defensive discarding and signaling during a bridge deal. They discuss why discards should reflect strength, the error of overusing equal partnerships, and how a 10 spot in the spades denoted strength while denying the jack. They analyze a sequence where East’s play misread strength and suggest alternative leads.

Oswald James Jacoby Jim West South East Ueen

Equal rights era sparks fear of freedom in households

In a 1973 column, Joanne and Lew Koch argue that ERA passage hinges on women embracing new responsibilities. They warn women may fear career pressures and choice, while men adapt to tenderness and domestic shifts, echoing Biblical metaphors of desert freedom and Moses.

Lisa Egypt Desert Moses

Local notes cheerful sendoff and community events

Joy Bunch hosts farewell for T.Sgt Olive Owens recently returned from Thailand and assigned to George AFB. A birthday gathering marks nine year old Terry Refreshments and games follow. La Mesa PTA welcomes new officers Barbara Berg and Lloyd Crossman heads to principal post. June PTA convention in San Diego noted. United Church auction nets over 500 for church work. Camp registrations open at Calvary Baptist Church by July 15. County Fire Station 51 hosts an open tour on Burton Mesa Blvd Saturday 9 am to 3 pm.

Jane Daly Joy Parker Rosemary Gallus Brenda Humphreys Margo Morgan Sylvia Murphy Barbara Peterson Margaret Plummer Heather Quinn Pat Rowe Margaret Gibson Jo Blair Valarie Thornburg Jeanette Hobart Ann Davis June Kelly Eunice Soulder Barbara Berg Lloyd Crossman PTA San Diego Los Berros Crossman la Mesa Buena Vista County Fire Station 51 Burton Mesa Blvd

Indispensible shirtwaist pattern advertised in papers

The Young Original B-183 pattern offers a versatile shirtwaist dress with pleated skirt pockets and a bright scarf accessory idea. Sizes 8 to 18, 32 bust for size 10, 3 yards of 45 inch fabric, $1.25 plus mailing to newspaper enterprise box 438 Midtown Station New York.

Fashion Co Midtown Station New York N.Y Newspaper Enterprise Assn

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Stella Taurus Gemini Leo VIRGO Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn S. Aquarius Pisces Aries Zody BY Marv Myers North North East South Tam Ree Haida By Joanne and Lew Koch Lewis and Joanne Koch Mr. Paintman Lompoc Plaza Vandenberg Jerry Criscione Mars Terry Tommy Hochstatter Scott Clayton Randy Lee Bobby Hogan la Mesa School JoAnne Hughes Linda Nordgren Carole Hochstatter Elaine Renner Roger Hughes Elaine Lee Carol Doig Carl Cookie) Lowthorp la Mesa Pta PTA Council United Church of Christ Hume Bass Lakes Jim Dahl Calvary Baptist Church Baldwin Music H’ St. Lompec Teleprompter Ken Boyd Washington David H. Wallace Vanderbelles Cabrillo’s Little Theatre Braves Cabrillo Lompoc California Caliasoating Association Charleton Heston Alpha Club Sportalk Maury Sipes Channel 7 Lutheran Television
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