Summer of 72 recreation program kicks off in Lompoc
The Lompoc Recreation Department launches a broad Summer of 72 with 28 plus activities for youth and adults. Registration open at 105 S. C St for most events, some free, others from 3 to 10 dollars. Extras include Jesus Christ Superstar performance on July 22 and two free teen concerts.
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Lompoc
Recreation Department
S. C St
Los Padres National Forest
Kim Herber
Heidi Jensen
Eric Jamison
Gale Parr
Driving customs and other oddities across states
An amusing survey notes how driving habits vary by region. It cites Massachusetts courtesy and quirky procedures, California aggressive left turns, Texas ramp waits, and rural areas where slow farm machinery and random parking create hazards. The piece contrasts urban and beach locales with evolving speed limits in Arizona.
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Massachusetts
California
Texas
New York City
Florida
Arizona
Foyt Allowed to Cruise at 75 Without Pit Stops
The piece notes that speeds past 25 or 35 mph drew patrols, making night driving risky. It then says A.J. Foyt can now travel at a maximum speed of 75 mph without needing pit stops in small towns, implying relaxed enforcement for him.
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A.J. Foyt
Brazil
Fisher
Recife
Vanderbelles to stage eighth annual spring concert at Cabrillo
The Vanderbelles, a 35 member vocal group under the Vandenberg Officers Wives Club, will perform four new arrangements with professional choreography by Danute Kance at 2 30 p m Sunday May 21 in Cabrillo High School Little Theater. Lois Wishard directs the choir. Sandy Peter arranged new songs and UCLA trained. Soloists include Jo Ann Benham and Linda Norton. The program blends pop rock Latin and oldies with piano duets and a The Music Man medley.
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Vanderbelles
Cabrillo High School Little Theater
Vandenberg Officers Wives Club
Lois Wishard
Air Force
Sandy Peter
Peter
Ucla Music Department
Roger Wagner
Danute Kance
Cabrillo High
Gwinnie Howard
Sue Godden
Jo Ann Benham
Linda Norton
Arti Gras Opens May 19 in Santa Maria Central Plaza
Fifth season festival sponsored by Santa Maria Arts Council runs two weeks starting May 19 with a Central Plaza concert at 6 15 p m featuring Santa Maria High School Jazz Ensemble Santa Maria Pages Drill Team Caballero Chorus and All American Night by Santa Maria Symphony conducted by Glenn Montague. Events include visual school arts dance and instrumental programs at AHC with admissions. WA contacts listed for reservations.
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Santa Maria
Central Plaza
Santa Maria High School
Ron Quintenal
Santa Maria Pages
Karen Litzenberg
Caballero Chorus
Spebsqsa
Santa Maria Symphony
Glenn Montague
AHC
Chris Kuzell
Performing Arts
Agnes Grogan
Santa Maria Civic Theatre Workshop
McClelland St
Lyn Souza
Central Coast Area
Santa Maria Arts Council, Inc
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