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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1972
Page
4
The Alpha Club held a luau with a gourmet roasted pig by Walter Holmdahl as the centerpiece. Guests enjoyed salmon, chicken, yam casserole, fruit baskets, and tropical desserts amid island themed decor, models, and Hawaiian music.
AAUW sponsors a Wednesday May 31 candidate forum at 7 30 p m in Lompoc Public Library multi use room. Panelists Jean Jacoby Gail Steiger Maryann Goodwin will question candidates on development land use resources taxes county programs and supervisors procedures. Recess then audience questions with Grace Bell presiding and three minute rebuttals follow. Henri Slater timers observers to describe the supervisorial job and three issues facing Santa Barbara County. Republican Women’s Club set June meeting at Royal Coach with 6 30 p m happy hour and 7 00 p m dinner. speakers will be Fourth District candidates Francis Beattie and Will Harris.
A reader angrily attacks a prior Dear Abby letter, calling homosexuality a sexual deviation and an emotional illness. The writer advocates heterosexual norms, asking Abby to gauge public opinion on whether homosexuals are sick or persecuted.
Music students from Beverly Galbraith will present a spring recital Sunday June 4 at 5 p.m. at the H. T. Bennett Music Store Santa Maria featuring piano organ and voice with Deb ie Ausbrooks Kathy Beach Jill Bergstrom and many others.
Duane Baker leads the Lompoc Chamber Singers in the last concert of the season at First United Methodist Church Fireside Room Sunday June 4 at 7 p m. Dan Morse and Robert Mott will lead after Baker’s departure to Idaho. The program features Shenandoah Cuckoo Mindrigal and The Wonderous Kingdom among others with Elizabeth Morse performing interpretive dance. admission is free.
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