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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1977
Page
4
A narrator seeks appliance manuals in a cluttered home and uncovers none for the den television. After long searches through boxes, folders, and old papers, the den TV remains misaligned, yet the writer discovers old warranties and odd keepsakes, concluding the last place they looked was where they finally found nothing.
The Valerie Huston Dance Theater presents 11 adult dancers in six works spanning classical ballet and modern dance at 8 p.m. November 19 in Cabrillo High School Little Theater Vandenberg Village. Guest choreographers include Larry McKinnon who set Embrace for Robin Ferry and Ty Granaroli.
The Frances McAllister home at 214 East Locust, built by Dr. Ray Swartz, opens Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. as part of the second annual Historical Home Tour and Tea by Lompoc Museum Associates. The house, first all electric in Lompoc, finished December 7, 1941, and occupied Valentine's Day 1962, features an 1800s French crystal chandelier with 157 finials and notable furnishings from Hearst auction and other antique pieces.
Mrs. Howard S. Burks of Fresno chairs the California Federation of Women's Clubs Conservation Department and will be guest speaker at the Tierra Adorado District meeting hosted by Alpha Club in Lompoc. The event includes a 9 am registration and a 10 am business session led by TAD president Mrs. Walter Holmdahl.
A reader asks about premarital sex and aging virginity and Abby reassures that living boldly is fine if it harms no one. A second letter complains about a backseat driver friend and Abby urges direct talk to curb it. The third asks if hosts should be thanked and Abby says timely phone or note thanks remain proper.
Santa Barbara attorney Raymond L. Sarna spoke at the Lompoc Mental Health Association meeting on mid life as a crisis and opportunity. He described mid life as an attitude and urged personal responsibility, criticizing passive media influence and stressing coping with loss and future choices.
Members of the Home and Garden Section of the Lompoc Community Woman's Club meet at noon Tuesday for lunch at Mastro's Restaurant. At 2 p.m. they tour Linden's Decorator Showrooms for a room decor and Christmas Suggestions program by Cora Grant. Call 3-2650 for details.
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