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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
10
Leslie Shine a New York transplant thrives in Lubbock as a theater volunteer and civic participant. She works with the Lubbock Theatre Centre and Guild while assisting at a teen workshop and co sponsored melodrama. She campaigns for Frances Farenthold and balances family meals with recipes shared by friends.
Mrs Wayne Connally describes her husband as an extremely patriotic man from a patriotic family and says education reform is the main campaign issue. She notes he introduced a bill to curb court financing of education, which was defeated, and that voters focus now on policy over personal life.
A selection from Ann Landers columns includes letters urging ecumenical faith in Jesus, questions about grandchildren's phone chatter, dealing with a spouse's alcohol abuse, and a profile of Mrs. Connally outlining views on water, marijuana penalties, abortion, politics, and women's pay. The pieces mix personal guidance with public issues through 1980s era social topics.
Curtis Polk and Duane Anderson won first in Hub City Duplicate Bridge Club play at Precinct 1 Clubhouse. Second went to Mrs. James Bennett and Bill Whittington, and third to Al Postar and David Shue. The club plans an 8 pm championship at the clubhouse Wednesday. Thursday Newcomers Club met at Willcrest Country Club for bridge and canasta with winners listed.
The Dairy Research Digest reports a new product called Nori Goma made from processed cheddar sesame seed and seaweed. It is pale speckled green and allegedly tastes like solidified tartar sauce.
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