Hoo-Hoo Luau A Real Lulu

Grass skirts, loud shirts, and epicurean Polynesian delights made up L.A. Hoo Hoo Club f2's summer Luau party, The ooRee{" Restaurant in Long Beach, with its exotic decor and surrounding beaches, made the perfect setting lor the tropical funfest.

, All afternoon, more than eighty Hoo Hoos, their families and guests enjoyed dancing, feasting, live entertainment and just plain fun.

There were plenty o{ family groups and children along, which added to the festive, happy atmosphere. Authentic Tahitian and Hawaiian hulas, sword dances, fire dances, song and music created a tropical mood. A real Polynesian orchestra was on hand to provide proper music for the setting.

The best dressed man at the Luau was undoutedly Ben Gardiner, in ragged surfers, a wild Hawaiian shirt and bare feet, while Bud Nelson's daughter Jill won the title of best dressed female with her green grass skirt (see photos). Incidentally, Bud (Continued on Page 69) w1$': r ,lFh s* 45 *t