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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
7
Congressman Charles M. Teague details Assistant Secretary Earl L. Butz views on price supports with acreage limits. He notes small and medium farms feel the squeeze, mechanization shifts population, and large farmers benefit from subsidies while taxpayers bear the burden.
Agnes W. Hamilton executrix issues notice to all creditors and those with claims against Monroe S. Hamilton deceased. Claims must be filed within six months of first publication with vouchers or delivered to the executrix at Kappler Law Office in Lompoc California. Filing may be in Santa Barbara Superior Court.
Sealed proposals will be received in Sacramento for a state highway project in Santa Barbara County. Four bridges to be cleaned and painted across US routes. Bids must cover entire work and meet prevailing wage rates. Plans and forms available at State Highway Engineer office and district offices in LA and SF. Right to reject bids reserved.
Legal notice directs William A. Powers to answer the complaint in a civil action against him in Santa Barbara County Superior Court. The summons sets a ten day window if served in the county or thirty days if served elsewhere. The clerk assigns J E Lewis as the official and dates of service appear for 1956.
The court requires all claimants against the decedent to file with vouchers within six months of first publication. Executrix Rose M. Chapman through attorney Lawrence C. Grossman requests claims be presented at the Lawrenc e Grossman office in Lompoc California. First publication March 29 1958.
This brief compares two Lompoc natives H. G. Thompson and an unnamed mayoral candidate. Thompson, 51, a Johns Manville veteran, serves as Manager of the Finance Office and was elected to the council in 1949 and mayor in 1951. The second profile covers a 48 year old Newton, Mass. native Helen Ruffner linked to the Industrial Engineering Dept and council appointment in 1949, resident in Lompoc for 18 years.
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