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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1956
Page
3
The board approved a 175 teaching day calendar for the coming year with Easter shifts debated. Holidays include Christmas break December 21 to January 7 and Thanksgiving November 22-23. The schedule lists staff meetings August 31 September 1 and key holidays through June 7.
California announces a May 1 start to a mussel quarantine prohibiting gathering for any use except fish bait through October 31. Public Health Director Dr. Malcolm Merrill warns a single bite can be fatal from summer toxins in these shellfish. Clams face lesser poisoning risk. only safe white meat after thorough cleaning and discarding dark parts.
The Pink and Blue Ward at Camp Cooke Army Hospital saw two births this week. Sp 2 and Mrs Hubert Shadrick announce a son born April 17 weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Airman First Class and Mrs Thomas W Rayzor welcome a son born April 22 at Camp Cooke Army Hospital.
Under new rules, quarantine period applies to mussels and they must be opened. Any container sold must bear the warning For Fish Bait Only-Unfit for Human Consumption.
The heavy cruiser U S S TOLEDO will visit Santa Barbara May 18 to 20 in observance of Armed Forces Day. The ship, completed in 1946, has nine Far East tours and six Korean service battle stars. It will host the public on Saturday and Sunday with visiting hours to be announced.
Discussion of how tort suits can continue after deaths, contrasting old rules with modern practice. Notes that some torts like slander end on death, while contract and property disputes may survive or be pursued by estates. Mentions California practice and personal contracts, plus a tip to obtain insurance.
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