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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
2
City council ordered a draft ordinance to prohibit air rifles inside city limits after ongoing reports of broken windows and lights. Chief William Petersen said state law only bans firing over public roads.
The Lompoc Record published every Thursday at Mast Ocean Avenue Lompoc California is adjudicated as a remail newspaper under Court Decree 47065 and entered as second class matter in the Lompoc Post Office under the act of March 2 1875. Subscriptions are $2.00 per year within Santa Barbara County and $4.00 outside the county.
Dr Briscoe presents a bond driven expansion for the high school including seven new classrooms by converting existing space and a modern gym to chair a total eight classrooms. He estimates the plan will cover six sevenths of enrollment by 1959 and notes a potential post 1960 revote on over ride taxes may occur with a cap of 1.25 dollars before 1960 and 95 cents afterward.
Lockwood told a federal official that an architect's Field Act and building code conversion would cost 30 000 dollars or more. The district argues the structure remains inadequate and converting it into two classrooms would saddle the district with extra maintenance and campus costs, making it a bad investment.
The text notes current operating costs and bond repayment. If costs increase, a request for a new over-ride tax may be considered. The new tax would likely not push the total above the present level.
The Lempoc Valley reaches a dog licensing arrangement with licenses issued by the city clerk and enforcement by the Humane Society. The county finances the program with a $1200 annual city reimbursement, leashes not required for city dogs, and a 90 day cancellation clause under a potential contract. Councilman Schuyler initially objected but withdrew after the clause was proposed.
The 4-H Club sponsors a Baby Sitters Training Course in Lompoe starting February 1 with eight classes planned on Wednesdays at 7 50 pm in the Community Center penthouse. Miss Josephine Williams of UC Agriculture Extension led the initial meeting on February 1 on introduction to babysitting with guides for parents sitters and employers.
Enos I. Mello arrived in Lom poc yesterday for a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Mary F Mello and his brother Ted at 117% North G street after a one week training period at Park Air Force Base. Mello, a 1955 Lom poc High School graduate, will soon report at the Cheyenne Air Force School for further schooling.
Lompoc High conducted class elections on February 3 with student leaders named for each class. Seniors elected John Floag as president with Frank Guevarra vice president, Lynne Showers secretary, Rose bel Scolari treasurer, Jim Rudolph representative.
Marek Geolari requested another inspection after the last report dated last. The council agreed and the order to show cause was withdrawn.
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