Army to Step Up Fight Against Italian Thistle at Camp Cooke
An Army Engineers spokesman said the Army will extend its three year campaign against Italian thistle on the Camp Cooke reservation. Ranchers in the Lompoc area joined county officials to eradicate the infestation spreading through southern valley hills. Aerial spraying had begun and a second run was planned after previous funding issues.
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Army Engineers
Camp Cooke
Yeterday
Cooke Reservation
Lompoc
Com Cootts
Army
Competitive price war shapes home economy building bid
Sharpe attended the meeting Tuesday and called the construction plans for the home economies building conservative. He noted 10 fancy frills in the bid. With building cuts rising, architect Pierre Clacyssen was urged to accelerate plans for the gymnasium and class rooms so bids can be obtained as soon as possible.
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Sharpe
Pierre Clacyssen
County funds aid ranchers fight weed scourge
A county approved up to 159 to assist local ranchers battling an invasive weed named Italian Thistle or similar. The measure aims to curb spread and protect pastures through rapid eradication efforts last week.
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Sped
Requiem Mass Held for Joseph Scholari of Lompoc
A requiem Mass was held Monday morning for Joseph Scholari who lived in Lompoc for six decades and died Friday. The Rosary was recited Saturday at Starbuck chapel. Born in Switzerland on June 13 1877 he immigrated to the United States and lived in the area. he resided at 904 East Factorcan Avenue. Surviving are his wife Ro Scholari and one brother Mateo Scholari of Friant. The Rev. Andrew McGrath officiated. Pallbearers included Emil Scolari Pay Town Howard Downing Erminio Marfrina Albert Valla and Theodore Bisi.
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Switzerland
Scholari
United States
Farmine
East Factorcan Avenue
Mateo Scholari
Friant
Andrew McGrath
Sall Besarg
Emil Scolari
Pay Town
Howard Downing
Erminio Marfrina
Albert Valla
Theodore Bisi
Salvy's Market Honors Bowling Team at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Salvador Martinez owners of Salvy's Market hosted a barbecue dinner Monday for Salvy's Ladies Bowling Team and guests. The team finished second in the season after a tight playoff. Guests included Peg Shipman Martha Carpenter and Ruth Reynolds with Pete and Jock Lawrence of the Lompoc Bowl praising their sportsmanship. The event occurred in the new dining annex of C&B Shamrock Cafe set to open to the public soon.
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Salvador Martnez
Salvy’s Market
Salvy
Peg Shipman
Martha Carpenter
Liska O’dell
Ruth Reynolds
Pete
Jock Lawrence
Th Lompoc
Savy
Senior Names List Likely Collected for School Roll Call
A long reader list includes seniors such as Walter Ploch Audra Round James Rudolph Nadine Sabin Rosebel Scolari Lynne Showers Paula Sickels Catherine Smart Lillian Spanninger Leah Stadley William Sudden Edward Terrones Elizabeth Terrones Frank Trejo Loren Vandeventer Melen Vanlebenghe Sally Wharff Dorothy Wheeler Martha Wheel Thomas Williams Ning Hoy Wong Lee Woodfin Cecelia Wuest and Raul Yanez.
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Ploch
Walter Ploch
Audra Round
James Rudolph
Nadine Sabin
Rosebel Scolari
Lynne Showers
Paula Sickels
Catherine Smart
Lillian Spanninger
Leah Stadley
William Sudden
Edward Terrones
Elizabeth Terrones
Frank Trejo
Loren Vandeventer
Melen Vanlebenghe
Sally Wharff
Dorothy Wheeler
Martha Wheel- Thomas Williams
Ning Hoy Wong
Lee Woodfin
Cecelia Wuest
Raul Yanez
Pentecost Festival Organizers Announce Leaders
Anthony Alexander serves as president with Edward Cardoza as secretary of the Pentecostal group. Manuel J. Silva chairs the barbecue committee and Frank A. Silva leads the parade. Portuguese communities from nearby areas will join in the festivities.
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Asociation
Pentecostal
Anthony Alexander
Edward Cardoza
Manuel J. Silva
Frank A. Silva
Lompoc Chamber backs proposed airport funding plan
Caldwell urged that LNT art would show the community supported Hin kle's development. Francis Beattie, Chamber president, pegged complete program costs near 100000 dollars. Chamber members agreed an adequate airport is essential to attracting new industry.
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Caldwell
LNT
Lompoc
Hinkle
Francis Beattie
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
State election returns show Kuchel top vote getter on both tickets
Incumbent U S Senator Thom as Kuchel led Republican 861 to 69 against three rivals and Democratic 401 to 206 for Yorty and 400 for Richards. James Holmes led State Assembly race with 1 065 votes to O Reilly 859. Holmes won Republican ticket by 931 to 100 and lost Democratic by 234 to 759. Democratic ballots total 1078 across 14 districts and Republicans 899.
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U. S
Thomas Kuchel
Yorty
Richards
James Holmes
O'Reilly
Highways alignment and improvements in 1958 59
The State Highway Commission shifts stance on county relinquishment of FAS funds for road work. Counties face stringent 80 foot right of way and hot mix surfacing standards, with funds only usable on contracted jobs. Negotiations seek realistic specs to stretch limited Pa Sete funds on the Santa Rosa road.
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State Highway Commission
Santa Rosa
Seniors End Lom poc High School Days With All Night Party
A committee of parents plans an all-night celebration for Lom poc High School graduates. The events start after commencement with a barbecue at Grange Hall, then a dance, a 2:00 a m swim at the municipal pool, and a 4:00 a m breakfast back at Grange Hall.
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Lompoc High School
Grange Hall
City pool hazards claim precedes litigation after diving accident
A boy injured when hitting the pool bottom after a high board dive triggers a city liability claim to be turned over to its insurance carriers. Meanwhile Macco Corp sues city in a dispute with contractor G W Phares over funds tied to the pool contract.
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High Board
Macco Corporation
G. W. Phares
Red Kids rally to 8-5 win over Little Fellows
The Perazzi Red Kids beat the Little Fellows 8-5, moving from last to second in Lompoc Little League. Barcelo pitched a season debut on 27 batters with seven strikeouts, while the Little Fellows built early offense on a Bob Wall homer and Lonnie Shaw three bagger. Manuel drove in two for the Red Kids with a fourth inning two-base hit as Beattie V-8 and Miller Axers lead the standings by one game.
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Perazzi Red Kids
Little Fellows
Lompoc
Beattie V-8
Miller Axers
Barcelona
Red Kids
Bob Wall
Lonnie Shaw
Carter Stanley
Ray Horenberger
Little Fes
Keshuel Munoz
Manuel
Mickey Mantle
Willie
Red Stanley
Beattie
Miller Axer
Ting High
Lompoc Record Brief Notes Local Events
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Truck Rate Reform Raises Hearing Over Freight Costs
In a public hearing the Public Utilities Commission weighs updated rates for moving vegetables to the Los Angeles market. Local operators protest high charges and reduced competition while supporters from Lompee Chamber of Commerce and Farm Queen Center back Smith's plan to curb inefficiency.
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Los Antos
Santa Maria
Public
Hervy Calliese
Cousty Partie Becta
Leoncarn Ol ‘Particira
Jeanne Smith Transportation
Lompee
Chamber of Commercce
Cener
Smith
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