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Newspaper

Lompoc Record

Location

Lompoc, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1956

Page

1

Year of decision as middle age nears and plans fade

The piece muses on turning 40 and four months of youth left, contrasting youth temptations with middle aged fears. It riffs on aging, social norms, and a comic warning about mischief, including jokes about bikinis, football, and potential jail time.

John Milton Red Sanders Metropolian Millicent Foldingcott Tanglefoot G. Foldingcott Bel Air Castaic Junction Hugo Fridge Foldingcott Pismo Beach Miss Foldingcott Atlantic City Long Beach Berkeley UCLA Marilyn Nonroe

Record Sign-Up Breaks Lom poc Pre School History

One hundred three pre school children enrolled on Tuesday for the fair term, the largest first day figure in Lom poc history. Enrollment for kindergarten continues after June 11, with double sessions for grades two and three at the elementary school alongside kindergarten and first grade. Fourth grade will partly move to the Hapgood school to place nearby students there.

Lompoc Gilbert Martin Hapgood Martin

Mormons to Dedicate New Chapel in Lompoc

Mormons will dedicate Lompoc Ward Chapel Saturday at 8 p m, with Joseph Fielding Smith from Salt Lake City among speakers. The new building at 420 East Fir Street seats 132, includes five classrooms, a 30 by 66 foot hall, priesthood rooms, library and office.

East Fir Street Joseph Fielding Smith Counsel of Twelve Apostles Salt Lake City Harlan Swonger Lompoe Ward Kenneth Hansen Lompoc Ward Delbert Taylor Arthur J. Godfrey J. Milton Beck Jr Mormon Church Tri-Counties Perhellion Warner Leland Staffanson Louise Bowns

Swim Plans For Schools Drafted In Lompoc

A tentative plan to introduce swimming classes in Lompoc schools won approval from a committee of school and city representatives. If adopted, swimming would start next fall at seventh grade and continue through high school, with seventh graders in one-hour weekly sessions for eight weeks and monthly classes later in the year. About 130 seventh graders would be split into six groups for instruction. See Page 2 for details on eighth to tenth grades.

Lompoc Meonth

Rainy season near end with 15.31 inches in Lompoc

Rain records show Lompoc nearing season end with 15.31 inches of rainfall, above the 41 year average of 13.14 inches and only nine years matching or exceeding this total. June weather remains unusually dry with averages near 0.02 inch, while December brought 6.83 inches, far above the 2.59 inch average.

Lompoc Dep. Sherif Bud Olson

Memorial Day Rites Planned in Lompoe

Memorial Day ceremonies will be held in Lompoe at Evergreen Cemetery next Wednesday starting at 10 30. The American Legion Post oversees arrangements with Pastor Thomas Heil delivering the address. A USDL firing squad and Lompoe High School band will participate, marching from the Community Center via H Street Ocean Avenue to G Street.

Lompoe Evergreen Cemetery American Legion Post Thomas Heil The Lutheran Church USDL Lompoe High School H Street Ocean Avenue G Street

Wrong Way Parking Draws Traffic Tickets

Chief of Police William Petersen announced tickets are now issued to motorists who park in the wrong direction. Cars must face the curb in the direction they travel. parking in the left lane is prohibited even in residential areas. Citations target North H Street Ocean Avenue and congested school pool zones. warnings in quieter areas.

William Petersen North H Street Ocean Avenue

Larry Costa Funeral to Be Saturday

Larry C Costa a Lompoc resident for 38 years died this morning at Lompoc hospital Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at the LDS church with Bishop Harlan Swanger presiding The Eagles lodge will hold graveside rites at Evergreen cemetery Costa born March 26 1897 in the Azores Islands was a Johns Manville warehouseman in Lompoc He held leadership roles in the Eagles lodge Odd Fellows and the International Chemical Workers Union local Surviving are his wife Mary E Costa five daughters and other relatives.

Larry C. Costa Lompoc L.ds Harlan Swanger Eagles Lodge Evergreen Cemetery Mr. Costa Azores Islands Johns Manville Odd Fellows Lodge International Chemical Workers Union Latter Days Saints Mary E. Costa North Second Street Margaret Edenfield Barbara

Pedestrian Hit in Cross Walk by Santa Maria Driver

Beth Livesay a 33 year old Santa Maria resident sustained minor injuries when struck in a cross walk at Ocean avenue and I street Monday noon. Mike Gomez 17 was the driver cited for failure to yield right of way and driving without a license. The case was turned over to probation. Livesay was taken to Lompoc hospital for first aid and release.

Beth Livesay Santa Maria Ocean Avenue L Street Mike Gomez Miss Livesay Lompoc

Mitchell Wins School Board Post

Unofficial returns show E. J. Jack Mitchell elected to both the elementary and high school boards of trustees by a 65 vote margin. Mitchell tops Collier and King in both districts and will take office in July, joining a board including Huyck Larsen McCabe and Stillman. Rural districts elected several write-in candidates including Walter Spanne and Manfrina to Artesia and Maple Honda boards.

Lompoc E. J Jack’ Mitchell Mitchell Harry Collier James King Collier King William C. Sudden Johns Manville Lawrence Huyck Edwin Larsen Quintin McCabe Kenneth Stillman Artesia Board Walter Spanne Richard Henning Louis Cagianut Margaret Cagianut Ernest Bondietti Mary Bondietti Erminio Manfrina Maple District Floyd Smith Honda

Most Stores to Close Wednesday in Lompoe Memorial Day Observance

Chamber of Commerce announces Lompoe retail stores will close Wednesday to observe Memorial Day. The move affects a wide range of shops across the city as officials urge residents to honor the holiday.

Lompoe Chamber of Commerce

Utility Rate Increases Approved in Lompoc

City council gave first reading to ordinances raising basic garbage collection from 75 cents to 1.00 monthly and minimum water from 1.75 to 2.00 monthly. Sewer department to shift to a five day week. Scolari said rates remain below neighboring communities despite higher material costs. Additional water over 1000 cubic feet priced at 18 cents per 100 cubic feet.

Emil Scolari Lompoc Scolari

Learn to Swim Program Sign-Up At Lompoc Pool

The City Recreation department and Red Cross offer a beginner swim course at Lompoc municipal pool. Registrations are Thursday and Friday next week from 3 to 5 pm at the Community Center. Fifteen 30 minute sessions teach water safety and basic swimming. students are grouped by sex and age. no instruction fee. reduced admission for enrollees. those who pass the test earn a Red Cross beginners button.

Lompoc City Recreation Department Red Cross

Seniors to Leave on Trip for San Francisco

Lompoc High seniors 35 students and seven chaperones depart Wednesday morning for the annual Senior Trip to San Francisco. The itinerary covers Chinatown Golden Gate Park Fisherman’s Wharf Mare Island Navy Yard UC campuses theaters and more. They return via Santa Cruz with beach time on Saturday. Faculty and parents join the trip including Ellis D. Price W. G. Butterfield and others.

Lompoc San Francisco Chinatown Golden Gate Park Fisherman’s Wharf Mare Island Navy Yard University of California San Francisco State Santa Cruz Dolly Freiley Irene Howerton Mary Huyck Audra Round Nadine Sabin Rosebel Scolari Pat Smart Lynne Showers Dorothy Wheeler Martha Wheeler Cecelia Wuest Ellis D. Price W. G. Butterfield C. K. Chilson Harry Collier Quintin McCabe

Lompoc Earwig Infestation and San Luis Obispo Laurels

Lompoc residents face a spring earwig problem as gardeners report pests in homes and on floors. Carmen MacIntosh notes mail and floors being affected near the post office. Paulette Dunter and Eleanor Herzel win horsemanship honors at the San Luis Obispo Centennial celebration.

Lompoc Carmen MacIntosh Paulette Dunter Eleanor Herzel San Luis Obispo

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New Mormon Ward Chapel Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Ward Council of Twelve Hepsood Donna Campbell Carol Hilder Wanda Davis Darlene Dennis Roxanne Canfiebrand Helen Vanterberghe Carol Dermody Helen Huyck Marylin Hansen Sixth Army Presidio of Larry Costa
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