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the bul- and of Santa. Maria Monday, June 8, 1959. NEWS IN BRIEF sion. PAIR IN COURT Robert Lee Livingston, 28, Cas- BIRTHS A son, to Mr. 4 and Mrs.

James Jensen, Solvang, June -5, Sisters Hospital. A son, to Mr. and. Mrs. Ray Fortier, 810 E.

Las Flores Was. June 6, Sisters Hispital. A son, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Grande, June Abeloe, Sisters Hospital.

BA son, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patterson, Orcutt, June 7. Sisters Hospital. daughter, to Mr.

and Mrs. A Lloyd George, 409 E. El Camine. June 3, Santa Maria Hospital. 17.

Edward Willard Miller on June, 6 at Nipomo Mesa. Magner Funeral Home, WOMAN HELD Beverly Jean Cooper. 20, GrovCity. hu been arrested and er -booked in city jail on charge of prostitution. MARINES TAKE PART Marine Acting Col.

Ronald, L. son of Mr. and John Cernokus of 500 E. Mill and Richard C. Taira, son Mr.

and Mrs. Choyu Taire of 1262 W. Main took part in Operation Peaks" on California's southern coast from May 17 to 2. with Marines from the First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, Calif. SERVING IN ALASKA Army PFC Clarence J.

Bolterman Jr. whose parents live at 340 W. Donovan is -serving in Alaska with the 2d Missile Battalion, 562d Artillery, which recently was converted to a NikeHercules unit. RADIO CLUB MEETS The Santa Maria Radio Club will meet tonight at p.m. in the basement of City Hall.

All ama: teurs are urged to attend. as the coming barbecue and field day will be discussed. MAN HELD. Harlan Ardell Lane. 22, Grover City, has been arrested and booked in city.

jail on suspicion of deriving financial support from a prostitute and procuring. He was arrested by police during the weekend. GROCERY STORE THEFT William John Harder, 59, $18B W. Orange was booked in city jail on Saturday on a charge. of petty theft, after failing in an attempt to shoplift $1.76 worth of groceries from Safeway Store, according to police.

Harder posted $200 bail and is scheduled to appear in Justice Court later today. DRIVING CHARGE Walter Andrew Maitland, 53. 602 E. Cook was arrested and booked in city jail during the weekend on a warrant for driving while The offense occurred recently in Kern County. He posted $263 bail and is scheduled to appear in Justice Court there on June 19.

DRUNK IN CAR Harold Charles Porter, 35, Casa Blanca Apartments, Orcutt Road: was arrested during the weekend on a charge of being intoxicated in a car. He was arrested Saturday night at Broadway and Orange He posted $100 bail and is scheduled to appear in Jusice Court later today. HELD FOR FIGHTING Rodario Portella Pacheco, 26, and Miguel Pacheco, 22, both of the Martinez Labor Camp, have been booked in city jail on charge of fighting. The offense took place Saturday night in a local bar. DRIVING OFFENSE Elmore Sewel, 54, Palmdale, was arrested during the weekend for driving while intoxicated, and booked in city jail.

Also being held are Preston Robinson, 48, 311 E. Church and. Mary Ann Scott, 56, Clark Avenue, on charges of being intoxicated in a car. INVESTIGATING: BURGLARY Police are investigating a report of a burglary and stolen car from the La Brea Securities garage on S. Bradley Road during the night.

Police were informed of the burglary and theft from garage officials at 7:40 a.m. LOCAL MAN HELD Donald- Andrew Greene, 38, 1735 Canfield was arrested and booked in city jail at 2 a.m. today on a warrant charging him with grand theft. STOLEN TARP Joe Enos, 510 E. Stowell reported to police theft a $55 canvas tarp from his truck Sunday while the vehicle was parked at the fairgrounds.

STOLEN GUITAR Ruben Vander Yacht, 1022 N. Broadway, told police that his electrie guitar had been stolen from his car sometime Saturday night. No value was placed on the instrument. COMPLETES PREP SCHOOL Richard A. Hoback, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Q. Hoback of 4162 Orcutt graduated May 15 from the Naval Academy preparatory session at the Naval Preparatory School, Bainbridge. Md.

The graduation marked the end of one phase of training which will lead eventually to entrance at the Naval Academy, Annapolis, and to a Navy or Marine Corps, commis- malia; and Marvin Scholberg, 41, Orcutt, were each sentenced to 60 days in county jail for battery, and distrubing the peace, and placed on two years probation for assaulting John Roelfsena, Orcutt, on May 30 in his trailer home. The pair appeared in Justice Court Wednesday for sentencing. FOR FAST, Fast, fast results, try Classified ads! Dial 5-2691 'The Review' Distributed To Students Local high school students today are receiving copies of the school annual Review." Copies were distributed Sunday to all seniors following a dedication tea hosted by the yearbook staff undel the direction of Roger N. Dews. advisor.

Theme for the book is the modern idea of lines, rectangles, and squares. Keynoting the theme is cover designed by art editor Elaine Prator. On a burlap-textured background of red and white lines and -leters proclaim, 59 Review" Dedicated to the students of the high school-past present. and future the book features fly pages showing still-life of school scenes between sections of the yearbook. -Two new features this year are the senior section and the boys' sports -section.

In the former, the girls are wearing black drapes instead of the usual sweater and collar. The sports section has -individual of the players SUperimnosed on a background appropriate to the sport. The staff, headed by Patty Casey, editor, includes Dotty Sawyers. Alice Nelson, Mary Ellen Engle, John Van Spyk, Raymond Garcia, Sandy Wright, Judy Toller. Carolyn Rice, Josie Siordia, Pam Gates.

Adelina Diaz. Elaine Prator, Carol Williams. Dorlace Troop. Andrea Edwards, Paula Righetti. Most lobsters are a dark color when caught and turn scarlet only when cooked.

Largest man-made island in the United States is Treasure 'Target' Killed By Accidental Gun Shot PITTSBURGH (UPD) -A wornan who made her living as the target of pistols and knives was shot and killed accidentally Sun day night by a 9-year-old boy viswild west exhibition at Pittsburgh's Bicentennial CelebraLion. Mamie- Alice Peniman, 38, was pronounced dead on arrival al Allegheny General Hospital after she was struck by a bullet fired from a 22 caliber rifle used in her trick shooting act. The rifle was fired by Frank Monaco. New Kensington. fourth grade pupil who, along with his parents, was visiting Village," a replica of a wild west town.

Mrs. Peniman was part offamily act featuring her Husband. Fred, 40, who was billed as "Wild Bill Cody." and her daughter. Mary Alice, 8. The victim had been talking to show friends near a make-believe jail cell where young Monaco his parents were sightseeing.

The victim's husband told police she had loaded two prop rifles in preparation for the evening show. Police said the boy asked his mother if he could examine the guns which were lying on a bunk in the cell. Believeing the weapons were part of the she exhibition, consented. The gun discharged and let crashed into Mrs. Peniman's left shoulder and passed through her back.

The Penimans made their home in Sun Valley, but mostly were on the road with wild west shows. They had appeared on tours halfway around the world. Youth Building Plans Finalized GROVER CITY A total of $563,49. been added to the Grover City Youth Foundation building fund, representing proceeds from the one-day "Carnival of Youth" held Saturday, R. E.

McCombs. board president, announced that a resident of Avila Beach has been retained to draft plans for the proposed youth building. The action was approved by the board of direc tors. Whitey Simonsen of the Beach League youth baseball program questioned directors about plans for the structure. He stated that in his opinion the building is planned now primarily for rental to -adult groups.

thus defeating the purpose of the building as ARROYO GRANDE Mrs. Edith Evans: Bussell, 63, died Fri- Obituary Edith Bussell day morning in a San Luis Obis. pa hospital after a short illness. She became ill while visiting relatives in the area. native of Phoenix.

Arizona, Mrs. Bussell was born October 28, 1896. She had been a resident of California for the past 41 years having made her home in Los Angeles. She is survived by her husband, Kern W. Busselle-one daughter, Mrs.

Edith A. Dove of Pismo Beach, a sister. Mrs. Ellen Bly Visalia, six brothers: Bill Me. McCarty.

Harry McCarty, and Clifford McCarty all of Phoenix, and Hunt McCarty of Florence, Arizona, and three grandchildren. Services are pending at the Wood Funeral Chapel of Arroyo Grande. LUMBER FIRE Lumber from the old Enos guish the fire, Cause of the blaze was undeEast Stowe! Rd. caught fire Saturday termined. -Times Photo.

home on afternoon and city firemen responded to extin- Parade Results WESTERN MOUNTED Junior singles-1, Susie Swanson. 2. Elain McCannon. 3. June Watliams.

Special Arlin Miller. Junior pairs--I. Billy and Tommy Donati. Junior fancy--1. Jodine Ann Merriweather.

2. Bobby Sue Winters. Senior single women-1. Gail Goins. 2.

Kathryn Donovan. 3. Lucile Special awards- Jeanette Turley, Joan Borgstede. Senior pairs-1. Elaine Clark Nancy, Watt.

2. Candy Renz and Guy France, Senior singles men-1. Col. Ben Smotherman. 2.

Allen Grisham. 3. D. C. Davis.

Special awardsRussell Barnes, Ivan Brooks. Senior fancy singles--1. Mrs. geline Severson. 2.

Mary E. Bellis. 3. Mrs. Ethel Spechtig.

Special award--Mary Ann Cultice. Senior fancy pairs--I. Dorothy Serbian and Mary Ann Ackerman. 2. Joaquin Silveria and Diana Spittler.

SILVER MOUNTED Junior singles-1. Ronald Harris. 2. Pam Valegra. Senior singles class 1.

C. C. McDaniel. 2. Bob Howell.

Senior singles class two-1. Dick Middleton. 2. J. E.

Thornburgh. 3. Howard E. Cultice. Senior pairs-1.

Mr. and Dominic Bressi. 2. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex: Madonna. Special awardMr. and Mrs. Larry Stowers. Women's singles 1.

Shirley Hamilton. 2. Mrs. Edna Fagan. Spanish pairs-1.

Hazel Kirkpatrick and Dr. Bob Phillips. Spanish singles-1. Don Fernando Ramirez. Arabian-1.

Kara Warner and Woody Riggs. Parade-1. Mrs. Polly Miller. H.

Paul Haydon. Horse drawn vehicles. Madonna Inn. pony hitch. Mexican Charros, singles 1.

Woody Lopez. Mexican Charros, pairs-1. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moon, 2.

Carlos Valencia and partner. Novelty-1. Weber Bread Co. 2. Rick's Rancho Restaurant and Bowl, 3.

Ginny and Vickie St. Pierre. Indian-1, Mickey Kelly. MARCHING GROUPS Cub Packs-1. Orcutt No.

91. 1 2. Santa Maria Pack No. 71. 3.

Santa Maria Pack No. 74. Junior Drum and Bugle Corps1. Goleta Boys Club. -2.

American Legion Post. 3. Lompoc National Guard, 225th A.F.A. Boy: Scouts 1. Santa -Maria No.

78 2. Chumash chapter, Order of the- Arrow. Junior Marching 1. Kadets of America. 2.

Waller Park Junior Drill Team-1. California Cadet Corps. 2. Coalinga nia. Sentor Cadet Corps and bogie corps1.

Santa Clara Green Dragons. 2. Santa Barbara Elks. Senior Marching-1. Santa Maria Naval Reserve Electronic Division 11-2.

Women's Drill--1. Barbarettes. Drum, and Bugle Corps, junior. class one-1. California Drum and Bugle Corps, Lakewood.

2. Shipmates of Tokay, Stockton. Military Drill-1, Strategic Air Command, Omaha. 2. U.

S. Naval Air Facility, Monterey. 3. Navy Emergency Ground Defense Force, PtMugu. Military Drill, class two-1.

Cambria Air Force drill team. Sen.or Women's Drum Corps-1. Monterey Park Girls Drum Corps. 2. St.

Mary's Chinese Girls Drum Corps, San Francisco. Military color guard-1. U. S. D.

B. Color Guard. 2. Air Force Color Guard. Special awardsSanta Maria V.F.W., Harold Andersona Post No.

1766, San Luis Obispo. FLOATS Military--1. Civil Air Patrol, Vandenberg AFB. 2. Thor missile, TRIPLE Refrigeration CARL C.

CARNES COMERCIAL and HOME RERIGERATION 24 HOUR SERVICE DAY 5-5337 NIGHT 5-4282 CLASSIFIED ADS A LINE Four Injured In Accidents Four persons received slight injuries in five separate accidents during the weekend, The California Highway Patrol said today. Only one of the four was taken to Sisters Hospital. The others refused aid. A station wagon and car collided at Main Street and Blosser Road at 7:30 p.m. Sunday night.

-said. Drivers were Frank D. Foote. 30. 1482 Black and George Buenrostro, 28, 2379 S.

Broadway. Manuel Jass-Esquivel, 37, Martinez Labor Camp, a passenger in Buenrostro's car was taken to Sisters Hospital where he was treated for minor injuries and released. An accident occurred Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on Highway 166 1.6 miles east of Pioneer Park when a car driven by Zelbert Richardson, 27, Casa Grande, ran off the road and into ditch, CHP said. Richardson received cut under his left eye but refused aid, according to CHP.

Crecencio Ramirez Guzman, 18, Guadalupe, escaped injury Sunday when his car ran off the Sisquoc-Garey Road and struck guard rail, CHP said. The accident occurred at 7 a.m. Two persons were slightly injured Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in 3 two-car collision on U.S. Highway 101 north of the city limits.

Jane Van Beveren, and her six year old son. Robert, refused aid and told CHP they would check with their family physician. They were passengers in a car driven by Robert James Van Beveren, 31, Arroyo Driver' of -the other car was Henry Walter Stephens, 26, Oceano. A pickup truck and station wagon collided on U.S. Highway 101 south of Jewel Street on Friday at 2:35.

p.m. There were no injuries. CHP said. Drivers were Ralph C. Downing.

46, Nipomo; and Anacleto Flores Lozano, 47, 295 Hardy St. Summer School Program Set Summer school for elementary school children will begin June 15 and last through July 17, George Hesser, district remedial reading teacher, said today. One-hundred sixty students will attend the classes for two hours daily at Cook Street School. There is also a waiting list of 70 students. attending will be those currently in the third through sixth grades.

Fundamentals of reading will be in the summer program. Arithmetic. writing and spelling de corrected with the reading program. School will begin at. a.m., with the last class leaving at 1:40 p.m.

Interested parents and educators will be invited to attend some of the classes during the summer. The school district will not furnish transportation for the summer school program, and parents are responsible for bringing their children to and from school. BILL ELLIS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Motor Tune Up Valve Grind Clinic, Carburetor. Generators. Starters, Repaired, Reconditioned.

Replaced. 817 W. Main St. WA 5-1418 Substantial and Experienced INVESTORS Have Option on Site Will Build Office Building for National Tenants. Only Major Companies Need Apply Address: Craig P.

Smith 825 Sutter St. San Francisco, Calif. ities. A. D.

Johnson, Grover City Ele mentary School principal, stated that use of the building by adults will be, scheduled at times which wil not interfere with yuoth activities, and that money derived from the rentals will be used to defray youth activity Plans for the building include an auditorium, 80 feet wide and 159 feet deep, a 12 by 27 foot kitchen a large dining room, small conference rooms, and rest room facilities. Directors stated that plans are being drawn to fit funds expected from projects and the use of lengths of lumber made available from the purchase of build- Island in San Francisco Bay. facility for youth activ- rings from Vandenberg. Red hot news for 1 out of 2 Western users of premium gasoline HIGHEST REGULAR HIGHEST REGULAB 6 SAVE A TANK 3 REGUL HIGHEST REGULAR users of regular their All can gasoline with octane Mobilges regular highest the West: SWITCH TO NEW MOBILGAS Mobilgas is the octane regular in the West. can now and That's get save why smooth 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 to out $1 7,1959 a of knock-free 2 tank.

users Ask power of your premium Mobil Mobil gasoline dealer GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION, A SOCONY MOBIL COMPANY Santa JUNE 8, 1959 NO. 41 Published daily except Sunday by Santa Maria Publishing Compony, 201 West Chapel, Santa Maria, Calif. Second postage paid at Santa Maria, Calif. Subscription rates by corrier $1.50 per month, by mail $1.75 per month or $4.50 for 3 months payable in advance. Vandenberg AFB.

3. Regulus 11 Missile, Point Special- Terrier missile carrier, Point Arguello. Senior local-1. Santa Maria Rotary Club, 2. Santa Maria Junior Statesmen.

3. Santa Circle Eight Square Dancers. SpecialMaris, Sigma Phi sorority, Senior non-local-1. City of Santa Barbara. Senior, non Club.

2. class Orcutt two--1. Re- Nicreation Assn. 3. Far Western Tavern of Special- Santa Maria Little League, Duane Paul.

BANDS Elementary--I. Pismo Beach. 2. Arroyo Grande. 3.

Santa Ynez. 4. Orcutt. Special awards--Guadalupe, Nipomo, Fremont of Delano, Oceano, San. Miguel.

Sponsored junior 1. Standard Warrior of Oildale. 2. Santa Maria Elks Youth Band. Junior high school-1.

Santa Barbara Junior High School. High School, Class A-1. Santa Maria High School. High School, Class B-1. Mar Vista of Imperial Beach.2.

Santa Ynez High School. 3. Lompoc High School. Military-1. Strategic Air Command, Omaha.

2. Omaha. U. S. Naval Training Center, San Diego.

3. Fort Mac Arthur. Senior-1. Mystery of Scotland Band of Burbank. 2.

Salvation Army Band. Sponsored, Class One--I. ington Park Youth Band. 2. Los Angeles Sheriff's Boys Band.

$. Inglewood Boys Topper Band. Youth junior, Class one--1. Lompoc Hapgood Junior Band. 2.

Bonnie's Caballeros Youth Band of Santa Barbara. Youth junior, Class two--1. Bennett Crusaders, Santa Barbara. 2. Paso Robles School for Boys.

MOUNTED GROUPS Senior posses, class one-1. Santa Monica. 2. Torrance. 3.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Malibu Posse. Senior posses, class two-1. Fresno County Sheriff's Posse. 2. Tulare County Sheriff's Posse.

3. San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Posse: Western family 1. Righetti Ranch Riders. 2. Luton Ranch group.

3. Sinton and Brown. Special--Joe Gray family. Western mounted-1. Trail Riders of Rolling Hills, Palos Verdes.

2. G. P. Ranch Riders, Los Alamos. 3.

Tepesquet Riders, Santa Maria. Women's mounted-1. Wranglerettes. Senior roping and riding clubs1. Santa Maria Roping and Riding Club.

Majorette, single junior-1. Delight Nichols, Bakersfield. 2. Shamra Bickmore, Orcutt. -Majorette, single senior-1, Patti Beach.

Spanish costume, women-1. Linda Caldwell, Santa Maria. 2. Mrs. Evelyn.

Wilson, Avila Beach. 3. Giorta Bailey, Malibu. Spanish costume, group--1. Old Spanish Days Fiesta.

Riders. Newspaper Carrier Wanted in Sisquoc The Times circulation department is seeking a carrier for its route in Sisquoc. Either a boy or girl can handle the job, which consists delivering the newspapers house in the afternoon. Youngsters interested are asked to contact Joe Boessenecker in The Times, circulation office. FERGUSON'S City Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS Myodec Vitamins for Health 5-6519 419 S.

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