Coronado Voters Hit Five-Candidate City Election
Five Coronado candidates compete for two City Council seats amid bond issues and a council clerk race. Voters also decide on municipal bus needs, library expansion, fire station revamp, Silver Strand hog ranch land, and employee retirement benefits as summaries from the Chamber of Commerce outline key issues.
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Arthur L. Chytrus
Mary Lloyd Davis
Everit A. Herter
Gilder. D. Jackson
U.S.M.C
Melbourne L. McEver
Coronado
Arthur A. Mathewson
Erer
Erer, Incude
John H. Er D. Scrymgeour
Silver Strand
Bond Propositions for Coronado Civic Center Plan
Coronado voters face Bond Propositions Nos 1 and 3 to fund a permanent Civic Center on the community lands. The piece argues for a lasting, adequately sized building to serve present and future government needs, reflecting on Coronado’s growth since 1923. It notes a need for planning within the town’s geographic limits and critiques the aging Police Station as unsafe and inadequate per the County Grand Jury.
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Coronado
Ter
Grand Jury
Coronado Officials Offer Polling Transport for Voters
Coronado City Employee Association announces free transportation for voters unable to reach polling places during today’s municipal election. Voters may phone Henley at 3-4234 for arrangements and private cars will be provided.
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The
Coronado
Henley
New Owner of Hotel del Coronado Arrives Tomorrow
The newly appointed managing director Harry Ward will arrive in the city tomorrow to inspect the premises of the Hotel del Coronado and discuss future plans with local officials and staff.
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Hotel del Coronado
Energe
Hhee
Harry
Ward
Red Cross Drive Tops Coronado Quota This Year
Coronado’s Red Cross campaign is well over its $14 000 annual quota. Drive chairman John D Crise announced yesterday that a $2500 Naval Air Station collection and multiple San Diego business donations have pushed Coronado beyond its target, aided by credits from local firms. General Charles F B Price San Diego County vice chairman relayed the message.
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Coronado
Red Cross
San Diego Indus
John D. Crise
Drive
Charles F. B. Price
San Diego County
The
Crise
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Compass Stages Open House Party Tonight
The Coronado Compass staff host an impromptu open house at the Compass office tonight at 9 30 p m. Guests are invited to dunk and chat as election results roll in from various precincts. Music refreshments and sundry accessories will be provided on the house.
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Coronado Compass
Compass
Final Plans Completed for Gala Coronado Flower Show
A Coronado Floral Association gala flower show opens Saturday at 2 pm on East Plaza. The event, in its 22nd year, features cineramas as backdrops and gardens judged by Rear Adm. Allen, Edward Longstreth and All er Perry with luncheon for judges.
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Coronado Floral Association
East Plaza
Association
H. H. Ritter
Henry Guilmette
R. T. Thorne
W. L. Friedel
Boston
Benjamin. Franklin
Coronado
Franklin Club
George F. Neal
B. C. Allen
Edward Longstreth
la Jolla
Aller Perry
Park and Recreation Service of
San Diego
Lewis Coxe
Henry Wallace
Safeway Store Reopens After Strike Settlement
Coronado Safeway Store resumes operations after clerks return to work. Workers will receive a 2.50 weekly raise retroactive to April 2. A weekend truce allowed restocking of perishable goods as union members picketed during the strike.
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Coronado
Safeway
New Exhibitors For Coronado Art Gallery Show
Coronado Art Gallery at 1115 Orange Avenue announces a Sunday show featuring new exhibitors including Helen Cunningham Annabelle Nichols Mary Lillian Berry Eta Davis Evelyn Shultz Stanley Stedt Mary Carroll Madeline Sharrer Joseph Lorimer and John Gomez. Co directors Richard Carroll and Stanley Stedt disclosed the lineup yesterday for the second exhibition to be held next Sunday.
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Coronado Art Gallery
Orange Avenue
Richard Carroll
Stanley Stedt
Art Center
Helen Cunningham
Annabelle M. Nichols
B. D. Nichols
Mary Lillian Berry
Eta Davis
E. S. P. Ingels
Mary S. Manny
A. F. Healy
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Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Ra ES -Theatre
MR. Coronado
BOT Theatres
Tonite
Tuesda
Humphrey
Bogar
Red Cross Drive
North Island
Compass Stages
First Street
B Avenue
T.J. Gerald M. Donovan
Ken Pivet
First and
Charles “A. Hennessey
Myrna Yvonne Frick
Third Street
Hennessey
Deck
Brestsko
U.S. Naval Hospital
Donovan
Miss Frick
Fred C. Burden
Tolita Avenue
el Cordova
Captive Heart
Michael Redgrave
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