Norman Rudd Files For Coronado School Board Candidacy
Norman Rudd of 819 I Ave has filed for the Coronado School Board. He previously taught science and mathematics at the high school for three years and six years in Oregon. Rudd has worked four years in the Naval Air Station Supply Department and served as Toastmaster club president and PTA officer. He has three sons and plans to settle and build in Coronado.
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Norman Rudd
I Ave
Coronado School Board
Board of Education
Rudd
Oregon
Naval Air Station
Toastmaster Club
PTA
VFW Post 2422 Plans Year Installations
The Gen Henry D Styer VFW Post 2422 and auxiliary plan installing new officers at 8 p m today The post installing officer will be Leo Schilke First District Commander Officers include Commander Griffith Roberts Jr Senior Vice Commander James VanCleve Junior Vice Commander James Wright Chaplain Charles Coker Quartermaster Kenneth Trent Adjutant Arthur Sandy Allen Officer of the day Ivan Hinkle Post Surgeon T T Stodghill Post Advocate Howard Kimble Guard George Dong Patriotic Instructor A E Shaefer Post Historian Adam Messick Post Legislative Officer Lee Mather Quartermaster Sergeant James Ward Sergeant Major Walter Lowe Jr Auxiliary installing officer Marie Edwards Officers include President Audrey Kimble Senior Vice President Ann Reading Junior Vice President Lou Stodghill Chaplain Christine Spencer Guard Mary Wilson Secretary Irene Billings Treasurer Lois Mathews Conductor Betty Wright Patriotic Instructor Edith Quinn Color Bearer Donna Kolb Color Bearer Ernestine Day Color Bearer Lida Andrews Color Bearer June Johnson Historian Juanita VanCleave Trustee Anna Latch Musician Peggy Schneider
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Henry D. Styer
Audrey Kimble
Ann Reading
Lou Stodghill
Christine Spencer
Mary Wilson
Irene Billings
Lois Mathews
Betty Wright
Edith Quinn
Donna Kolb
Ernestine Day
Lida Andrews
June Johnson
Juanita VanCleave
Anna Latch
Peggy Schneider
Miss Cridge named delegate to teachers' council
Inez Cridge, president of Coronado Elementary Classroom Teachers Association for 1948 1949, was chosen as the representative on the California Teachers Association Council Southern Section to meet in Los Angeles. Virginia Colton was appointed retirement committee chair at the Tuesday meeting. Josephine Smith was elected as a faculty representative on the salary committee to succeed retiring Marion Wolcott. The Elementary Junior High school plans a teachers social in May.
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Inez Cridge
Coronado
California Teachers’ Association Council
Los Angeles
Virginia Colton
Teachers Association
Josephine Smith
Marion Wolcott
20 30 Club Holds Evening Business Session
Coronado group met last Monday at the Dininer Basket for their weekly dinner. Kenneth Enderly of San Diego attended as guest of Howard Stubbs. President Steward Neely led the meeting with Michael Napolitano serving as club yogi.
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Coronado
Dininer Basket
Kenneth Enderly
San Diego
Howard Stubbs
Steward Neely
Michael Napolitano
Rotarians Hear County YMCA Work Overview at Coronado Luncheon
At the Hotel del Coronado Rotarians learned about San Diego County YMCA activities. Dr. Robert Griffin Philip Morrell and Max Forney spoke on YMCA programs and governance with Coronado board members in attendance.
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San Dego County
Y.M.C.A
Hotel del Coronado
BE. T
Bud” Anderson
Robert Griffin
Chula Vista
San Diego County
Philip Morrell
Max Forney
Coronado
Coronado Committee
Delivery Speeded By New Mail Routes
Coronado gains fifteen postal routes after inspection. new system lets carriers finish morning routes on time. Postmaster A. A. Wilson confirms the overhaul speeds daily mail delivery.
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Coronado
A. A. Wilson
Art Gallery Shows Financial Success With Sold Exhibits
The Coronado Art Gallery reported strong sales from its current show with items by Rick Carroll and Stanley Stedt selling early in the week. Eta Davis also sold a doll ceramic as visitors browsed paintings, wood carvings, ceramics, etchings, and water colors during the second exhibit week.
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Coronado Art Gallery
Rick Carroll
Stanley Stedt
Eta Davis
Public Asked to View Classroom Methods
The twenty ninth annual Public Schools Week funded by the Masonic Order will be observed in Coronado Schools during April 26 to 30. The program invites parents to visit classes and laboratories to see modern education with radio films recorders and other aids. Schedules of classes are available at the high school and grammar schools. Ushers will meet visitors at the entrance.
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Masonic Order
Coronado
Young Republicans Elect Officers In Coronado Meeting
The Coronado Young Republicans convened at Edythe Galbraith’s home and elected officers for the current year. Elected were Mrs Galbraith president, Charles Callaway vice president, Mrs Charles Callaway secretary, and Mrs Charles Cross treasurer. The next meeting is set for next Wednesday at 320 Second Street.
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Nado
H Avenue
Edythe Galbraith
Coronado
San Diego
High School Guides Students to Desired Observation Classes
A high school helps students navigate the building to reach the specific classes they want to observe. Staff and counselors assist in planning visits and aligning observers with preferred subjects and instructors.
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Coronado Cab Company Henley
James Alexander Irwin
Charles Fletcher
Washington, D. C
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Chester A. Smith
Raymond Deewall
James A. Irwin
Archer W. McCall
L. McK. Harmon
Henry G. Wallace
Arc D. Abel
Ben Seymour
VFW
Miss Cridge
YMCA
Coronado Y.M.C.A
Anderson
B. D. Shoemaker
Adm
A. H. Gray
Charles Soderberg
Quentin Roy
Kenneth Carson
Coronado “Y
Rotary Club
Ted Knox
Patricia Lessard
Bruce Scales
Neal Hennis
Grant Olson
Harry Sykes
Sally Marley
Wm. Harris
Marcia Huffman
Clarence Anderson
Sandal
Orange
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