Planning Group To Hear New Coronado Club Plans Tonight
The Planning Commission meets at 7 30 p.m. at City Hall to review the Coronado Country Clubhouse plans for the four and a half million Coronado Beach Hotel and Country Club project. Architect Paul R Williams designs are before the panel for action including a zone variance for the sports structure modeled after Palm Springs Racquet Club. The site is near Eighth Street extending onto the golf course near the No 2 hole. The commission will also study subdivision plans for the golf course remainder.
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Coronado Country
Coronado Beach
Planning Commission
Mark Beaucnamp
Paul R. Williams
Commission
Racquet Club
Palm Springs
Eighth Steel
Aédy
Beauchamp
Lions Club Receives $300 Donation for Guide Dog
Mrs. Margaret Neal of San Diego donated 300 dollars to the Coronado Lions Club to fund a guide dog for a visually impaired person in San Diego County. The money will be held in trust until a suitable recipient is found.
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Margaret Neal
San Diego
Coronado Lions Club
Neal
Coronado Service Club Members Hear About Blood Bank
Coronado service clubs gathered 116 members at Hotel del Coronado to learn about the San Diego County Blood Bank. Rotary President A J Gray Jr presided as leaders from Lions Kiwanis and other groups introduced speakers who urged more blood donations and outlined bank activities. Allan Kliauber, Dr G K Askew, and M R Dorus represented the county organization and spoke on needs and operations.
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Coronado
San Diego County
Hotel del Coronado
Rotary Club
Rotary
A. J. Gray, Jr
Dale Shearer
Chile
George Crawford
Lions Club
George MacMaster
Kiwanis Club
Wm. T. Booth
Rotary Program
Coronado Service
San Diego
Allan Kliauber
Blood’ Bank
G. K. Askew
Blood: Bank
M. R. Dorus
Coronatians Plan New Optimist Club Meet
Twenty two prospective members and current Optimist International delegates from Santa Ana Los Angeles La Jolla and San Diego met Wednesday evening at the Colony restaurant to discuss forming a new Optimist Club in the area.
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Optimist International Club
Santa Ana
Los Angeles
la Jolla
San Diego
Colony
Coronado Unified approves 1948 49 budget request
A budget of 463 322 for 1948 49 was adopted at the Coronado Unified Schools hearing and sent to county officials for final approval by August 16. The meeting also announced a new local club with leaders including Tomm ie Thompson and Col. Archibald Abel. about 25 non members showed interest.
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Board of Trustees
Coronado Unified Schools
County Superintendent of Schools
County Board of Supervisors
A. E. Schaefer
Charles
Tommie’) Thompson
Kenneth, MacArthur
Col
Archibald Abel
A. J. Primaux
Pasadena
Jack Hardy
San Diego
Col. Abel
Coronado
David J.horner
Dick Jordan
Lewis Jordan
Clyde Numbers
Bill Tammany
Fred Raviol
Paul Hill
Cleveland Smith
Baron Strayer
L. W.dennison
Lawrence Burnham
Bob Watson
Bob Morris
Herbert Hakes
Ed Hogan
Charles Woodward
Bill English
Jack Gottwig
Russell Broyles
E. R. Dawson
Thompson
Abel
Navy Granted Mooring Buoy Off First Street in Coronado
Coronado council granted permission for a Navy mooring buoy in territorial waters off First Street with ten days notice of removal. Debate centered on potential industrialization of the residential area and property value impact, with a 3-2 vote in favor. The Harbor Committee gained Al Bram, and Louis Bandel was kept as a full-time employee pending state retirement board eligibility review.
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Coronado
First Street
Geun Gilman Archibald
D. ‘Abel
Melbourne McEver
Abel
E. G. Stanley
al Bram
Comdr. Hy
Dennler
Bald
J. R. Goodbody
Talk of the Town opens new Tuesday edition
The Coronado Compass previews a full size Tuesday edition with new features and expanded community news coverage. Staff thank readers for compliments and patience as the debut edition hit streets with minor last minute changes and early delivery issues.
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Compass
Talk of the Town
P.S
City Council Sets 1949 Budget and Tax Rate
The Coronado City Council unanimously set the 1949 tax rate at 1.47 per $100, raising 16 cents to fund the retirement plan. The overall 1949 budget is $389,100 with $249,900 to be raised by direct taxation and $140,200 from other revenues such as parking meters and licenses. The budget breakdown includes maintenance and bond interest, plus retirement funding.
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Coronado
Cs cc Ecc
Dominion Gee Ek
Retirement Fund
Csly- Asp
Sala
Neoumoin
Woo So
S. E Sdace
Coronado Chamber Board Meets in City Hall
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors met at 8 p.m. on Wednesday August 4 in the City Hall Council Chambers. Attendees included President John Schroeder, George Ford, Kenneth Carson, Arise Hinkle, Alan Laing, Henry Weston, and Watkins. Weston reported Harbor Committee progress on clearing a silted channel, with action likely delayed due to expense. Curtis Hinkle noted survey results from Col. Jo D. MacMullen. Alfred Laing outlined licensing plans for out of town pedlars and vendors and studied South Bay bus service improvements. Next meeting set for noon August 20 at La Avenida Cafe.
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Watkins
Grace Cahill
Weston
Ciairman
Harbor Committee
Ben Seymour
ATB
Navy
Curtis Hinkle
Jo D. ‘MacMullen
Council
Alfred Laing
Legislative Committee
Laing
Land Title Hosts Coronado Realtors Banquet
Coronado brokers and banks will receive from Land Title Insurance a micro-title system that provides up-to-date ownership records for transfers in Coronado. The program, announced at a Hotel del Coronado banquet, includes key punched file cards from the county recorder for each transaction.
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Coronado
Land Title Insurance Co
Highth Ave
Palmer Corner
Hotel del Coronado
Trans- Bay
Edwin Gould
County Recorder’s Office
Palmer Conner
Land Title Insurance Company
Conner
Coronado Banks
John D. Schroeder
Coronado Compass Coupon Notice for Readers
If your name was omitted in the 1948 Coronado Buyers section complete this coupon and mail or drop it at The Coronado Compass office. Include military rank if any, address, and telephone number if available.
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Coronado
Coronado Compass
Orange Avenue
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Seeing Eye Dog
Coronado Service Club
Blood Bank
Coronatians
Optimist
C. A C. Dee
Title Company
Coronado Realtors
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