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Newspaper
Coronado Compass
Location
Coronado, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
8
Three Coronado School of Fine Arts students Billy Acuff William Munson and Samuel Rumford have paintings selected for Vista Art Guild exhibit August 19 through 29 in Vista. Also featured are works by Angela Haines Ella Ingle and Madeline Sherrer.
Coronado Players announce tryouts tomorrow night at eight for a one act melodrama He Ain't Done Right by Nell by Wilber Braun. Three men and four women needed directed by Edna Denholm. First melodrama effort with expected amusement and profit. Public welcome with no admission.
The Compass invites readers in Imperial Beach Palm City and Nestor to register names and addresses for mailed copies. People using general delivery may request mailings by sending their details to The Compass.
The Recreation Department will stage the operetta Little Red Riding Hood at Mason ic Hall in Mason on Friday evening August 22. Arthur D. Sale city music director announces the cast led by Joan Miller Jewell Hoeth and Jane Hinkle with Richard Renner Thomas Rhodes Jackie Heckard Janice Kirkland Marian Weisgerber and Sherry Scott in key roles. Mrs Elfreda Farmer will accompany. No admission charge and all are invited.
Doctor Vernetti will represent 20-30 International at the World Council of Young Men's Service Clubs meeting in Montreal August 19 to 20. Delegates from many countries will discuss projects and international relations before the Vernettis proceed to New York City and San Antonio for the 20-30 International Convention the week of August 25.
Coronado City Manager Howard Fuller outlined the City Council stance on buying the U S O building at a Coronado Merchants Association meeting in City Hall. Mayor A D Abel was ill and could not attend. The group heard about the Golf Course Development program and its plan to acquire local golf course land, followed by discussion of civic issues.
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