Coronado Day at Fair to Feature Local Models
Coronado Chamber of Commerce announces nine Coronado firms will provide models costumes and a noontime show titled Shop in Coronado at Stage B County Fairgrounds during Coronado Day on June 2. Transportation provided by Tanner Motor Livery, with local musicians to perform next week.
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Sonoma City Official to Visit Friends Here
W. C. Batchelder Sonoma city treasurer and former Kiwanis official will visit Coro ady for a brief vacation starting tomorrow with Mrs Batchelder. Batchelder attended the Kiwanis International convention in Los Angeles as a Sonoma county delegate. They will stay at the Coronado Motor Inn while visiting friends here.
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Grace Hannah Booth Music Scholarship Awarded to Marian Vaughan Hadley
Marian Vaughan Hadley won the Grace Hannah Booth music scholarship presented at the Coronado high school awards assembly on June 4. She will study at San Jose State College and train with a San Francisco teacher, after two years of vocal study and years of violin and piano performance in school programs and church choirs. The scholarship, established in 1945 by the Coronado AAUW, memorializes Mrs. Booth.
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Noted Artists Booked for Summer Concerts Here by Music Society
The Coronado Music Society announces a July 18 start for a summer concert series at Hotel del Coronado under Dr. Nikolai Sokoloff. Soloists include Joseph Schuster Lyell Barbour Carolyn Blakeslee Earle Blakeslee Whitney Tustin with the Chamber Orchestra.
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Safety Council Holds Fire Station Meeting
The Coronado Safety Council met last evening at the fire station with Rear Adm. W. L. Friedell presiding. The council plans to send a delegate to the 10th annual Western Safety Conference on June 16, 17 and 18 at Hollywood.
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Admiral Gray Named President of Coronado Coordinating Council
Admiral A H Gray was elected president of the Coronado Coordinating Council at the regular Coronado High School meeting last Monday night. Alan Laing, newly elected school board member, was named vice president. new by laws were adopted and a clothing drive sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary received endorsement.
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Dale Shearer Named President of 20 30 Club
Dale Shearer was named president of the Coronado 20 30 Club succeeding Steward Neely. He becomes president July 1 after serving as first vice president. New officers include Robert Dillon as first vice president James Caterina as second vice president Howard Rundberg sergeant at arms and directors Duncan Turnipseed Donald McKinnon Alvin Werre Dr Lloyd Davis. Adm. Jonas Ingram USN ret US Commissioner of Professional Football was guest speaker and discussed this year's professional football situation.
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Coronado Lions Hear Fire Chief Welch on Prevention
Coronado Lions Club heard Fire Chief Frank H Welch discuss fire prevention at the Colony restaurant. He cited Coronado’s strategic fire station location allowing rapid response within 144 minutes and noted San Diego’s higher annual fire losses. Earle B. Childs chaired the program with John Crise presiding. guests included Everit Herter, James Montgomery, and Dr. Gjermiund Hoyme.
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Council Hears Reassessment Increases Coronado Tax Base
City Clerk A A Mathewson told five council members at City Hall that after re assessing part of Coronado's residential and business property the total tax base will grow by about 1 million dollars as of the upcoming tax rolls.
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Coronado Mayors Protest Ferry Rate Hike to California PUC
Mayor George F. Neal sent a formal protest to the State Public Utilities Commission on Wednesday opposing the San Diego and Coronado Ferry Company rate increase. He argued the rise would burden residents and that Coronado lacks funds for a rate expert, noting a public hearing is set for June 25 in San Diego. The council also backed a paving initiative for unpaved alleys west of Orange Avenue.
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Blame and Youth Drinking Spark Coronado Debate
Coronado residents confront teen drinking after last week’s incident that led to four youths arrested for Alcohol Beverage Control Act violations. One 19 year old is serving a county jail sentence, an 18 year old a city sentence, and two 17 year olds face county probation action. City Judge E S Wattawa calls for stricter law enforcement and closer community cooperation to curb the problem.
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