Coronado Considers County Health Plan Participation
The Coronado City Council votes to join San Diego County's health program, with Dr. Wm. Booth urging alignment on health matters. The agreement would cost about $50 monthly and can be terminated with 30 days notice if unsatisfactory. A county board of health may be formed to steer policy and liaison with county officials.
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San Diego County
Coronado
J. R. Goodbody
Wm. Booth
County Health Service
Oceanside
Chula Vista
Booth
Neal
Board of ‘Health
Mayor Neal Seeks Copley Mansion Price for Civic Center
With council approval Mayor George F. Neal sent a letter to James Copley heir of Col Ira C. Copley asking for a definite price on the Copley residence upper Glorietta Boulevard for possible city purchase as a Civic Center The letter notes if the price is deemed reasonable the issue would go to Coronado residents by straw vote likely alongside the U S O building ballot next month.
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George F. Neal
James Copley
Ira C. Copley
Aurora
Ill
Copley
Neal
Glorietta Boulevard
People of
Coronado
Copley Purchase
U.S.O
Second Parents Conference Set For Monday Night
The second in a series of Parents Conferences will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the Recreation Center. W. T. Vandiver, recreation director, announced the event aimed at junior high parents with an open forum discussion. A proposed city curfew ordinance for minors will be a top topic, with city officials including Police Chief J. W. Jordan and principal A. E. Schaefer attending.
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W.T. van
Diver
J. W. Jordan
Pop” Millar
Vandiver
Police Warn on Illegal Fireworks After Complaints
Coronado Police issued a warning to parents about illegal firecrackers and explosive pyrotechnics amid numerous complaints. Police Chief J. W. Jordar cited City Ordinance .659 imposing a 500 dollar fine or up to six months imprisonment for illegal fireworks possession, use, or supply.
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Thee
Coronado Police Department
J. W. Jordar
Dorothea McCall Wins 3768 Votes for County Central Committee
Dorothea McCall of Coronado secured 3768 votes in the Second District and will be sworn in July 18 by Lex Lord, the county registrar of voters. The same day the county central committees will hold their first meeting to select a chairman and plan for the upcoming national elections in November. The final tally confirms McCall’s lead in Coronado.
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Dorothea McCall
Coronado
Republican County Central Committee
Lex Lord
McCall
Beach horseback riding approved for limited trial period
City Council approved a trial period allowing horseback riding on Coronado beaches. Horses may be ridden only before 10 a m or after 4 p m, with no galloping. The plan had prior approval from City Manager Howard Fuller Police Chief J W Jordan and Recreation Director W T Vandiver.
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Coronado
Howard Fuller
J. W. Jordan
W. T. Vandiver
Life In Russia Described At Lions Club Meeting
Rear Adm. L. H. Hunt ret USN spoke at the Colony restaurant to Coronado Lions Club members about life in Russia. He cited harsh Soviet treatment of Americans, spoilage of US food shipments, and heavy use of US lend lease equipment in Moscow. He warned relations would not improve while the regime remains ruthless.
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Russia
Ibed
Lions Club
Coronado Lions Club
Colony
L. H. Hunt
USN
Moscow
U. S
Humt
U.S
Council Blocks Yotes Reappointment In 3-2 Vote
City Council narrowly defeats reappointment of Capt. I. S. Yates amid tense session before a standing room audience. The meeting opens with apologies and formal statements as planning commission appointments become the focus and opposition emerges from Councilman Melbourne.
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Archibald D. Abel
George F. Neal
Abel
Arthur Chytrus
Council
Planning Commission
Capt
I. S. Yates
Councilman
Melbourne
McEver
Res Coder Eae
Chytrus
Yates
Capt. Yates
Coronado
Commission
Rev. R. H. Sanders To Leave Coronado For Higher Post
The Rev R Hylton Sanders of St Pauls Church of the Voyager will leave Coronado at month end to take a larger post. The new appointment will be announced June 28 by Bishop James C Baker. Sanders came to Coronado in 1945 after Navy chaplain service and prior parish work near Pasadena. He was born in 1913 in Golden River British Columbia and studied USC and Drew University. He married Dorothy Ann Ross in 1937 and has three children. He will attend the Long Beach conference with Mrs Sanders.
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R. Hylton Sanders
St. Paul's
Coronado
James, C. Baker
Sanders
Temple City
Pasadena
Golden
Kicking Horse’ River
British Columbia
University of Southern California
Drew University
Madison
New Jersey
Dorothy Ann Ross
Carol
Robbye
Bruce
Olive Ave
Sander
Methodists
Long Beach
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E. T. Anderson
R. H. Sanders
Chytrus, McEver
E. G. Stanley
Elwood T. Anderson
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