Coronado Easter Sunrise Service at Cutler Field
Easter Sunday service at Cutler Field hosted by Coronado Protestant Churches led by Chaplain John W. Weise. The Holy City will be sung with choir rehearsal at 10:30 a.m. A reading by Reverend Hylton Sanders and organist Dorothy Lanning announced. Other sunrise services noted at Mt Soledad Presidio Hills Mt Helix Organ Pavilion Balboa Park.
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Coronado
Cutler Field
Arthur D. Sale
Holy City
John W. Weise
Naval Air Station
Ped ‘Hylton Sanders
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Kenneth Carson
Presby Church
Dorothy Lanning
Mt. Soledad
Presidio Hills
Mt. Helix
Organ Pavilion
Balboa Park
Easter Egg Hunt At Park On Easter Sunday
The Easter Bunny will hide thousands of eggs at Library Park for Coronado children at 8 A.M. Sunday Easter Day. The event, in cooperation with the Village Theatre and Coronado Merchants Association, offers prizes and theatre tickets.
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Library Park
Coronado
Village Theatre
Coronado Merchants Association
Pop” Millar
Boy Scouts
Mayor Abel Discusses Coronado Redevelopment Plan
City official Archibald Abel told Kiwanis Club members at La Avenida Cafe that Coronado s redevelopment plan is essential for future prosperity. He cited tidelands use as economically unsound and noted the city currently earns only about 16000 dollars.
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Archibald D. Abel
Kiwanis Club
la Avenida
Music Society to Begin Summer Concert Series
Tentative plans for a series of five symphonic concerts during the coming summer season were finalized by the Coronado Music Society Auxiliary Committee at the home of S. Gilder D. Jackson Jr. on Alameda Boulevard. The Sunday start is set for July 18.
Candidates To Speak At Open Meeting of Coordinating Council
Candidates for City Council address bond issues and campaigns at a Town Hall Open Meeting set for March 31 at 7 30 p m in the High School. Most candidates have accepted invitations to speak to voters.
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Coordinating Council
Max Forney
Admiral Nimitz collection to be displayed in Coronado
The Nimitz service decorations will be shown at the First National Bank in Coronado starting Monday March 29. Walter C. Stitt, assistant vice president, notes the display includes foreign medals from Cuba Argentina France and the Netherlands plus a silver platter and a silver box with signatures from naval attaches and flag officers.
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Admiral Nimitz
First National Bank
Chester W. Nimitz
San Diego
Coronado
Walter C. Stitt
Nimitz
Carlos Manuel del Cespedes
Argentina
Liberator San Martin
Washington
Classified ad deadline notice for Coronado Compass
Readers may place Tuesday issue classifieds before Monday noon at the Compass office 45 Orange Avenue or by phone H 33141. Ads for FK issues are accepted until Thursday noon.
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Coronado Compass
Compass
Orange Avenue
Cross and Stanley Market Opens Under New Policy Motto
The Cross and Stanley Market at 926 Orange Avenue reopened under new ownership with E G Stanley and R G Cross directing operations. They pledge local ownership, free delivery, and a motto of Courtesy Quality and Service while Stanley continues the meat department. The Council, after Fire Chief Welch identified three fire hazards at 1615 San Luis Rey Avenue 771 F Avenue and 813 Eighth Street, ordered condemnation proceedings for those premises. The owner of San Luis Rey already plans voluntary removal. The mayor was authorized to seek legal interpretations of tidelands grant from the Attorney General as the city plans a fresh redevelopment presentation before the State Legislature next year. The Council also appropriated 150 to cover the mayor's continued duties.
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Cross and Stanley
Ferguson’s Grocery
Orange Avenue
E. G. Stanley
R G. Cross
Stanley
Cross
Coronado
San Diego
Shrine
Frank Welch
J. R. Goodbody
Chief Welch
San Luis Rey Avenue
F Avenue
Eighth Street
Welch
San Luis Rey
Archibald D. Abel
Sacramento
Fred Howser
Tidelands
Tuesday Night Will Be First Opportunity to Identify Mr Coronado
The Coronado Theater and Village Theater will host a free draw Tuesday night at about 9 o’clock to identify Mr Coronado. Winners at either venue may claim $100 in prizes. if not identified $25 more will be added. If identified at both venues the prize is split.
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Mr. Coronado
Coronado Theater
Village Theater
William Sale
Village Theatre
Coronado
Sale
Recreation Dept Plans Coronado Softball Season Meeting
With spring near, Coronado officials outline plans for the softball season. The Recreation Department invites players managers coaches and sponsors to a March 29 meeting at 8 p.m. at the Recreation Center 706 Sixth Street to form local teams and draft a tentative schedule.
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Coronado
Recreation Department
Sixth Street
Coronado Chamber Adds Sixteen New Members This Week
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce announces sixteen new members including Dr. William L. Barkin Optometrist Mabel De Moisy The Petite Shop L Kipperman Kippy s Wm T Elliott Elliott s Camera Shop A H Foret real estate Lee Mather Strand Realty George Crawford plumbing Anderson Brothers Coronado Home Bakery Walter Shortt Shell Service Station Carl Ince Coronado Radio & Electric Royal Smith Thrifty Store Coronado Compass Village Theatre Coronado Theatre Strand Realty Co Crown Realty Co. The drive nears the 100 member mark as two weeks remain. Captain Curtis Hinkle s Paratroopers lead Captain George Crawford s Commandos with a planned blitzkrieg in the drive s final week.
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Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Charles Free
William L. Barkin
Mabel de Moisy
Petite Shop
L. Kipperman
Kippy’s
Wm. T. Elliott
Elliott
A. H. Foret
Lee Mather
the Strand Realty Co
George Crawford
Plumbing
Anderson Brothers
Coronado Home Bakery
Walter Shortt
Shell
Carl Ince
Coronado Radio & Electric
Royal Smith
Thrifty Store
Coronado Compass
Village Theatre
Coronado Theatre
Strand Realty Co
Crown. Realty Co
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Cutler
Abel
Kiwanis
Gion of Honor
Netherlands
Walter
Stitt
Cross & Stanley Market
Chamber
Free
Curtis Hinkle
Paratroopers
Commandos
Blitzkreig
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