Coronado Pinball Fight Prompts City Council Action
Coronado officials moved to curb pinball machines after a contentious council meeting. The Police Chief will convene owners and operators to review state gambling laws, with a ban likely if violations recur. A downtown protest letter and restaurant concerns about revenue were noted. Chief Jordan plans a 10 a.m. meeting Monday at City Hall.
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Coronado
Ueile Hayes
Mullinnix Blvd
George F. Neal
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Council
George Crawford Nominated as New Lions Club President
At a Lions Club luncheon at the Colony restaurant the nominating committee led by Curtis Hinkle proposed George Crawford as president and Harle B. Childs as vice president along with Charles Free as second vice president William Gerelich as treasurer A N Wilson as tail twister Pat Patton as lion tamer and William Barkin as acepe.
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Lions Club
Colony
Curtis Hinkle
George Crawford
Harle B. Childs
Charles Free
William Gerelich
A. N. Wilson
Pat Patton
William Barkin
Acepe
Poppy Days Proclaimed by Coronado Mayor
I G F Neal declares Friday and Saturday May 21 and 22 as Poppy Days in Coronado under American Legion Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars auspices. Citizens urged to participate in remembrance of war dead and wear the Memorial Poppy.
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United States of America
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American Legion Auxiliary
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Memorial Day Closures Across Town Noted by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce announces stores will be closed all day May 31 in honor of Memorial Day observed on the previous Sunday. Banks will also close May 31 and June 1, with primary election day on June 1 affecting operations.
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Paper Pickup by 20 30 Club This Saturday
The 20 30 club members will collect papers and magazines on Saturday and Sunday. "Pop" Mil will lead the Junior Traffic patrol. Bundles should be securely wrapped and placed on the curb Saturday morning. Magazines should be wrapped separately.
Four Candidates Compete For Two School Board Seats
Four candidates compete for two vacancies on the Coronado Unified School District board. Election is held today with polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Coronado Elementary School, officials announce.
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Coronado Unified School
Coronado
Coronado School Board Candidacy Statements Revealed
Local candidates for the Coronado school board include Karl Smith USN Ret. incumbent Norman Rudd and Alan Laing Coronado merchant. The notice urges a well informed trustees board to address teaching shortages school facilities and enrollment amid voter transportation help offered to maximize turnout.
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Coronado
Karl Smith
USN
Norman Rudd
Naval Air Station
Coronado High School
Alan Laing
Coronado Community Chest
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Incumbent Reviews School Board Actions During Regime
Karl Smith USN ret., seeking Coronado Unified School Board seat, defends six months of board efforts to study school needs and building projects. He cites USC consultant Dr Hull and the planned single salary schedule as progress, with a note of continuation on page 12.
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Karl Smith
USN
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Coronado
Unified School
Hull
University of Southern California
Fingleport
Public hearing on city purchase of U S O site
A public hearing was called to discuss the city's plan to buy the U S O Center at the Silver Strand for about 10 000 dollars. The meeting aims to hear Coronado taxpayers and property owners before the May 25 deadline set by the Federal Works Agency. If approved, the building would house municipal offices and an auditorium for public use, with renovation funded by 12 500 annually from ATB rent.
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Coronado
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