City Council Adopts Reconsideration Procedure and Adds Street Arterials
Last Tuesday the City Council approved resolutions including adopting a reconsideration process for items previously turned down and adding street arterials and utilities to the Master Plan while deleting the Naval Institute site. The council also accepted a bid from R. E. Hazard Company of San Diego to resurface Coronado streets at 6.64 per ton for 1650 tons, as recommended by City Manager Howard Fuller.
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Naval Institute
San Diego
Coronado
Howard Fuller
VEW Auxiliary Starts Poppy Sale for Veterans
VEW Post 2422 Auxiliary begins a two day poppy sale to honor fallen comrades from two world wars. Funds support the VFW Widows and Orphans Home and veterans welfare programs. Volunteers include Juanita Van Cleave Audrey Kimble Louise Bodker Arisog Torigian Irene Billings and others.
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VEW
Marie Edwards
Bank of America
VFW National
Mmes
Juanita’ van Cleave
Audrey Kimble
Louise Bodker
Arisog Torigian
Irene Billings
Peggy Schneider
Esther Spears
Ernestine Day
Ann Reading
Margaret Bowman
Julia Dixon
Betty Wright
Lida Andrews
Lou Stodghill
Philip Dike to Teach Watercolor Seminar at Coronado Arts
Philip Latimer Dike will join guest instructors for a Watercolor Seminar at the Coronado School of Fine Arts under Rex Brandt this summer. He has shown work nationwide and contributed to national magazines. From 1928 to 1946 he taught at Chouinard Art Institute and worked as a color consultant at Walt Disney Studios in Hollywood. He has lectured extensively on color in animated motion pictures.
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Philip Latimer
Phil) Dike
Coronado School of Fine Arts
Rex- Brandt
Mr. Dike
Chouinard Art Institute
Walt Disney Studios
Hollywood
Judge Glen Speaker At Many Gatherings
Superior Court judge William A. Glen has given 75 speaking engagements since his appointment, mostly at noon or in the evening, due to his duties on the bench. He succeeds Charles C. Haines and is a candidate for the unexpired term in the June 1 primary.
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William A. Glen
Superior Court
Glen
Charles C. Haines
Coronado Art Gallery Announces List Of Exhibitors
The Coronado Art Gallery at 1115 Orange Avenue opens a new exhibition featuring Doris Blathelock ceramic dogs E F Ingrig Myrtle Durgin and others. Works include Salton Sea Mt Gorgonia Sunset Cliffs Madonna and Child Portraits and Autumn Oaks. The gallery is open daily 10 to 5 and Sundays 1 to 5. A board meeting is set for Friday at Col Sam Bogans home with a membership meeting next Monday at Mrs Calvin Durgins residence.
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Coronado Art Gallery
Orange Avenue
Gal- Doris Blathelock
E. F. Ingric
Myrtle Durgin
HH. L. Harris, Jr
Salton Sea
Mary Carroll
Grace Healey
Sunset Cliffs
May Brockmeier
Dick Carroll
Olivia Andres
Bill Munson
Gloria
Monty Lewis
Heidridge la Plante
E. F. Ingrig
H. Ll. Harris
San Jacinto
Calvin T. Durgin
North Island
School Board Grants Contracts to staff for 1948 49
The board awards Grace Bush a 1948 49 budget officer and purchasing agent contract with a $3600 salary. James S. Holton receives a probationary high school teacher contract for the coming year. Curtis Yeager is named high school night school principal with an extra $500 salary.
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Grace Bush
James S. Holton
Curtis Yeager
Coronado Junior High to Graduate 114 Next Month
Coronado Unified Schools announce that 114 eighth graders will graduate into Coronado High School next month. The list includes Abbott Stephanie Lynn through Wright James, detailing numerous students across multiple families and surnames.
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Coronado Junior High School
Jane Begg
Davis
Lou Ann
DeWeese
Jacqueline Anne
Dickinson
Jay Rogers
Dobbs
Shirley Jean
Donovan
Brinsley Sheridan
Draper
Leanna Jo
Dudley
Gordon
H. Edwards
Betty Jean
Earle
Joan
Edwards
George Spencer
Fair
Rober
Anthony
Feigenbutz
Leon V
Fiorito
Frances Ramona
Flynn
Felicia Margaret
Patrick
Special Agent Talks at Rotary Meeting on Crime and Co operation
William Murphy head of the San Diego FBI spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel del Coronado detailing recent cases in San Diego and aboard a ship. He highlighted bad checks military deserters murder and mutiny with praise for Coronado police cooperation. Dale Ginn chaired the program as guests and birthday observances were noted.
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William Murphy
San Diego
FBI
Rotary Club
Hotel del Coronado
High Seas
Murphy
J. W. Jordan
Coronado Police Department
F.B.I
University of Michigan Law School
New York
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Dale Ginn
Rotary
Walter Shortt
Walter Vestal
H O. Nash
Tom Stacy
Alfred Laing, Sr
James Vernetti
Jonas Kessing
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John .M
Twyman Ee
Navy
la 'Mesa
Charles Fletcher
Aes Fletcher
Philip Dike
Fine Arts
Charles W. Strean
del Mar Avenue
Chula Vista, California
Charles W. Stream
Ralph R.cloyed
Yosemblyman
Ralph R. Cloyed
Sembly
Assembly
James R. Scott
Atty
DeWitt Higgs
Sperior
William A
Sharron Mauvin
Harmon
Mary Ann
Hemingway
Kenneth Edward
Hicks
Wanda May
Heckenberry
Janice R
Howard
Sally Lockwood
Hurst
Mary Lee
Thee
Malcolm James
Jackson
Robert Earl
Keller
John Horatio
Ketcham
Margot
Knight
Demald E
Knox
William Hugh
Latham
Jacquelyn Maxine
le Hardy
Ward Morhouse
Leonard
Evelyn Ann
Ludlow
Joan V
MacArthur
Kenneth Donald
Maertins
Robert
McCaslin
Betty Aileen
McDowell
Grace Murial
McLean
Donald F
Mercer
Sally June
Scrymgoeur
Schwetz
Leda Mae
Lee
John Joshua
Sheil
Lavallette P
Sherman
James M
Silva
Mary Anne
Smedberg
Edwin Barden
Stanley
Judith Gayle
Starling
Barbara Jean
Stickney
Janice Joan
Stockfelt
Joan Joyce
Swanson
Eric R
Sublette
Phyllis Elizabeth
Suter
Rita Virginia
Sykes
Notary Property Management
EL Cajon
LA Mesa
Talbot
Bayview
F.B
Rotary Meeting
Ned Holmes
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