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Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1948

Page

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Coronado Chamber Plans Joint Talks on Direct Bus Service

Laing and Rudd elected to board as the Coronado Chamber of Commerce votes to send officers to meet Palm City District Chamber of Commerce directors. The talks aim to discuss direct bus links between Coronado and the South Bay area following a Friday Board meeting at La Avenida Cafe. Palm City officials expressed willingness to cooperate and consider the service a potential paying proposition. Proceedings include a Palm City joint meeting with representatives Charlés Free, Clarence Anderson, and Alfred Laing, plus a telegram from Rep. Charles K. Fletcher.

Coronado Palm City Palm City Civic Group Coronado Compass Imperial Beach Ity South Bay Palm City Chamber Coronado Chamber John C. Schroeder Simeeting Bes Charlés “Free Clarence Anderson Alfred Laing

Outstanding High School Students Presented Awards

A May 19 assembly at Coronado High School awarded athletic and other honors. Varsity and junior teams received letters from Coach Niedermeier. Don Davis earned a cross country record medal. Golf, tennis, and basketball letters were handed by staff. a Metro League banner was presented by Chuck Miller. Gold pins went to Pat Murphy Scott, Anne Herney, Pam Joy, and Marcia Huffman.

Coronado High School Niedermeyer Don Davis Rusty Rumney Mr. Nichols Mr. Bynk D” Basketbal Chuck Miller Pat Murphy Scott Anne Herney Pam Joy Marcia Huffman Miss Gasser

Opening Day at Coronado Yachting Weekend Sees 65 Boats

Coronado Yacht Club launches season with three days of events. Commodore Bob Seymour to welcome Edmund Bailey of the Pacific Coast Yachting Association at 1 p.m. after a 10 a.m. fleet inspection. Power boat parade and Craig trophy race from Ballast Point in early afternoon. Twelve trophies to be awarded at 7 p.m. Trophy dinner at the Hotel del Coronado. Only 200 capacity. Bailey trophy handicap race to follow and Bailey trophy won by San Diego YC last year. Open house 8 a.m. Monday with Lightning race at 12:15 p.m. Most visitors depart Monday.

Coronado Yacht Club Bob Seymour Edmund Bailey Pacific Coast Yachting Association Ballast Point Earle B. Childs Newport Harbor Coronado Club Hotel del Coronado Commodore Childs San Diego

Coronation City Council Weighs USC Building Purchase

Nearly 100 Coronatians crowded the High School room for a public hearing on the proposed USC building purchase. Mayor George F. Neal adjourned at 9 p.m. after arguments on both sides. decision expected at today’s regular council meeting.

USC George F. Neal

Coronado Announces School Board Winners and Graduates

Coronado Unified School District elected Alan Laing and Norman Rudd to fill two board vacancies. Rudd won with 558 votes, Laing 458, while Karl Smith and James Vernetti trailed. Graduation lists for Coronado High School are presented for approval with diplomas to be handed by Carlton D. Joy and Junior high certificates by Mrs. Frederick J. Nel.

Alan Laing Coronado Norman Rudd North Island Coronado Unified School District Laing Comdr Karl Smith USN James Vernetti Coronado High School A. E.schaefer Carlton D. Joy Board of Frederick J. Nel

Memorial Day Closures Hit Banks and Stores

The Chamber of Commerce announces stores will close all day May 31 in honor of Memorial Day. Banks will close Monday May 31 and Tuesday June 1, which is primary election day.

City Hall Hearing Reads State Pinball Penalties

Chief J Jordan led a city hall session with 16 cafe owners and amusement reps to hear sections 330 330 A and 335 A of the state penal code on gambling devices. The meeting outlined a plan to ban all pinball machines after a first police noted violation.

J. W. Jordan Coronado Cliff Jordan

Deadline Set for Veterans Property Exemption Filing

Coronado veterans must file property exemption statements with the County Assessor by June 2. Assessor Crowell D. Eddy issued the last call noting applications must be submitted before the deadline and will not be accepted after.

Ans Crowell D. Eddy

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