Colts Face Spoilers in Last Home Game at Cutler Field
The V. F. W. Coronado Colts close their home schedule Sunday at 2 15 p m against the L A Spoilers in a benefit game for the Youth Club at Cutler Field. Both teams carry five wins and two losses with common defeats by Eagle Rock. The Le Fevre brothers Everet and Benny lead the Spoilers as quarterbacks. Colts sidelined are Bob Hoover and Dick McKee. Coach Frank Toady Greene expects a hard fought contest. The Coronado band pom pom girls and cheerleaders will attend.
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L. A
Cutler Field
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Eagle Rock
Blue Tide
St. Joseph
Bus Sutherland
U.C.L.A
le Febvve Brothers
Everet
Benny
Bob Hoover
Dick McKee
Frank “Toady” Greene
Coronado High School
20 30 Club Meeting Reviews Ballot Propositions
The 20 30 Club met last Monday at the Dinner Basket. Guest speaker Donald White discussed ballot propositions. Also attending were Dr. William 8 Kirk and Harold Culver.
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Donald White
William 8. Kirk
Harold Culver
City Council to Hold Zoning Public Hearing Tonight
City Council will convene at City Hall at 8 p.m. to hear proposed planning and zoning ordinance changes and an updated zoning map. Planning Commission has recommended incorporation of the proposals into the new ordinance and members will attend the hearing in lieu of their regular meeting.
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Planning Commission
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Coronado Community Chest names 25 directors for 1948 49 drive
At a meeting of the Coronado Community Chest 25 new directors were appointed to serve for the 1948 49 campaign year. Officers will be elected from the group next week. The drive runs November 15 to November 21 with a goal of 16 874 56.
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Coronado Community Chest
Wm. Booth
Clyde Bowman
Melville
S. Brown
Harvey Cain
Robert 8. Davis
Lee Evans
A. H. Gray
Wm. Gerelick
W. W. Harvey
Curtis Hinkle
Edward P. Hogan
C. W. Hutton
J. W. Jordan
Alice V. Lewis
Laurence Priddy
Jno
Dance at Masonic Temple Tomorrow
The Silver Strand Rebekah Lodge and the Oddfellows of Coronado will host a joint dance tomorrow night at the Masonic Temple.
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Silver Strand
Rebekah Lodge
The
Oddfellows of
Coronado
Coronado Faces La Jolla In Key League Showdown
This afternoon at Scrippsfield La Jolla and Coronado meet in the year’s top football clash. The winner likely earns the Metro League title for 1948 as Coronado, despite one early loss to St Augustine, stands undefeated in league play.
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la Jolla
Coronado
St. Augustine
Islanders
Vikings
Election Results May Hinge on Large Absentee Vote Here
Large Coronado absentee ballots remain to be counted affecting the outcome in key races. Ellis Crane challenges Howard Cramer for the 80th District Assembly seat, while Harold P. Requa Jr. faces Edwin M. Campbell for County Board of Education Second District. Current semi official tallies show Cramer and Campbell ahead. The Coronado Compass will publish complete results in next Wednesday edition due to space limits.
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Coronado
Ellis Crane
Howard Cramer
Assembly
Harold P. Requa, Jr
Edwin M. Campbell
National City
County Board of Education
Cramer
Campbell
Coronado Compass
Campbell Holds Slight Lead Over Requa for County Post
Attorney Ed win M. Campbell of National City led Harold P. Requa Jr by 88 votes for the county board of education seat. Officials will release final results weeks after absentee ballots are counted. Requa praised supporters and wished Campbell well if the lead holds.
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Campbell
Requa
Floral Association Meets Monday in Coronado
The Coronado Floral Association will hold its annual meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in Room 3 at Coronado High School. Officials for the coming year will be elected and plans for the 1949 Flower Show discussed. Captain H. H. Ritter retires after eight years as president.
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Coronado Floral Association
Coronado High School
Coronado
H. H. Ritter
Highway Commission Replies to Mayor on Coronado Ferry
The California Highway Commission states no state laws permit acquiring a privately owned Coronado San Diego ferry and has not considered such acquisition. The reply notes only Streets and Highways Code Section 100.5 covers ferries and is not authorizing state ownership. City officials may explore creating a special district to run the service in the future.
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California Highway Commission
George F. Neal
Coronado
G. F. Neal
Calif
Mr. Neal
Coronado-San Diego
Department of Public Works
G. N. Cook
Butchers Strike Threat Lingers in Coronado Markets
The San Diego Employers Association led by Charles Free accuses union leaders of denying a secret ballot on a proposed $5 weekly wage increase. Journeymen would earn $72.50 for a 40 hour week, head meat cutters $77.50, while the union seeks $12.50 more to reach $80. Market managers operate day by day to avoid spoilage amid threatened strike action.
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Coronado
San Diego
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