Coronades VIEWS BRIEFS and Local Events
Coronado notes report City Council member Archibald D. iel flew to Honolulu for a Marine Corps court martial. A health series on safe food for Coronado cafe operators continued at City Hall. Winners named in Second Grade prizes include Francis Marino and Sharon De 28e. Community Chest is underway to aid Coronado Hospital. Red Skelton performs at the Village. other shows listed at the Coronado and Balboa. Veterans Bowl plans by VFW 3 and a Father-Son Hict event advance. Club projects include Reader's Digest renewals and Rotary talk on Veterinary Medicine. Harry Nash’s friends note his health. Jarry Perkins visiting Mexico. Coronado institute members attend a four-day convention. Harvey returns from a Los Angeles trip.
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Coronado
Lee Evans
Butchers Union Work Stoppage Hits Bay Area Markets
The Butchers Union ordered a work stoppage affecting 90 percent of county meat distribution and 850 workers, with Coronado markets operating skeleton staffs. Union secretary Max Osslo led the strike after weeks of failed talks with the San Diego Employers' Association over wages. Market owners rejected union demands, pledging to run their own departments while keeping a $5 weekly offer.
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Coronado
Butchers
Max Osslo
San Diego
Pop Millar Show Tomorrow Afternoon at Coronado Theatre
A free "Uniform Show" by Pop Millar arrives tomorrow at 4 p m in the Coronado Theatre. The event, coordinated by Amos Kracht Preston Primm and Pop Millar with Kiwanis support, will run 4 to 5 pm and seeks volunteers to supervise.
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Millar
Coronado Theatre
Monogram Producers
Coronado Kiwanis Club
Amos Kracht
Preston Primm
Pop” Millar
Coronado Students Lead New County Youth Conference
Coronado High School student leaders will play key roles at the first Countywide Conference on Youth By Youth held Saturday at San Diego High School and Junior College. Participants from Coronado include student body president Marcia Brooks Girls' League president Ann Harvey Jane Ingram and Anne Magly with Brooks serving as conference secretary.
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Coronado High School
San Diego
Coronado
Marcia Brooks
Ann Harvey
Girls’ League
Jane Ingram
Anne Magly
Miss Brooks
Kiwanis Gun Instruction At Strand Range
Thirty three Cub Pack 35 members sponsored by Kiwanis met at the Strand police rifle range for gun instruction under C G Nordmarken F.B.S. rep. Howard Roberts won first prize Richard Hinkle second John Yeager third. Kiwanis instructors included Lloyd Alcaraz Amos Kracht George Mooney Charles Brandon Pop Millar George McMaster C Yeager and Preston Primm. New Kiwanis members announced this week are Charles H Calloway Emmett L Tobin O R Vosburgh Wm Collee Howard Lewis and Louis A Gadcke. Dr Frank Jigliotti will speak at tomorrow's joint La Mesa Kiwanis meeting on a Bird's-eye View of the Present European Situation.
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Cub Pack
Kiwanis Club
Strand
C. G. Nordmarken
F.bs
Howard Roberts
Richard Hinkle
John Yeager
Kiwanis
Lloyd Alcaraz
Amos Kracht
George Mooney
Charles Brandon
County Meeting Set At Hotel Del Coronado
The County League of Municipalities will hold its regular monthly meeting at Hotel del Coronado next Friday evening. About a dozen Coronado officials plan to attend led by Mayor George F. Neal and City Manager Howard Fuller.
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County League of Municipalities
Hotel del Coronado
Coronado
George F. Neal
Howard Fuller
Coronado Colts to meet Compton Wild Cats in Veterans Bowl
The first Veterans Bowl will be played Thanksgiving Day at Balboa Stadium pitting Coronado Colts of VFW Post 2422 against the Compton Athletic Club Wild Cats. Coronado, coached by Frank Greene, features Ex-service men Arthur Blaisdell Freeman Moeser Bill Nelson and Ray Turnipseed. Compton, led by Perry Harris, Harry Slater Carlos Martinez and Manuel Gonzales, counters with a quick, open attack despite a lighter line. The event marks a 1948 matchup stressed as speed versus weight in Southern California veteran football.
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VFW
San Diego County Council
Balboa Stadium
Coronado Colts
Henry D. Styer
Compton Athletic Club
Wild Cats
Coronado
Frank “Toady” Greene
Compton
Perry Harris
Drake
Lee Hernandez
Griff Roberts
Arthur Blaisdell
Freeman Moeser
Bill Nelson
Ray
Harry Slater
Carlos Martinez
Manuel Gonzales
L. A. Municipal Football Association
Calts
Southern California
Youth Club Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Coronado Recreation Department sponsored junior high group Knights and Eyes elected officers for the coming year. Jack Atkinson is chairman with Warren Nuessle as vice chairman and Betty Bietler secretary treasurer. The club held a successful dance last Saturday night.
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Knights and Eyes
Coronado Recreation Department
Jack Atkinson
Warren Nuessle
Betty Bietler
Paul Corriere
Jerry Sykes
Bill Hermes
Ernie Mauro
Norman Foster
Hans Boynton
K-E” Times
Virginia Blakely
Nancy Arnold
Shirley Miller
Maurice Grimaud
Kay Gage
Second Annual Father Son Night Dinner Planned
The Coronado YMCA Committee sponsors the second annual Father Son Night tonight at 6 30 p m in the elementary school gym. Willie Steele SDSU Olympic broad jump champion and Ensign Bo Coppedge US Navy grid coach will speak at the dinner program. Entertainment follows at the high school auditorium with singing and musical acts concluding at 9 p m. Tickets $1 50 from Quentin Roy E T Bud Anderson or the public school office.
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Toni Os
Coronado Ymca Committee
Quentin Roy
Willie Steele
San Diego State College
Ensign
Bo” Coppedge
Annapolis
U. S. Destroyer Force
Roy
E. T
Bud” Anderson
Woman Rescued After Fall From Ferry Coronado
A U S C student rescued Mrs Bowen after she fell from the ferry Coronado on the Coronado Channel. She was unconscious but stabilized after lifebuoy aid until the crew retrieved them. Bowen was taken to Coronado Hospital with shock and later resumed his holiday at the Hotel del Coronado.
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Bowen
Meee Street
the Diego
U.S.C
Coronado
Dick” Wallace
Adm Pye Warns Of America's Peril
Adm Williams Pye addressed the San Diego University Club on Americas Peril urging personal efficiency conservation and disciplined use of time and energy to combat wasted natural resources.
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Adm. Williams
Pye
San Diego University Club
Mrs Goss Reappointed to Lead County Christmas Seals Drive
Mrs Fred G Goss of San Diego will head the county wide Christmas Seal sale for a third term as general chairman. Dr R A Schneiders of the San Diego County Tuberculosis and Health Association praised her leadership and noted Coronado chairmanship for Mrs Edward P Hogan. The campaign stresses seals as a small cost way to combat a preventable disease.
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Fred G. Goss
San Diego
R. A. Schneiders
San Diego County
Coronado Hospital Seeks Modern X ray Equipment
Letter from Walter to the editor details repeated proposals by the Coronado Hospital Medical Staff to install adequate X ray facilities. They note current third hand equipment limits diagnostics, request a certified X ray specialist, and praise the Coronado Lions Club and Community Chest for support.
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Coronado Hospital
Hoste
Board of Directors
Coornido Hospital
Coronado
Community Chest
Lions Club
William T. Booth
M.D
8. E. Flynn
M. D
E. M. Hays
Ruth E. Ray
Vincent Flynn
Sam Mason Retires After 25 Years With Transit Firms
Sam E. Mason, senior vice president of the San Diego Transit System and the San Diego and Colorado Ferry Company, was guest of honor at a Hotel del Coronado banquet last Friday. He announced his retirement from active duty while planning to stay active in community work. Attending were Coronado Mayor George F. Neal and Mrs Neal as city representatives.
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Sam E. Mason
San Diego Transit System
San Diego & Coronado Ferry Company
Hotel del Coronado
Mason
George F. Neal
Coronado
Neal
Coronado Council approves subdivision plan for Spreckels property
The City Council approved preliminary plans to subdivide the Spreckels property between First Street and the Bay for residential lots to be sold early next year by Coronado Development Company. Fisher, Miller, and Selten represented the firm. The panel also backed connecting the country club area to the Alameda Boulevard sewer. A memo urged termination of planner Gordon Whitnall’s services by December 31 after zoning work. The Harbor Committee opposed renewing the Glorietta Bay tidelands lease to Agnes Miller-Wade. commendations were given to the police chief and officer Vosbergh for aiding an injuredwoman.
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Spreckels
First Street
Bay
Coronado Development Company
M. Bert Fisher
Paul Miller
Victor Selten
Planning Commission
Fisher
Country Club
Alameda Blvd
Howard Fuller
Fuller
J. W. Jordan
Frank Welch
Jordan
Gordon Whitnall
Harbor Committee
Glorietta Bay Tidelands
Agnes Miller-Wade
Edward Orcutt
Police Department
O. R. Vosbergh
Coronado Compass
Coronado Chamber Seeks Christmas Opening Date
Coronado Chamber of Commerce conducts a telephone survey of retailers to pick the best date for a Christmas season grand opening. Early results favor Saturday December 4 with stores open until 9 pm for decorations along Orange Avenue. Final results to be announced at next Friday's board luncheon at La Avenida.
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Coronado
Fire damages pier on the Strand near Coronado
A Sunday night blaze destroyed a section of a private wharf three miles south of Coronado on the Strand. Coronado fire department, with ATB and State Forestry aid, fought the fire. The Johnson-Western Company uses the wharf to salvage surplus naval landing craft.
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Strand
Coronado
ATB
State
Johnson-Western Company
Power Rate Raise Due Here Soon by Klauber
The San Diego Gas and Electric Company may be forced to raise its rates for the first time in eight years due to a 10 cent a barrel rise in fuel oil. President L M Klauber announced the possibility yesterday and noted no rate increase has been filed with the State Public Utilities Commission.
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San Diego Gas & Electric Company
L. M. Klauber
State Public Utilities Commission
Islanders Beat Oceanside 32 13 to Boost Metro Title Bid
Coronado High earned a key 32 13 victory over Oceanside Friday night lifting them into a three way Metro League tie with La Jolla and Escondido. Ray Ince and Jim Voit each scored twice with Kurt Storch adding a TD and two extra points. Ince returned a punt 66 yards and added an 18 yard scoring run as Coronado struck four times in the fourth period to seal the win. Senior players and standout performers highlighted a strong team effort in Coronado’s best game of the season.
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Oceanside
Escondido
la Jolla
Coronado
Ray Ince
Jim Voit
Kurt Storch
Voit
Storch
Compton
Pirates
Jack Karns
Coronations Attend Concert At Russ Sunday
A festival night for music lovers filled the Russ Auditorium as the Woman's Philharmonic Committee opened a successful season with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Alfred Wallenstein. The program featured Mozart The Marriage of Figaro Overture Copland Third Symphony and Schubert Seventh. Notable Coronado patrons in attendance included Mr and Mrs James Alexander Irwin General and Mrs Gilder Jackson Jr Mrs Allen Cockrell Adm and Mrs William S Pye and many others.
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Russ Auditorium
Woman's Philharmonic Committee
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
Mozart
Copland
Schubert
Coronado
James Alexander Irwin
Gilder Jackson, Jr
Allen Cockrell
E. M. Thompson
William 8. Pye
Rex Tallman
John Palmer Wilbur
Harold Swan
Coronado Community Chest Campaign Heads into Week
The Coronado drive seeks 16874 dollars as the annual appeal runs through Sunday. Tonight at 6 30 p m the second annual father son night dinner and show is at the Elementary School gym with tickets selling in pairs.
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Coronado Community Chest
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HER & Son
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Hugh G. Rockwell
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Dr. Rockwell
Kineton State College
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Corence
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Ibiphia
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Los Angeles
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Jurfaces West
Butchers Union
Pop Millar
Burt Kramer
Pop
Adm
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Community Chest Chairman
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Pirate
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Christine McKay
Ruth Jenkins
Mmes
Alan Buchanan
Quinn
J. Lyndecker
Walter Wilson Crosby
Ruth Murray
R. L. Jackson
W. E. Watson
L. R. Thomasson
Thomas J. Senn
Thomas Washington
W. Stitt
Louis Coxe
Orin Murfin
H. G. S. Wallace
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