Tax Appraiser's Advice Sought by Local Property Owners
Councilwoman Hurst invites Mrs. Carol Fifield Mr. Louis Millen and others to meet with a tax appraiser at her home to discuss coordinated protest options against Gaara county taxes. Hundreds of landowners protested last July and seek group relief with minimal personal cost through combined action.
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Coronado
Sachanene Hurst
Carol Fifield
Louis Millen
Board of Equalization
Hurst
Field
Mr. Millen
Foster Bryant
Pt. H. H. Ritter
Carl Allen
Refunding Donations for Coronado Golf Course Vote
The Citizens' Golf Course Development Committee refunds donations from pure-minded citizens. Treasurer Wayne Kelley explains in a letter that Coronado City Council supports acquiring the hog ch golf course and First Street properties via a bond issue to be voted by citizens. The committee plans to inform voters at the election with a clear explanation of the questions.
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Tie
Ayne Kelley
Coronado City
Firsttreet
Cars face fitness checks by Coronado and state officers
Coronado police in cooperation with the California Highway Patrol checked 179 cars at Fourth Street F Avenue and between Sixth and Seventh on Orange to verify roadworthiness. Officers Hoppe Scully Brandes Kalland assisted while CHP members Maxwell Strickland issued 25 warnings and one citation.
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Coronado
California Highway Patrol
Fourth Street
F Avenue
Orange
Joe Hoppe
Clyde Scully
Ted Brandes
Kenneth Kalland
Charles Maxwell
William Strickland
Coronado High to Meet Grossmont Tomorrow at 2:30 P.M.
Coronado High School football travels to Grossmont tomorrow afternoon for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff. The Wave recently lost 12-6 at home to La Jolla, the league leading prep squad, at Cutler Field.
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Coronado
Grossmont
Cutler Field
la Jolla
Coronado Council Rebuffs Zoning Evasion Plan
Coronado City Council condemned an attempted loophole in the building zone ordinance. A builder reportedly created a second house by transferring land from the first 6000 square foot lot to the adjacent plot, a move described as not legal or cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronado City
Hemming Retires Prompting Coronado Shop Closing Sale
Local merchant R L Hemming retires prompting the Coronado Shop at 1112 Orange Avenue to clear all stock. Louis F Martin, sale manager, announces discounts up to 50 percent on jewelry and leather goods 25 percent on shirts slacks sweaters and sportswear and 334 percent on hats luggage and scarfs. Sale ends when stock is gone.
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Robert L. Hemming
Coronado
Orange Avenue
Louis F. Martin
Coronado Swim Team Places High in Meet
Coronado City Recreation Swim Team competed with the San Diego Club San Diego Swimming Association and the MCA in a meet at the San Diego Club. Ted Sweeney supervised. Jerry Gallion won first in the 25 yard freestyle for boys and second in the 25 yard backstroke. Wanda Huffman won first in the 50 yard freestyle for women and earned second in the 50 yard backstroke for women and for girls. Coronado placed third in team competition.
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Coronado
Department of Recreation
San Diego
San Diego Swimming Association
M.C.A
Ted Sweeney
Recreation Department
Jerry Gallion
Wanda Huffman
Park Annexation and Election Discussed by Council
City Council approved a resolution hiring Sam W. Hamill of San Diego to oversee services for a proposed city hall and police facility plus fire station remodeling. They also advanced a plan to annex a Silver Strand land strip to the city and set December 9 at 3 p.m. to hear protests.
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Sam W. Hamill
San Diego
Silver Strand
Orange Avenue
Foreign Films to Be Shown for Coronado Art Fans
Coronado School of Fine Arts director Monty Lewis says nearly thirty foreign films will be shown in French with English titles from December 4 to May 28. Three or four films will play weekly with a nominal charge. enrolled students attend free. A schedule will be released next week and inquiries can be made by calling Henley 3-5989.
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Henley
Bud” Anderson
Kenneth Carson
Max Forney
Michael Precarovich
O. W. Todd, Jr
San Diego
Monty Lewis
Coronado
Lewis
Coronado School of Fine Arts
Veterans Affairs head to address Coronado Kiwanis at noon
Major W. L. Van Schaik head of the San Diego office of the Department of Veterans Affairs will speak to Coronado Kiwanis at the La Avenida Cafe about Veterans' Affairs and Housing. Kiwanian Arthur Olds will name him program chairman. The prior meeting featured Monty Lewis praising art in daily life and local arts ties.
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Veterans Authority
Kiwanis Club
W. L. van Shaick
la Jolla
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
San Diego
Coronado Kiwanis Club
la Avenida
Veterans’ Affairs and
Veterans’ Housing
Arthur
van Schaik
Monty Lewis
Coronado School of Fine Arts
Lewis
Ee Eo Dlae
United Sates
Coronado
Realty Board to Hear Authority on Veteran Loans Today
J F Gensley Jr supervisor of the Loan Development and Installment Credit Loan Departments of Bank of America Los Angeles headquarters will address the Coronado Realty Board at its monthly luncheon today at the Dinner Basket Cafe. He will explain GI and California Veteran loans for buying and building homes. Local contractors and businesspeople are invited. an overflow meeting is expected.
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J. F. Gensley, Jr
Los Angeles
Bank of America
Coronado Realty Board
Dinner Basket
G. I
California
John D. Schroeder
Coronado
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Fathers of
Village Theatre
Green Wave
R. L. Hemming
Huall
Frank Christiansen
Fifth and
Alameda
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