Coronado American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Set
The Coronado unit 450 will meet Wednesday evening at the Library Pack Club. After a brief business session there will be a social. all Legion Post members have been invited.
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Newspaper
Coronado Compass
Location
Coronado, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
5
The Coronado unit 450 will meet Wednesday evening at the Library Pack Club. After a brief business session there will be a social. all Legion Post members have been invited.
The city discusses Park Annexation and hiring R H Hoyt landscape architect from San Diego to beautify Orange Avenue center Parkway. The council orders police investigation of Pomona Glorietta traffic hazards and awaits report. A mutual agreement is submitted to the school board for lighting at Cutler Field and related facility use matters.
Student body at C H S praised for spirit after a tough loss and a big pep assembly. Kiki Roberts hosted a well attended gathering while a clothes drive for Europe and Asia aims to warm children abroad. Sophomores praised at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Kurt Storch coordinates the upcoming Thanksgiving Dance.
A recurring column explains eye care in everyday language, aiming to answer readers questions and demystify technical terms. The piece outlines how to ask for help from eye professionals and encourages practical steps for healthier vision.
The article explains what contact lenses are, how they are made, and their features. It describes the lens as a plastic half marble resting on the sclera with a fluid-filled central gap, usually containing baking soda solution, and notes painless wear but a possible clouding limit. It details mold creation, lab fabrication, fitting visits, and wear times, warning results vary by individual. Continuation promised in next issue.
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