Coral Gables Riviera-Times

RIVIERA-TIMES

PAGE TWO RIVIERA-TIMES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947

Dog Limit Is Protested By Fanciers

A clause in Coral Gables' proposed dog ordinance, limiting the number of pets owned by one fancier to three, drew a protest today from the Greater Miami Dog Club. In a letter to the city commission, members of the club voiced approval of other provisions of the ordinance which call for annual rabies innoculations, tags and other control measures. The club, however, took exception to the provision limiting the number of dogs, stating that "an owner abiding by the other provisions of the law could not possibly commit a nuisance by having more than three dogs." "Many of our members feel that limiting the number of pets a citizen may have is an infringement on his constitutional rights," the letter stated. A delegation of club members is expected to attend Tuesday night's meeting of the commission, when the ordinance is slated for final passage.

Clara Fay Campbell Wins Poster Prize

Clara Fay Campbell, student at Ponce de Leon High School, was awarded first prize in the carnival poster contest sponsored by the Coco Plum Women's Club it was announced today. Miss Camp ell's poster depicted a clown holding a drum with another clown breaking through the face of the drum.

Youth Center Fund Drive Is Launched

(Continued from Page One) over respectively to the very junior set and grammar school students in the sixth, seventh and eighth grade age classification. Mrs. Oelkers announced women who will take an active part in the drive, and the organizations they represent, to be: Mrs. William Cox, Coral Gables Woman's Club; Mrs. Walter Cunningham, Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club; Mrs. Willard Hubbell, Coral Gables Daughters of the American Revolution; Mrs. John Rosasco, Lions Auxiliary; Mrs. Easter M. Russell, Soroptimist Club; Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler and Mrs. Marguerite Hogan, Welcome Wagon Newcomer's Club; Mrs. Fred Dieselthorst, Coral Gables Junior D.A.R. Representatives of Parent-Teacher Associations supporting the drive are Mrs. G. A. Murray, Merrick Demonstration School; Mrs. James A. Bennet, St. Theresa's School; and Mrs. Bowman Hinckley, Ponce de Leon High.

New Chime Set Given to Band

Ponce de Leon High School's Band was the recipient of a new set of chimes this week, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Amidon. Amidon, who operates the music store on Alhambra Circle, has also loaned a xylophone to the organization.

Goblin Parade Will Precede School Carnival

(Continued from Page One) Miami were issued special invitation by P-T.A. president Mrs. Paul H. Brinson, to join the merrymakers and enjoy the street dance that will feature the evening program. A spaghetti dinner, served to families making reservations in advance, will be followed by motion pictures, the street dance for children and adults alike, and a stage show presented by the Youth Center under sponsorship of the Optimists. Skeletons will have a chance to put some meat on their bones throughout the afternoon and evening at hot dog, hamburger, ice cream, candy and soft drink booths and a merry-go-round and car-go-round will be among featured attractions. A motorcade today through the University of Miami campus and around Ponce High grounds will ballyhoo the traditional P-T.A. event, which is being directed by Mrs. W. C. Gilbert. Mrs. Paul S. Woolley, chairman of attractions, announced the following additions to committees arranging and manning the 35 booths that will line the midway: Popcorn and peanuts, Mrs. Frances L. Berger; Do-nuts and coffee, Mrs. W. L. Hudson; Cakes, Mrs. W. J. Garrison and Mrs. Earl Billings Jr.; Boston Beans, Mrs. E. T. Rucker; Dart Board, Mrs. Muriel Mercier; Jeep Rides, Mrs. H. D. Fowler and Mrs. A. H. McClain; Knock-the-Baby, Mrs. Roy T. Bovard; Country Store, Mrs. Maurice Mounsey, Mrs. Skinger, Mrs. Glena Clapp and Mrs. W. H. Strecker. Also Ballon Dart, Mrs. Robert Venn; Kegs, Mrs. Henry Alexander; Magic, Mrs. Samuel Kerr; Ring Canes, Mrs. Peter Vance; Bottom Fishing, Mrs. M. A. Baskin; Ham Prize, Mrs. Galbreath; Novelties, Mrs. A. C. Wylly and Doll Award, Mrs. Turner.

Governor Host At Banquet In Gables

(Continued from Page One) will be host for the evening to the visiting state chief executives and their ladies, along with other distinguished guests. Nine governors already have accepted Gov. Caldwell's invitation to be here for the dedicatory program. The country club's board of directors has turned over all club facilities for the dinner-dance. State flags of governors represented will be displayed. The exterior of the club house will be floodlighted. The committee of chamber of commerce presidents includes Charles B. Tutan, Coral Gables; Alex Balfe, Miami; Dan Meeker, Redlands; E. L. Constance, North Dade, and John D. Montgomery, Miami Beach. Representing the county is Jerry Donovan, director of activities for the parks department.

Agreement Is Reached On Biltmore

(Continued from Page One) as the "19th hole", as well as the pro shop and locker room facilities. "There are other details which will be worked out at a later date, such as parking facilities and accessibility of the course through the hospital grounds, but the major features are almost certain to be approved. Unless we are delayed more than a week or so, the course should be ready for play by Thanksgiving. We have set our sights, however, on opening the facilities by or before December first." City Manager W. T. McIlwain said earlier this week that from his observations it might be possible to have the course opened four or five days after the city takes over its management. "Preliminary inspection revealed that the greens and tees are in good shape and there seems to be no reason why the course can't be made playable within that length of time," McIlwain stated. "City park crews will start work on the course as soon as the deal permits," he added. Umps Clark, pro-manager of the Granada golf course, will temporarily be placed in charge of the Biltmore lay-out. Clark will supervise both courses until a permanent selection of a Biltmore pro is made by the City Commission. It was also understood Umps is being favorably considered to remain as director of the second municipal course. University of Miami officials have requested that students be allowed the use of the course and the varsity golf team may play its intercollegiate matches there, McIlwain disclosed. "We always welcome the opportunity to extend such privileges to the University and certainly expect to make such arrangements to the best advantage of the students."

Ponce Band Patrons Plan Turkey Dinner

Plans for a turkey dinner, to be given at the Ponce de Leon High School cafeteria on Wednesday evening, November 19, were announced today by the Ponce Band Patrons Association. Tickets for the dinner, which will be sold for $1.00 each, will be on sale soon. Proceeds from the event will go to the Ponce band fund.

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EMBLEM IS STOLEN FROM AUTOMOBILE

Eddie Herr, 6 Avenue Veragua, reported this week the theft of an emblem from his automobile which was parked in front of the Sonoco station on Ponce de Leon Boulevard, Monday evening between the hours of 7:15 and 9:45. The bureau of detectives is investigating the theft.

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Gables to Observe Marine Corps Day

Mayor W. Keith Phillips today issued a proclamation that November 10 would be observed as Marine Corps Day and urged all citizens of Coral Gables to observe the 172nd anniversary of the founding of the Marine Corps. In issuing the proclamation Mayor Phillips cited the courage and devotion of the Corps in contributing so effectively to bringing the nation to victory in two World Wars, and its readiness to protect the nation and preserve the peace.

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