The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, April 27, 1961, page 25 (of 32)

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Alice Stockdale Becomes Poetic In Leave Taking

Gableite Grant Stockdale and his wife Alice Boyd Stockdale will be leaving Sunday for his new assignment as U.S. ambassador to Ireland. Mrs. Stockdale penned the following: FAREWELL (Scribbled on a locked front door) Goodbye, Coral Gables and its gentry, Ponce Jr., C.G. High, C.G. Elementary! Goodbye to the Aragon Hardware Store... Our Daddy's going to be an am-bass-a-dor. Goodbye, goodbye to the A & P, La Salle Cleaners, Lee's Pharmacy, Goodbye, Consumers Water, Florida P & L, Peacock's Bakery... Southern Bell! Goodbye, Miami Herald, The Times, The News, Country clubs with their annual dues; To Dr. Patton's and Dr. Vetter's And faithful Leon who brings our letters; Goodbye to Buck with Florida Dairy, St. Stephens and the old Library, Goodbye, dear neighbors, every one... Friends, home, car, sun! Goodbye, Coral Gables, our heart's-desire-land, The grass couldn't be any greener in Ireland.

Kimberly Toland Awarded Nursing Scholarship

KIMBERLY Kimberly Toland, a Coral Gables girl, has been awarded a two-semester senior scholarship in nursing. Kimberly worked her way through Fort Hays State College, Kans. She is the daughter of Mrs. Kathleen Bretz of Coral Gables. During her first and second years at Hays, she worked summers at hospitals in Miami. Kimberly will graduate in August, 1962. Her first assignment begins May 19 and she will report at a Chicago hospital for training, then to Denver for contagion work and finally to Topeka to its hospital for the mentally ill. Each affiliation course is 13 weeks.

SUMMER CABANAS Season from May 5 to September 5 Now Accepting Reservations for Seasonal Rentals.

During the summer season, we make available as cabanas the hotel rooms surrounding the West Pool, sundeck, and Lounging area. All rooms are air conditioned, have private bath facilities and telephone switchboard service. Our club-like swimming facility has proven extremely popular with area residents since its inception three years ago. Returning cabana guests will be pleasantly surprised with the new enlarged, shaded lounging area and new sundeck. Snack Bar at Poolside and Complete Dining Facilities at our Popular Waterway Dining Room University Court RESORT MOTEL Across from the University of Miami, at 1390 S. Dixie Highway, Coral Gables... MO 7-2437

Coral Gables Club Will Install New Officers

The Pilot Club of Coral Gables will receive a special award Sunday in ceremonies at 2 p.m. at the South Florida State Hospital. According to the club president, Mrs. Thelma Starbird, 1042 Obispo Ave., and Mrs. Helen Dysart, chairman of Community Services who will accept the award for the club. The Pilot Club donated many musical instruments to the Hospital. These are used by the patients as Music Therapy. The Mary Beatty Music Room at the Hospital is named in memory of a former Pilot Club president. Mrs. Bernard Yessner, 318 Aledo Ave., will be installed president of the Sunset Division, of the National Council of Jewish Women, Wednesday evening, May 10, at the Biscayne Terrace Hotel. Mrs. Sidney Lewis, president of the Greater Miami Section, of the NCJW, will be the installing officer. Representing the national office of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority are Mrs. Victor Reiter and Mrs. Joseph Klein, both of Coral Gables. Mrs. Reiter is national expansion director. Mrs. Klein is Southeastern expansion chairman for PSS. They have been honored with luncheons as they covered the Southeast.

How many savings accounts should I have?

That depends on YOU! How well you manage your money... and what you are saving for...are the determining factors in deciding how many accounts you should have at Coral Gables Federal. Separate accounts for each of your major needs is the easy, practical way to "budget for the future"...before the need occurs. First and most important is your Regular Savings Account, providing a general cash reserve for emergencies at any time...accumulating the down payment for a home of your own...assuring security and peace of mind for the years to come. But what about once-a-year expenses like taxes? They can take quite a "chunk" out of your regular savings...opening a Special Tax Account is a more realistic (and painless) way to meet this annual need. The same applies to Christmas and Vacation money...best handled through individual accounts. And for your children, of course, you want to do all you can to help them with their higher education...and the way to do it is through a Special College Savings Account. How else could you meet this future expense? So YOU decide how many savings accounts you need at Coral Gables Federal. Each account - Regular or Special - earns dividends at the current rate of 4% per annum, payable twice a year on December 31 and June 30. Accounts are insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. And each account enables you to "budget for the future"... whatever your needs may be. Assets Now Over $115,000,000 CORAL GABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SEE THE OFFICE NEAREST YOU | MAIN OFFICE... 2501 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables | HOMESTEAD... 1101 North Krome Avenue | WEST MIAMI... 6400 Southwest 8th Street | PERRINE... 701 Perrine Avenue | BIRD ROAD... 9643 Southwest 40th Street All Offices Open Monday Evenings 6:15 to 8:00 p.m. PERRINE and BIRD ROAD OFFICES ONLY Also Open All Day Fridays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. GEORGE B. CASTER, President CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 4% per annum