The Coral Gables Times

10 The Coral Gables Times Thursday, September 7, 1961

Country Club Members Buy Plane, Fly High

Flight - happy members of the Coral Gables Country Club have gone sky - high on plans for the organization of a flying club. The club is open to Coral Gables members who are interested in flying. The benefits of the club would be less expensive instruction, better equipment and planes for the members, a spokesman says. Interest in the club has grown since a few members started the idea by inquiring if such a plan were possible. A second organizational meeting will be held at the club September 20, when club manager, Bob Yoxhall returns from his vacation. So far, 40 people have signed up to purchase a new craft which would make flying available at least cost to the members. Arrangements have been made for a flying instructor. There has been an investigation as to cost but no contracts have been signed. Plans are underway for the country ed up for the club. Some of them are W. B. Bardlev, WilDick Fuller, Rolfe Langhorst, Dick Fuller, Jim Edler, Jack Wade. Gene Gabriel, Glenn Wood, George Wilson, Bob Fewell, Ray Walz, James Culver, Arnold Wail, Bob Yoxhall, and Mrs. John Barclay.

Chas. Sharp Heads Fund Drive Here

Charles F. Sharp, president of Woodlawn Park Cemetery Company, has been appointed chairman of the United Fund Drive in the Coral Gables-South Miami - West Miami area for 1962. The United Fund of Dade County has set its campaign goal at $2,798,922, representing a 10 per cent increase over the amount raised last year, it was announced last Tuesday by the Board of Trustees. The Campaign goal to finance 39 health, welfare and character - building agencies in Dade is $247,898 more than the $2,550,924 raised last year. The goal was determined on the basis of preliminary requests by the agencies.

ROBERTO ECHEMENDIA New Officer For Bank

ROBERTO ECHEMENDIA Roberto Perez Echemendia has been named assistant to the vice president at Coral Gables First National Bank. Echemendia has headed the foreign department of the bank since December of 1960. He came directly to Coral Gables First National from the Industrial Bank of Havana. He resides in Coral Gables at 7 Salamanca Ave. with his wife and teenage daughter who was recently graduated from Ponce de Leon Junior High School.

Hall, Paige Nominated By Kiwanis

Dr. Frank Rentz, president of the Coral Gables Kiwanis Club, announced the nominating committee's selection for 1962 officers, Aug. 29 at the club's luncheon meeting. On the slate are, for president, Joe Hall and Richard Paige; for 1st vice president, O. K. Houstoun Jr. and Ed Rogers; for 2nd vice president; J. W. Hendricks and Jack Woltz; and for directors: Joe Fitzgerald, Tom Gowin, Sam Meredith, Charles Monnin, Tom Moye, Gwynn Parker, Frank Foe, and Dwight Smith. Members of the nominating committee were A. W. Lummis, chairman; William Gray, Hans Wedemeyer, G. Crawford, Walter Arnold, and Stuart Patterson, acting ex-officio. Election will take place Sept. 19 when further nominations will be taken from the floor.

Frog at Sea

Sailing ship skippers used to get their weather forecasts by watching the antics of a frog in a deep glass jar.

Rabbi Hurwitz Leaving

Rabbi B. Leon Hurwitz is leaving Temple Zamora for a two-year leave of absence, The TIMES learned Wednesday. Rabbi Hurwitz, who came to the Temple at 44 Zamora Ave., in 1954 and was a leading figure in community affairs, will go to Daytona Beach. The Rabbi will leave when High Holy Day Services end Sept. 21.

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Band Patrons Sponsor Tag Day Tomorrow, Friday

The Band Patrons Association of Coral Gables High School will sponsor their annual Tag Day tomorrow and Saturday. Band members will be located at convenient places around the city to solicit donations. They will collect funds to pay for the uniforms of new band members. Parents of the band members spend large sums for lessons, instruments, and many other incidental expenses, but the Patrons ask that the people in our community contribute to pay for the uniforms.

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