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The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, September 21, 1961, page 8 (of 24)

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8 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, September 21, 1961

OUR OLD BUILDING at Salzedo and Aragon looked like this on Tuesday and today (Thursday) not even this remains. The former Times home has been razed to make way for an office building across from the bus station.

BARBECUE BY the plateful was served up last week at Coral Gables High's annual Booster Club dinner. The amount of money made will be announced in a couple weeks. In the photo at left, Warner Daniels wields the server while the Rev. Fred Cole looks on. In the right photo, Dr. Frank Alfred Mathes takes in cash. He's pastor at Granada Presbyterian Church.

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AND Sgt. Skeets Brooks the Police Department knew what to do with his plate.

OLD TIMERS TALK it up on Miracle Mile. Lewis Jaegar (left), 305 Romano Ave., and John Healy and his French poodle "Shadow" pass the time of day eac morning in front of the Food Fair on Miracle Mile. They talk about Rogar Maris, Berlin or whatever comes to mind.

THERE'S NO mistaking where five-year-old Timm, Eubanks' mind is as he eyes this candy window. He's the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Eubanks, 736 Sevilla.

WHAT'S DRAWING ALL this head-in-hand attention? It's the first of the Chamber of Commerce's monthly coffee breaks, held last week. At left is Robert M. Haverfield; the man in center is unidentified; and at right is Winston Wynne. They were listening to TV newsman Ralph Rennick. Story on Page 5.