The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, October 12, 1961 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES

Life Around the Gables

OUR CITY takes many shapes. These men are adding to its physical dimension by constructing an office building on the old Times office site, Salzedo and Aragon. Taking a luncheon break, left to right, are Patrocinio Bravo, a former Cuban army captain who left his country; Osmundo Martinez; and Bob Bullen. For a look at the men at work, see below. (Staff photos by Raymond Lang)

DEED Changes

Rappaport to K & G Account, Inc., 8452 Bird Rd., $14,000. Jean H. to Robert W. Campbell, 1441 Cecilia. Scriven to Hubert F. and Hazel S. Jordan, 108 Sarto Ave., $14,300. Lynn to Margaret B. Heydrick, 508 Mendoza Ave., $15,500. Granada Properties to Maurice and Mary Clark, 3114 Granada Blvd., lots in Coral Gables Section No. 1. Tavormina to Kenneth J. and Charlotte Campbell, 901 Medina Ave. Lichty to Richard H. Larrimore, 150 Andalusia Ave., $7,500. Sheridan to Fred E. and Frances M. Snowman Jr., 2703 Trade Ave., $6,000. Lane to John P. and Helen A. Pellegrini, 1805 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Lewis to James A. and Charlotte H. Henry, 3015 Granada Blvd., lots in Coral Gables Section No. 2. Gottlieb to Evelyn Ross Goldstein, 3926 Palmarito St., lots in Coral Gables Section No. 6. Meadows to Roy G. and Helen R. Griffith, 2430 Indian Mound Trail, lots in Coral Gables Section D. Deehl to Maria Trujillo de Jimenez, 441 Gondoliere Ave. Slouder to Eugene and Lucille Fleisch, 1032 Castile Ave., $40,000. Feely to Frances M. Dean, 1011 Cotorro Ave., $29,000. Greene to Helene Berg, 1220 Placetas Ave., lots in University Estates.

ATTENTION ALL PERSONS RESIDING NEAR OR USING FOOD FAIR ON BIRD ROAD AT 98th AVENUE: WITNESSES TO ACCIDENT ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1960

on Bird Road near the Food Fair when the car driven by a police officer going West on Bird Road struck a car driven by another officer's wife who was waiting to enter Food Fair lot, are urgently needed to testify to the way accident happened. Our client, Mrs. Kolar, received broken neck in this accident and is injured for the rest of her life. We urge any eyewitnesses who may help us to prove her case to immediately contact JOHN E. BASSETT or ARMAND J. BRISSETTE, JR. of the law firm of Dudziak, Bassett, Jaczynski, Kyne & Brissette PL 1-1652 or PL 8-3511 Any information at all — no matter how slight — is requested.

Hard Pillow

Selling foam rubber pillows without a license netted a 73-year-old man a $55 suspended sentence in Coral Gables Municipal Court Oct. 3. Irving Nadell, of 2661 SW 64th Ter., had been charged in an affidavit by Earl F. Mackin, 1730 Ponce de Leon Blvd.

HI-NEIGHBOR

Mrs. Lewis Clephane will show slides of her recent tour through the states at the luncheon meeting Tuesday of the Hi-Neighbor Club of Coral Gables. Mrs. Clephane, former long time Coral Way resident now residing on Granada Blvd., also follows the arts as a painter in oils.

Club Hopes For Space On Parking

The All-States Friendship Club is hoping the City Commission will change its mind about limiting and changing parking around their meeting place—Salvadore Park. Commissioners recently limited parking to the Andalusia Avenue side. Parking was once permitted on the Columbus Boulevard and Avenue Valencia sides and also in an unpaved area in back of the clubhouse. "We did not ask for additional parking," said L. O. Whitaker, president of the senior citizen's club. "All we want is the privilege of parking in some areas where we were permitted to park before," Whitaker said. The club feels that limiting parking on Andalusia will work a hardship on the older people using the facilities because of the greater distance some of them will have to walk to get there. They point out also that they will have to compete with St. Philip's Episcopal Church for parking space. Neighbors in the area of Salvadore Park have complained to the City about double parking and noise. Whitaker said that these problems could be worked out and that double parking had already been eliminated as a source of trouble.

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