The Coral Gables Times

CG High Students Tapped

By LEE SANDLER Correspondent Pen and Sable, Coral Gables High's chapter of the national fine arts honor society, tapped new members Nov. 7. Each student tapped presented examples of their artistic accomplishment to the organization. Those named are Sherill Albert, Susan Balber, Gerard Besse, Cynthia Cohen, Carolyn Collier, Nancy Collins, Donna DeCostas, Mary Eggleston, Sharon Fisk. Sally Giles, Peggy Gillmer, Manuel Gonzalez, Carol Harrison, Karen Horneij, Sandy Hursch, David Juilfs, Virginia Lutch, Sandra Lucas, Kathleen Nastasi. Mike O'Donnell, Lana Ropes, Donna Schiller, Marilyn Seitler, Nancy Silverblatt, Rozlyn Streifer, Peter Smith, Peggy Thompson, Judith Tibor and Mary Toff. Officers for Pen and Sable this year are Jo Ann Morris, president; Cappy Page, vice president; Barbara Heweker, secretary; Annemarie Hirning, treasurer; Elaine Constantin, chaplain. FRENCH CLUB The new Coral Gables High French Club held its first open meeting Nov. 1. It succeeds the former organization, Entre Nous. All three teachers in the French department have combined their efforts to sponsor the new club, Joseph Tucker, Harold Tripp and Mr. Leo Rinaldi. Officers elected at the first meeting are Jack Brown, president; Tom Wilson, vice president; Margaret Krell, secretary; and Donna DeCostas, treasurer. AIDS NEEDY Members of the Junior Classical League are collecting clothes for the Miami Rescue Mission. The clothes will be presented to needy families on Thanksgiving. German Club has elected its new officers for this year. They are Joe Potts, president; Neil Goodman, vice president; Carol Greenfield, secretary; Annemarie Hirning, treasurer; and Margaret Krell and Stephen Dubrow, program chairman.

Where's Violet?

The University of Miami no sooner acquired a mate for its male Ibis mascot, "Sebastian," than it was stolen. According to Dr. Thurston Adams, director of student activities, "Violet," Sebastian's mate, was stolen after the Miami - Georgia football game from a parked car in downtown Coral Gables. Violet, valued at $100, was made by Alpha Delta Pi sorority of composition material.

Granada Site of Union Service

The Union Service of Coral Gables churches will be held at Granada Presbyterian, 950 University Drive, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Luther Cole of First Christian Church will preach and ministers of several churches will participate in the service. Churches participating are: CG Baptist, CG Congregation, First Christian Church, First Methodist, First Presbyterian, University Baptist, and Wesley Methodist. The Granada choir, directed by Lin Mason, will provide music and the offering will be used for the chaplaincy work at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Each year the Union Service is in a different church. The service this year is being held early to avoid conflict with the Southwest Miami-Coral Gables football game at 11:30 a.m.

City Thinks Court Didn't Read It All

The Dade District Court of Appeals in reversing itself in the suit of South Miami plumber James B. Burgin against the City of Coral Gables because it had overlooked certain Home Rule Charter provisions - overlooked other provisions. This is the crux of City Attorney Ted Semple's appeal for a rehearing before the Court, and if they refuse, to certify a hearing before the Florida Supreme Court as a "decision of great public interest." Burgin was arrested in October, 1959, for doing business without a City license. Burgin, who failed three times to pass a written test for a municipal license, contended that his Metro license, obtained under a grandfather clause, entitled him to a City license upon simple payment of the license fee. Circuit Court Judge Pat Cannon upheld Burgin's contention but was initially reversed by the District Court of Appeals. However, County Attorney Darrey Davis intervened and won a reversal on Oct. 31. In asking for a rehearing, Semple points out that the District Court overlooked Section 5.02 of the Home Rule Charter which gives to each municipality the power to set higher standards of zoning, service and regulation than those provided by the County. Semple also said that the court overlooked the charter preamble which gives municipalities the rights of self determination in their local affairs. A third point raised by Semple is the State Constitution, which he said under the general laws permits municipalities to regulate over county provisions.

We Curtail Bus Runs

Curtailment of service on several bus lines began last Saturday, according to City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. Robinson said that a substantial saving would result, but the total or the breakdown was not available. Little or no inconvenience would result to the bus-riding public, Robinson said. The city manager said that there is little bus riding before 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Saturday.

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