The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, February 15, 1962, page 5 (of 20)

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New Work Is Planned By Chamber

(Editorial on page 4) "Operation Leadership" kicked off last week. It's the name for a Gables Chamber of Commerce program in three areas: COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT, to be headed by Robert Hildreth. BEAUTIFICATION AND TRAFFIC CONTROL, chaired by Bill Mcllwain. RETAIL MERCHANTS, co-chaired by Bernie Blanck and Robert Moorman. Al Jacobson, the Chamber's second vice president, is chairman of the overall committee. Serving with him in addition to his committee chairmen are: Rolfe Neill, Bert Burris, Robert Bradley, Warren Blackmon, Fred Hartnett, John R. Beverly, Frank Guilford. Dr. Richard Strain, Sam Miller, Buddy Weissel, Jack Holmes and Don Mullen. Details of the program will be announced shortly, Jacobson said.

VALTER P. J. Valter Leaves CNB

P. J. Valter, a vice president of City National Bank for the past four years, has resigned to become executive vice president and acting president at South Dade Farmers Bank in Homestead. Valter lives at 1049 Catalonia ave., Coral Gables.

We're New In Town; Births at Doctors' Listed

BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Jan. 20 Mr. and Mrs. William Waterbury, girl, 14701 SW 84th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Royce Davis, girl, 3618 SW 26th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Calhoun, girl, 8940 SW 125th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, boy, 3645 Stewart; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sealy, girl, 629 SW 125th Ter. Jan. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Neilan, girl, 5765 SW 17th St. Jan. 22 Mr. and Mrs. James Lincoln, girl, 5605 W. 14th Ct., Hialeah; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brandt, boy, 1720 N.E. 140th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nygaard, boy, 9011 NW 17th Ave. Jan. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Kilgore, girl, 10715 SW 55th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keller, boy, 7280 SW 9th St.; Mr.and Mrs. Nelson Curl, boy, 1141 Nightingale Ave. Jan. 24 Mr. and Mrs. John Sain, girl, 1901 SW 90th Ave. Jan. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Glover Dixon, boy, 13891 SW 100th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitfed, boy, 2837 NW 90th St. Jan. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Hogan, girl, 17390 SW 90th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Dinnella, girl, 8025 S.W. 102nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. William Barnett, girl, 12425 SW 185th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Veverka, boy, 5135 SW 99th Ave. Jan. 27 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Skelton, boy, 940 Quail Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. John Cournoyer, girl, 8351 SW 37th St. Jan. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Myles Eaton, girl, 3395 SW 92nd Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Rene Callobra, boy, 2940 Oak Ave. Jan. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, boy, 9835 SW 83rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. James Moss, boy, 3954 NW 4th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ragland, boy, 1187 SW 23nd Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, girl, 10540 SW 124th St. Jan 30 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bronson, girl, 9700 Memorial Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adam, girl, 5120 SW 111th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard D'Aurora, girl, 2525 SW 64th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Turrentine, 574 Westward Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Purvis Jackson, girl, 5362 NE 13th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, boy, 9525 SW 93rd Ct. Jan. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Shuman, girl, 8230 SW 32nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. James Betancourt, boy, 2935 SW 80th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raetz, girl, 13140 SW 81st Ave. Feb. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Searer, boy, 4360 SW 15th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ebel, girl, 2723 Cornelia Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Curran, girl, 9765 SW 77th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Doane, girl, 17311 SW 122nd Ave. Feb. 2 Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory, boy, 252 NW 41st Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Vito Rava, girl, 11350 SW 52nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rivers, twin girls, 17590 SW 93rd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Chadwell, twin boys, 8720 SW 186th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn, girl, 1231 SW 97th Ct. Feb. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ferrante, boy, 9215 SW 43rd Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greene, girl, 11700 SW 8th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Ford, girl, 4201 SW 85th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. James Flick, boy, 7325 SW 16th Terr. Feb. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Emerson, boy, 1211 Dickinson Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ingram Moore, girl, 6545 SW 128th St. Feb. 5 Mr. and Mrs. James Schnick, girl, 615 Anastasia Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Klein, girl, 2762 SW 29th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dodge, boy, 2527 SW 9th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Nelson, girl, 3281 SW 16th Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Di Bartolomeo, girl, 8761 SW 42nd St. Feb. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garris, boy, 2622 San Domingo St. Feb. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Newhard, girl, 12125 SW 43rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. John Probst, boy, 1320 NE 200 Terr.; Dr. and Mrs. Robert Tindall, girl, 914 Alfonso Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Emily Siddall, boy, 7201 SW 12th St.; Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, boy, 527 SW 10th St. Feb. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cogburn, girl, 581 SW 47th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. George Peace, boy, 7642 W. Kismet; Mr. and Mrs. David Spring, girl, 9930 SW 47th St.; Mr. and Mrs. George Cribbs, boy, 9850 SW 48th St. BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Allen Jr., boy, 890 Morningside Dr., Feb. 4.

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Homestead Exemption Deadline Is Mar. 30

Homesteaders, the deadline for filing exemptions is nearing. On March 30, clerks will fold their tents and head back to the County Courthouse for other chores, according to Mrs. Viola Sampson, roving clerk for Metro. If you are already registered with the County, she said, you must still return the form that was sent you to be eligible for the $5,000 exemption. Otherwise, you will lose your exemption, she said. And if you have never filed, the husband (or head of the family) must appear in person at one of the various filing stations and present evidence to qualify. This means a deed or a notarized deposit receipt on a purchase made prior to Jan. 1. The husband must also present a Dade County voter registration card or file a declaration of domicile. Also eligible for additional exemptions are disabled veterans and widows. This is for $500. There were many cancelations of Homestead exemptions last year, Mrs. Sampson pointed out because Homeowners failed to return the exemption forms sent to them by the county to facilitate filing. Mrs. Sampson is at Coral Gables City Hall three days a week to handle filing for Gables and other area residents. The office is open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Mrs. Clara Di Vincent will be at South Miami City Hall from 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Wednesdays only. In Perrine, someone will be at the Building and Zoning Department substation, 9870 Fern St., Mondays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Kings Bay Is Whipped By Salvadore

Feb. 4, Salvadore Park played host to the Kings Bay Yacht and Country Club junior tennis team, defeating Kings Bay, 8-0. The team matches were followed by an exhibition between Karol Fageros, tennis pro at Kings Bay and Jack Cook, tennis pro at Salvadore Park. Cook defeated Miss Fageros in one pro set, 8-5.

NORMAL SPINE HEALTH NECESSITY By Dr. Melvin P. Deutsch

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