The Coral Gables Times
Thursday, May 17, 1962, page 15 (of 20)
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RELAXING AND TALKING before the "Spring Archway" of greenery and flowers which decorated Westbrooke Country Club for its Springtime Dinner Dance are Mr. and Mrs. Sol Meyerson of 7420 SW 135th St., South Miami, and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zalkin, 638 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables. Some 500 members and guests attended.
By 1975, Twice as Many People -- And More Legal Secretaries!
Behind every lawyer there's a legal secretary and Tuesday night the women stepped to the front. The Coral Gables Legal Secretaries Association installed new officers at a dinner in the CG Country Club and heard a talk by one of their bosses, City Commissioner and Attorney Joe Murphy. Murphy talked about the city—today and tomorrow. For instance, he said that by 1975, the Gables' current population of 37,000 should be 75,000 people. About a third of Gables land remains undeveloped, he noted. The City of Coral Gables has 650 employes. Its assets total $15 million versus the City of Miami's $35 million (with eight times more population). Murphy said this is the "first year in 15 years that Coral Gables has really operated in the black." And looking back 12 years, he recalled that when he opened his practice here he was the 12th lawyer in the Gables. Today, there are about 100. Murphy referred to the recent Jaycee Community survey which polled 520 families on a multitude of questions, among them professional services. For doctors, 67 per cent find them at home. For dentists, 59 per cent patronize Gables men. And for lawyers, only 31 per cent obtain those services in the home community. Circuit Judge L. C. Proby installed Duane Madeira as president, succeeding Frances Johnson. A picture of the new officers will be in next week's Coral Gables Times.
Our Law Library Now At Metro's Pleasure
A request by the Coral Gables Bar Association that Metro establish an auxiliary law library here has been turned over to the Metro Commission Courts Committee for study. Circuit Judge Marshall Wisehart has already certified that the need, if approved, funds would come from court case filing fees. The proposed new library, to be located alongside City Hall, is expected to have an 1,800-book law library division.
PEOPLE Places & Things
Dr. and Mrs. Enrique Blondet of 1205 Granada Blvd. are going on a tour of Europe, leaving the end of May and will be gone about six weeks. The Blondet children will spend the summer with relatives in Puerto Rico. ★ ★ ★ Douglas Richard Anderson, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. A. D. Anderson, 2701 Columbus Blvd., will graduate June 4 from Washington University Medical school in St. Louis, Mo. He will spend the rest of the month with his family and the first of July he will start his internship at Western Reserve Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Land Is President Of C. Grove Exchangettes
Coconut Grove Exchangettes honored their outgoing president, Mrs. Finley Poole, at a recent party and next Tuesday will install their new president, Mrs. Arliss Lyle Land. New officers are Mrs. Land, 400 Caligula Ave.; first vice president, Mrs. Rahut Lu Johnston, 3055 McDonald St., the Grove; second vice president, Mrs. William Bradford, 3900 Irvington Ave., the Grove. Treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Grimm, 5028 Maggiore St.; and secretary, Mrs. James Bryant, 3238 Virginia St., the Grove. The Exchangettes met at the home of Mrs. E. M. Townsend, 5820 Augusto St. This year's main project for the Exchangettes was providing gifts for the Kendall Home for the Aged. MRS. LAND ... leads Exchangettes
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