The Coral Gables Times

VISCAYANS, a group of women interested in promoting Viscaya, held a membership coffee last week on the James Deering estate. From the left are, Mrs. Carlton Parsons, 601 Miller Rd.; and chairmen, Mrs. Wesley Peckham, 1160 S. Alhambra Cir., and Mrs. Jay F. W. Pearson from Bay Point.

To Review Own Poems

Gableite poet and author, Mrs. J. Riley Staats, 5110 San Amaro Dr., will review her book of poems, "Bright Quarry," which will be published later this month, at 2:30 tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. The review is for the first fall meeting of the Miami Branch of American Pen Women which will meet at the home of Mrs. Julian O'Donnell, 1403 Alhambra Cir. Mrs. Staats, who teaches journalism and creative writing at Southwest High School, has also written "New Riders for Pegasus" at the request of Harcourt, Brace Co. The book, which deals with poetry writing for senior high schools, will be given to the English teachers who attend the National Council of Teachers of English Convention to be held Thanksgiving weekend at Miami Beach.

Bosket Rites

Services for Mrs. Mildred P. Bosket, 67, 1700 Galliano St., who died Sept. 27, were held last Monday in Philbrick's chapel. She came here 17 years ago from Cleveland and was a member of the Coral Gables Civic Club and the Hi Noon Club. Surviving are her husband, Shelby, and a brother.

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Vote 'No' on Reapportionment, Says Chamber

The Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has recommended defeat of the plan to reapportion the Florida legislature. This week, the some 550 Chamber members received a mailing telling why the Chamber voted against the reapportionment solution. The solution has been approved by the Federal Courts and is the work of the state legislature. The Board disagreed with its own Governmental Affairs Committee which recommended, 5 to 2, that the Chamber support the plan. With 13 of the Chamber's 19 directors present, the Board voted 12 to 1 against the present reapportionment idea. Only Frank Kerdyk voted for it. The dinner meeting was held Thursday of last week at Coral Gables Country Club. Here is the Chamber's argument against reapportionment as presently recommended: "1. DADE'S influence and the influence of every other populous county in the state is weakened not strengthened in the Senate. "2. IF this proposal is defeated by the voters of Florida, the next proposal cannot help but be a better one as the Federal Court has retained jurisdiction so that 'further appropriate action' can be taken. "3. THE factor of population would be removed from the Constitution as a basis of apportioning the Senate. "4. IT would take an even smaller percentage of the population to elect a majority of the Senate than at present ... and Florida is already one of the most unrepresentative states in the United States. "5. THE five most populous counties would elect a smaller percentage of the membership of the Senate. "6. THE votes of the Senators in the five largest counties representing 2,497,000 people can be offset by the votes of the Senators in the five smallest districts representing 86,000. "7. THE votes of the Representatives of the top 5 counties representing 2,497,000 people can be offset by the votes of the Representatives of the 44 smallest counties representing 626,462 people. "8. POPULATION is not really the basis of representation in either house. "Senatorial districts vary in size from Dade's 935,047 to the district containing Franklin, Liberty and Wakulla Counties with 14,971 residents. "In the House, each of Dade's 15 representatives will represent 62,336 people but the representative from Gilchrist County will speak for only 2,868 people (about tht same number as live in Biscayne Park). "9. A PLAN of representation whereby less than 13% of the state's population elect a majority of the Senate and only 27.4% of the population elects a majority of the House is not a fair basis of representation."

Ann High to Marry Dentistry Sophomore

Lt. Col. and Mrs. James R. High, 4930 Riviera Dr., announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann Gardner to Dennis Lane Tank, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Warren Tank, Appleton, Mich. A late January wedding is planned. The bride-elect is a graduate of Coral Gables Senior High and made her debut in 1960. She is a junior at Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti. Her fiance is a sophomore in the School of Dentistry, University of Michigan. ANN GARDNER HIGH

BOOK DONORS

The Coral Gables Public Library has received gifts of books from Mrs. M. Valeira Clark, 24 Alcantarra Ave.; Dr. E. H. Cowell, 3132 Ponce de Leon Blvd.

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