The Guide

2 THE GUIDE Thursday, February 15, 1962

DADE'S 28TH MUNICIPALITY would look like this shaded area on the map if the CITY group would have its way. But Metro envisions a larger area extending further west to Snapper Creek Canal, bordered on the north by Tamiami Trail, on the East by the Palmetto By-Pass and the contours of Snapper Creek Canal on the south above North Kendall Drive.

Good Chance This Applies to You

(Continued from page 1) egories of car owners who must obtain Florida plates: Those who are employed in the state. Those who have children in public schools. And those claiming Homestead Exemption. You could find yourself in Justice of the Peace Court for failure to get the licenses, Owen said, but this is seldom necessary. "A warning is usually sufficient," he said. "All we want to do is for them to get a license." Are you properly licensed?

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We Want Better Roads, South Dade Group Says

Immediate action to improve the secondary road system in the South Dade area is sought by the South Dade Council. The group, meeting last week at the Flame Restaurant, passed a resolution asking the county to act. "We must act now if the poor conditions of the secondary road system in South Dade are to be corrected," said E. L. Cotton Jr., vice president. Petitions were presented to members for circulation. New board directors, were announced at the meeting. They are: Orson Burdick, George Cadman, E. L. Cotton Jr., Orville Haller, Doug Havens, William Mussett, Willard Peterson, Michael Rafferty, Robert Shaughnessy and Irving Wolf.

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Metro Enthusiastic About Incorporating

(Continued from page 1) would withdraw from furnishing services. "The demand for services," said Benner," is outgrowing the tax base. Special tax districts, he said, are not the answer because "It takes a full time compute to figure individual taxes." Could Metro furnish the services? Said Welch: "We're standing still. We're holding the line." The vote on reassessment, Welch said, showed that: "People didn't want to pay any more taxes." Said Benner: "How does Metro convince people that it costs money for services?" On the other hand, Welch pointed out that Metro is planning recreational facilities throughout the county. Said Flinn: "Metro was sold on the idea of consolidation . . . Ultimately that would be the answer . . ." This was applauded by three dissidents of the incorporation plan who advocated county-wide approaches to problems. Flinn said he opposed the idea that county residents are getting a free ride now. Benner said that city residents pay little more than their share of county taxes and that in some cases the situation is reversed. On one point all participants agreed: It will take approval by a simple majority of the people in the area to create the proposed city. Further exploratory talks and study are indicated before the group can come up with a solid incorporation plan.

R. E. Marx President Of Patrol

Robert E. Marx, 6301 Tamiami Canal Rd., is the new president of the Mahi Shrine Patrol. Marx, who served as vice president last year, is also 17th divisional program chairman for Kiwanis International. A native of Philadelphia, Marx has lived in the Miami area for 28 years. He is a graduate of the old Ponce de Leon High School. He has been engaged in the real estate and construction business since 1953.

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SM Has New Books

Nine new books have been added to the South Miami Library: "Tempering of Eugene O'Neill," by Doris Alexander; "Term of Trial," James Barlow; "The Thirties: A Time to Remember," Don Congdon; "Betty Crocker's New Picture Cook Book," Betty Crocker. "The Whispering Land," Gerald Durrell; "I Know My Love," Catherine Gaskin; "Why England Slept," John F. Kennedy; "Atlantic Crossings Before Columbus," F. J. Pohl; "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," Muriel Spark.

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