The Times

Chief Requests Time To Discuss Laxity Charges

Coral Gables Police Chief William Kimbrough has requested an appearance before the City Commission to discuss charges of laxity in his department. The Commission received Kimbrough's request for an appearance Tuesday and directed City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. to determine from Kimbrough the exact nature of his request. Asked To Appear Kimbrough, in a note to Robinson last week, asked to appear before the Commission at an informal conference or at the regular Commission meeting to discuss a Times news story quoting Commissioner Winston W. Wynne as charging that the police department is not enforcing the law. "I don't feel I should get into details of the Times article until I talk to the City Commission," Kimbrough said Wednesday when contacted. Kimbrough said he thought the bad publicity was unjustified. Doesn't Know "Whose fault it is I don't know..." Kimbrough said, but he wanted to clear the air. "I have the records to prove we have one of the best departments in the country," said the chief. Wynne last week repeatedly charged before the City Commission that the Coral Gables Police Department is not enforcing traffic laws. The Gables commissioner, who is due to resign his post in January when he is seated on the Metro Commission, based his charges on reports that fewer traffic tickets were being issued this year compared to a similar period last year.

FOR THIS YOUNG FELLA, Ross Pawliger, Thanksgiving will be a very special day. You see, he was born on Thanksgiving five years ago. And this Thursday, Ross will be 5 years old, the first birthday he's had that fell on Thanksgiving. So as Ross, 8290 SW 61st Ave., dreams about the turkey his mother is preparing, he's also thinking about that birthday cake. How lucky can a fella be?

City Seeks New 'African Queen'

Coral Gables, long a prospect for a new police boat, finally called for bids for a 18-footer last week. The Commission has authorized City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. to get bids on a new craft to replace the broken down "African Queen." Unlike the "Queen" the new boat will be easily transportable by car trailer and will have outboard motors requiring easier maintenance. Mobility of the boat will also make it easier for the city to store and launch. The new police boat will help the city curb vandalism and burglaries along the waterways and limit speeding by boats.

Services Are Held For Rusts' Infant Son

Funeral services were held in Sebring for Robert Gene Rust, 7-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant D. Rust Jr., of Sebring, formerly of Coral Gables. The infant died Nov. 17 in the Sebring Hospital. In addition to his parents, the child is survived by two brothers, Charles, 2 1/2 and Stephen, 1 1/2; his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Gordon Witters, and his paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rust Sr., all of Coral Gables.

Cotton production in Florida for 1960 increased over the year before. Estimated harvest is 15,500 bales—2,000 more than 1959.

Gables Mayor Will Appear On Television

Coral Gables Mayor John M. Montgomery will appear on NBC TV's "The Nation's Future" Saturday morning when he and other city officials travel to New York to attend the American Municipal Association conference. The mayor is also scheduled to receive an award on behalf of the city for the People to People exchange program conducted with its sister city, Cartagena, Columbia. Accompanying the mayor on the trip and leaving Friday is Ctiy Attorney Ted Semple. They will be joined later by Commissioners Robert Searle, Frank Kerdyk, Winston W. Wynne and Joe Murphy.

THE HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT at Coral Gables High School were named this week. The five girls (Queen is lower center), who were named Monday in a pep assembly, were introduced to the public at Tuesday's parade down Miracle Mile. But the highlight of the week was Thursday morning when the Gables Cavaliers clashed with the Eagles of Southwest High in their annual gridiron classic. The girls are, Queen, Judy Hasencamp, 1415 Alhambra Cir., and arranged around her, left to right, are: Becky Jones, 637 Minorca Ave.; Cheryl Speck, 1550 Zuleta Ave.; Kaaren Johns, 6431 SW 64th Ct.; Londa Hill, 152 Morningside Dr.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of MIAMI MANAGEMENT SERVICES, RIVIERA Towing, 5200-5202 So. Dixie Hiway, Miami, Fla., intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. S. DIXON COBB, Owner. 11-24, 12-1, 8, 15.

LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF WORK AND CLAIM FOR LIEN THE CITY OF CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA

Notice is hereby given that The City of Coral Gables, Florida, has, pursuant to Section 28 (21-25) of "The Code of The City of Coral Gables", and to notice served upon the owners thereof, remedied the defective sidewalks abutting the following described property, the cost thereof, date and completion of the work and description of said properties being as follows: Lot 9 & W 24.9' of Lot 10, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960. Cost $228.60 E 15' of Lot 13 and all of Lot 14, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Cost $73.70, Completed November 15, 1960 Lots 15 and 16, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $30.86. Lots 17 and 18, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $82.81 Lots 19 and 20, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $161.75 Lot 21, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $11.55 Lot 22, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Page 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $120.66 S1⁄2 of Lot 18, all of Lots 19 and 20, Block 29, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $176.62 Lots 23 and 24, Block 27, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $132.74 Lots 5 and 6, Block 28, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $120.62 Lot 7, Block 28, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $141.70 Lots 18 to 24, inclusive, Block 28, "Section 'K'", PB 8, Pg. 33, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $111.84 Lot 3, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $196.57 Lot 4, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 8, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $159.50 Lot 1, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $68.20 Lot 2, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $134.74 Lot 3, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $99.08 Lot 4, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $105.80 Lot 5, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $68.20 Lot 6, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $13.75 Lot 7, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $159.50 Lot 8, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $159.50 Lots 9 to 12, inclusive, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $363.55 Lots 13 to 15, inclusive, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $271.17 Lot 16, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $101.77 Lot 17, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $111.10 Lot 18, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $159.50 Lot 19, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $159.50 Lot 20, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $115.30 Lot 21, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $104.43 Lot 22, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $67.84 Lot 23, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $59.56 Lot 24, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $65.16 Lot 25, Block 30, "Section 'L'", PB 8, Pg. 85, Completed November 15, 1960, Cost $75.76 all of said properties being in Coral Gables, Dade County, Fla. Notice is further given that The City of Coral Gables has, and claims a lien against each and every property or tract described above in the amount of the cost of the work shown above for each said property or tract, respectively, and that such liens have been entered in the sanitary lien book of the City, and are due and payable 30 days from the date of this publication. LORETTA V. SHEEHY, CITY CLERK CITY OF CORAL GABLES, FLA. Thursday, November 24, 1960

LEGAL NOTICE

All interested persons are hereby notified that at a regular meeting of the City Commission of The City of Coral Gables to be held at 3:00 P.M. Tuesday, December 6, 1960 in the Commission Chamber of the City Hall, Coral Gables, Florida, all interested persons may appear and file written objections to the Confirmation of the Preliminary Assessment Roll in Local Improvement District A-52 (paving of the E/ sidewalk in Block 5, 'Industrial Section' (Avenue San Lorenzo abutting the city limits). LORETTA V. SHEEHY, CITY CLERK CITY OF CORAL GABLES, FLA. Thursday, November 24, 1960

NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of CORAL GABLES EMPLOYMENT AGENCY AND NURSES REGISTRY at number 15 Ponce de Leon Boulevard in the City of Coral Gables, Florida, intends to register the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. Dated at Coral Gables, Florida, this 31st day of October, 1960. MARGARET ZENKER Nov. 3, 10, 17, 24

Players To Give 69th Production

"Anniversary Waltz" will be the 69th production of the Coral Gables Country Club Theater on Nov. 29, Dec. 1 and Dec. 2. Curtain time for the three nights is 8:45 p.m. The play is a three-act comedy by Jerome Chodorov and Joseph Fields. It will be a first-night performance for six members of the cast. They are Janice Findeisen, Pat Elcook, Pete Steinberg, Dottie Betz, Sally Jenks and Hugh Anderson. Others in the cast include Margaret Waynick, John Findeisen, Jane Gobat, Dick Stengel, Ethel Howell, Dick Hatfield, and Virgil Bybee. Blake Liddle is the director and Virgil Bybee will design the sets.

Riding Club To Open New Season

Some 250 horses and riders will take part this weekend in the 15th annual South Miami Riding Club horse show to be held at the club grounds, 9200 North Kendall Dr. The first of this area's winter horse shows, the three-day meet is next in size to the annual Dinner Key show held in January. 70 Classes It will include some 70 classes in 16 divisions, including saddle horses, roadsters, fine harness, walking horses, Arabians, saddle equitation, hunters, jumpers and hunt-seat equitation. Shows will be held at 7 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and at 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Saturday, and at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Sunday.

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