The Times

City Gives OK For Gableite To Divide Lot

Owner-developer Malcolm Lovell received permission last week from the Coral Gables City Commission to re-subdivide a city block. A right triangle-shaped tract is bordered by LeJeune Rd., on one side and Rosaro and Menendez on the other two sides. Lovell received an okay to reduce the square footage on three lots and got a commercial change in zoning on one. The proposal also necssitated the closing of an alley and constr...ion of a 6-foot wall to create a buffer between the residential and commercial portions of the property. Lovell reportedly purchased the reversionary rights to the 'alley five years ago. The City of Miami, which owns a piece of property known as Waterworks Park, is also rep edly contemplating a commercial type building on that tract, which faces LeJeune Rd. across from the Lovell property. Lovell's plan had hurdled the Planning Advisory Board and passed the Zoning Board 4-1. Approval by the City Commission was unanimous.

A LETTER FROM SANTA CLAUS can be in the hands of your child this Christmas. University Federal at Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon Blvd. has set up this display with letters completed. Drop in, pick out a letter for your child, put down his name and address, and deposit it in the Santa Claus Mail Box. And 'twixt Dec. 15th and Christmas, your child will receive the letter, postmarked Santa Claus, Ind., with St. Nick's signature. Dropping in letters for her children, is, at left, Mrs. John L. Hartnett, 7748 SW 35th Ter. Watching are Beth, 4, Meg, 2, and their grandfather and president of University Federal, Fred B. Hartnett, former Coral Gables Mayor.

Nautec Corp. Elects Grove Man To Board

Richard H. Bertram, 3323 Moorings Way, Coconut Grove, president of the Bertram Yacht Co., has been elected to the board of directors of the Nautec Corp. of Detroit, formerly Motor Products Corp. Bertram's election and change of the corporation's name was announced following the annual stockholders' meeting in New York last week, at which Julian Weinkle, 4300 Toledo Ave., was re-elected as a director. The Bertram Yacht Company of Miami was established as a division of Nautec earlier this year. It currently is producing a series of high speed, 31-foot fiberglass boats at a temporary plant in Hialeah while rushing construction of a new 110,000 square foot plant designed to handle an annual $10,000,000 a year volume of boats to 60-foot lengths. Bertram said construction of the new plant will start this month with completion planned for next spring. Meanwhile, first models will be introduced to the public at the New York and Miami International boat shows early next year. Weinkle, in addition to serving as a Nautec director, is executive vice president of the boat-building division.

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Gableite Gets New York Job

E. K. Carneri, 2522 Indian Mound Trail, has been appointed export sales manager of the A. S. Aloe Co., it was announced by Howard F. Baer, president of the 100-year-old physician hospital and laboratory equipment company. Aloe is a division of Brunswick Corporation. Carneri, who will have offices at 15 E. 47th St., New York, will be in charge of the international distribution of Aloe products. Before his appointment, Carneri has been associated since 1949 with the American Hospital Supply Corporation. He started the foreign business for the firm, and served in various executive positions, including export manager, vice president of the export corporation and president of the company's first foreign subsidiary in Lima, Peru. A native of Lima, Carneri has worked extensively in Latin America. The Carneri's have two children, Brenda, 10, and Corinne, 6. Since returning from Peru early in 1960, they have been living in Coral Gables, but will be moving soon to New York.

Ray Morrisey Named To March Of Dimes Post

The appointment of Ray A. Morrissey Jr., an attorney in the firm of Morrissey and Vogel, as special events chairman for the 1961 March of Dimes for the Dade County Chapter of The National Foundation has been announced by Roy M. Abagnale, campaign director. Morrissey resides at 1421 Columbus Blvd. In his capacity as head of special events, Morrissey will coordinate sports, social and entertainment benefit activities and other fund raising events. Civitan President Morrissey is president of the Coral Gables Civitan Club. All 12 Dade County Civitan Clubs are sponsoring the March of Dimes as a community service project. Morrissey was born in Miami, attended Georgia Military College at Milledgeville and was graduated from the University of Miami with an LLB in 1950. He is a veteran of World War II, having served with the Seabees in the Pacific area. He is the judge advocate for the Florida District of Civitan. His other affiliations include Delta Theta Phi law fraternity, American Bar Association, Florida Bar Association, Knights of Columbus, in which he holds the fourth degree, Miami Council, K of C, Fourth Degree General Assembly and the Lawyer's Guild. Foundation's Program The National Foundation's program includes patient care for victims of polio and is being expanded to include birth defects and arthritis sufferers; research to find the causes and cures of these diseases and to improve polio preventives and professional education to train specialists to cope with these diseases. Since its inception the Dade Country Chapter has spent $2,000,000 in the treatment of some 2000 polio patients.

Gables Building Picture Brighter In October

Despite the lack of a start on any large projects in October, Coral Gables construction continues ahead of 1959 for the 10-month period ending Oct. 31. And the gap appears to be increasing. The total for this year stands at $11,543,835. This is a bit more than the $11,289,143 recorded over the same period last year. October's 301 permits totalled $906,873, which was considerably more than October 1959's $777,997. Thirteen new homes started in October accounted for more than one-third of the total, or $343,034. The balance of construction was made up of 16 additions, $110,426; three alterations, $9700; 15 swimming pools, $61,512; four duplexes, $88,080; 249 miscellaneous, $293,321, and one foundation, $800. Largest single permit went to the 55 Investment Co., $60,000, for a residence and pool at 360 Arvida Parkway. Babcock Co. is the builder and Carl Blohm the architect. Twelve apartment units at the University Court Motel, 1390 South Dixie Hwy., accounted for $55,550.

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Gables Man Named To Mackle Company Post

Robert E. (Bob) Brown, 220 Maderia, TV producer and advertising executive, has joined the publicity staff of General Development Corporation-The Mackle Company as director of radio and TV news. He will report directly to Thomas A. Ferris, director of publicity for the nation's largest community developers.

Wackenhut Names Public Relations Man

G. Ralph Kiel, formerly vice president of Leyshon Associates of Florida, has been appointed director of public relations of the Wackenhut Corporation, national investigative and security organization of Coral Gables, George R. Wackenhut, president has announced.

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