The Times

THREADING A NEEDLE is Mrs. H. A. Downard, 4520 SW 2nd St., who is one of the members of the Coral Gables Leisure Club making gifts this Easter for underprivileged children. The club is made up of senior citizens who attend Coral Gables Congregational Church. (Staff photo by Raymond Lang.)

Chamber Looking For Work To Do

Members of the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce will be surveyed to determine plans for a program of worok for the local Chamber. Directors, meeting March 23, adopted suggestions drawn up by the Program of Work Committee, headed by chairman Ivan R. Cunningham. Other members are Robert Searle, Dr. Richard Strain and Dan Ferber. The survey is expected to be mailed in a few days to all chamber members. Forty suggested activities will be voted on by individual members. These will be rated on the basis of "highest priority," "important," "if budget permits," and "not a chamber function." Among the proposals to be voted on are creation of a new public park in the McBride lot next to the Woolworth building; a new library; attraction of more white collar industry, a first class hotel and sponsorship of a "career day" for high school students. Other subjects to be surveyed include continued study of state and national issues affecting business and work for sound legislation; continue "Action Course in Practical Politics"; publish a byers guide and seek an end to the inventory tax.

Kerdyk, Semple To Oppose Tax

Commissioner Frank Kerdyk and city attorney Ted Semple will be in Tallahassee next week to lobby to have the personal property tax dropped. Kerdyk recently made a similar proposal to the City Commission for dropping the tax in the City, but no action had been taken on that proposal yet.

Meters

(Continued from Page 1) to accept a ticket, though he had parked by a meter and neglected to put money in it. Campbell said he was courteous and tried to explain that he had to write the ticket because the meter flag was up. The ticket-writers said a motorist's most common excuse in trying to evade getting a ticket is that he went for change to put in the meter. But the ticket writers said they don't have any choice. They must write the ticket because the violation flag is up. "I try to tell them that it isn't that I don't believe them," said Shirley, "but that there's nothing I can do about it."

Summer Camp Is Almost Here

That time - summer - has rolled around again. And for Coral Gables children it means Day Camp at the Youth Center. Registration is open for children, 4-12. The fee is $10 a week. Each day's program of activities runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and includes field trips, swimming lessons, crafts and picnics. For more information, call HI 8-2567 or HI 3-7197.

RE-FINANCING YOUR PRESENT PROPERTY MAY ANSWER YOUR PROBLEM

SEE US TODAY FOR LOW COST MORTGAGE FINANCING University Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CORAL GABLES MIRACLE MILE AT PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD OPEN FRI. EVES. TIL 8 P.M.

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