The Times
Saturday, November 6, 1976, page 7 (of 24)
The page
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all about people Who's who
John Leonard of Coral Gables is among 18 students at Belhaven College selected for listing in the 1977 edition of Who's Who Among Students in 'American Universities and Colleges. Leonard, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Armlon Leonard, is a senior majoring in Christian Education. He is a member of the soccer team and the Belhaven Christian Fellowship.
Special delegate
Mrs. Mary Jacoby Brown, of 3720 Harlano St.. Coral Gables, has been invited as a special delegate to the inauguration of Jacqmelvn Anderson Mattfeld aspresident of Barnard College. Mrs. Brown, who graduated from Barnard College in 1938, has been a leader in alumnae affairs.
Foreign study
Brother Patrick McNulty, a teacher at Christopher Columbus High School, has been appointed by the American Institute for Foreign Study to accompany a group of students on an educational travel program abroad. Brother McNulty has noted that there are places available in group and interested students or their parents are invited to contact him at 3000 SW 87th Ave. for information, or call at 223-5651.
Scholarship recipients
Ricky Viciana son of Mr. and Mrs. Enrique Vicina of 1565 Malaga Ave., Coral Gables has won the Century III Leaders' scholarship competition at Miami Christian School. Runners-up include Brett Arthur, 4021 SW Fifth Terr. and Tom McDowell, 14100 SW 98th Ct.
Chiropractic
Miller Dr. Marcus G. Miller of 3115 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables, has been selected for membership in the American Chiropractic Association.
Realtor president
Stellson Linda A. Stellson, realtor has been elected president of the Miami-Dade South Chapter of Women's Council of Realtors for 1977. She is also, vice president of Adler-Built Realty, Inc.
Elected officer
George A. Vermazen has been elected an officer of The Bankers Life, and named regional loan director. He oversees operation of the company's Coral Gables investment office. He has been with the company for nearly 25 years.
Marine notes
Paul G. Mayhugh graduated from the Marine Corps Recruit Base, Parris Island, S.C., Oct. 12. He was Honor Man of his platoon, won medal and Leatherneck Award for firing Rifle Expert and was meritoriously promoted to P.F.C. He is now studying Aviation Electronics at Millington Naval Station in Memphis, Tenn. He is a 1976 graduate of Southwest High School. His parents are Lewton C. and Rose Mayhugh of 9220 SW 62nd St.
ROTC scholarship
Richard Filippi, former Miami-Dade Coumunity College student presently attending the University of Miami, was presented a full three-year scholarship from M-DCC president Peter Masiko Jr. Filippi was one of five former M-DCC students to receive the scholarship award covering all book and tuition fees, which was given according to grade excellence and over-all ROTC performance.
Richard Filippi, winner . . . M-DCC president Peter Masiko and ROTC director William McElrath make scholarship presentation
After 50 years, we're right back where we started.
The Coconut Grove Bank is proud to announce that after 5 decades of solid, substantial growth under the same management, we're finally taking a step backward. Coconut Grove Bank now has a new office at the corner of Main Highway and Grand Avenue. Which brings up an interesting point. Main Highway was the site of the original Coconut Grove Bank building back in 1926. Of course, we've come a long way since then. In terms of resources. In terms of service. We now have the latest computers. And 24 hour Jill. A super international department. And the most modern banking facilities. But in many respects, we've never changed. We've remained independent instead of becoming part of a huge banking chain. And we still provide the kind of neighborhood atmosphere and neighborly service that we did way back in 1926. Only now we provide it at two places. The Coconut Grove Bank building on South Bayshore Drive and our new office at the corner of Main Highway and Grand Avenue. Right back where we started, 50 years ago. After 50 years, we're right back where we started. Coconut Grove Bank 50 years old and as young as the Grove. Main office at South Bayshore Drive & SW 27 Avenue. And the new office at corner of Main Highway and Grand Avenue. 853-6666. Member FDIC.