Madison’s First Baby of 19521s Born5 Seconds After MidnightISew Year9s Child Is BornTo Joseph Temkins AtMadison General, A race between young -Mr. 1952 and the stork, bearing Madison’s first baby of the new year,' ended in a photo finish.The city's first 1952 baby, a boy, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Temkin, 815 Minakwa dr.* at the Madison General hospital exactly 5 seconds after the clock tolled midnight marking the end of 1951.It is believed to be the earliestNew Year's Day birth in Madison)a ^ . * n i . * ' t* » r *■ * *•» • *►» * *history.. - ■ ^ ^ I ^ - 1 ■ f . « | .UP TO THE TIME this newspaper -went -to-press- today,- thrett other New Year’s Day babies, a boy and two girls, were torn-.in Madispd hospitals. ’ , . .At St. Mary’s hospital, a daughter was born to-Mr.: and Mrs. Lambert Stoffel, 2521 E. Johnson st„ at 2:25 a. m., and a daughterwas born to Mr. and Mrs, RobertRinger, 2706 Sommers ave., at 3:03 a. m. A boy was born to. Mnand Mrs, John Jeffery, 1154 Emerald st.( at the Methodist hospital at 9:03 a. m. ' fThe Temkin baby weighed lt;8pounds* 15 - ounces, and was 21inches long, The Temkins have one other child, a daughter;Cheryl, 3.FOUR OTHER* BABIES weje born in .Madison Monday during the waning minutes of 1951.At St. Mary's hospital, sops were.' Student.^Nnrse Joyce Linseis shown above holdlnt the city's first baby of 1953, a boy bon* at M*di»on^ General hoSpitat'eiaetly^' mte.-'-J