The Coral Gables Times

Happy Days Seen at Temple As Money, Members Come In

Rabbis are being interviewed by Temple Zamora lay leaders who said this week they have every indication that the Jewish synagogue will pull out of the financial crisis that threatened to close it. Two rabbis have been interviewed. Questionnaires are being sent to the membership to determine the qualities they want in a religious leader, said John Bigman, who has led the movement to save the temple. Bigman said he is confident the $4,000 needed to make the temple solvent by June will be raised. He said $2,500 in current debts had been paid off last week, including a $185 trash bill to the City of Coral Gables. A total of more than $9,000 has been collected, Bigman said, reducing the current debt from $27,000 to approximately $17,000. Bigman said he hopes the congregation will be able to refinance the $60,000 loan from Coral Gables Savings and Loan Association which was in default and over which the financial institution filed a foreclosure suit recently. Membership has grown from a low of 30 to 40 families up to 114, he said, and personal contacts with former members is expected to bring back an additional 30. This would create a congregation large enough to support the temple, Bigman said. "The enthusiasm is terrific," he said following a series of lay and temple meetings. "By June, we should be right back where we should have been," said Bigman, who plans to return then to his summer home in Willsboro, N.Y.

Hively Staying

The Rev. Earl Hively will remain as pastor of St. James Lutheran Church. Pastor Hively, who has been considering answering a call to Miller's Lutheran Church in Hickory, N.C., told his congregation during Sunday worship services he has decided to continue here.

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Third Apt. Is Planned In Sunrise

Another 16-unit apartment house for Sunrise Harbour - the third to be approved for that subdivision - brought building permit totals to $227,250 last week. A $115,000 apartment permit was issued to Gary Salzman at 125 Edgewater Dr. Architect is Harry L. Keck Jr., Salzman the builder. Other permits went to A. B. Curry, 8615 Arvida Dr., residence, $75,000. Roscoe Parkey, 1002 Country Club Prado, residence, pool, screen enclosure, $28,500. Carlos Otto and William J. Snyder, 744 South Dixie Hwy., pool, patio, and wall, $8,000. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pullman, 4808 Granada Blvd., bulkhead, dock, $750.

Gelernter New President Of Gables' Temple Judea

Temple Judea has elected Herbert Gelernter, 3406 Granada Blvd., president of the congregation for 1962-63. Gelernter also served as president of Temple Judea in 1951. He is past president of the Coral Gables Citizens Committee and past Coral Gables chairman of Combined Jewish Appeal. He graduated from both Syracuse University and Harvard University Law Schools, and attended New York University School of Engineering. He has been in business locally since 1946. Serving with him are Victor Reiter, first vice president; William Weissel, second vice president; Joseph Klein, secretary; Albert Jacobson, treasurer. On the board of trustees are Charles Adler, Dr. George Balber, Jay Bearman, Tilden Corenblum, Allan Greenberg, Melvin Harrison, Joseph Krefetz, Marvin Levin, Alexander Miller, Sidney Richman and Sam Weissel. HERB GELERNTER ... Judea leader

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