The Coral Gables Times

THESE YOUNG MISSES

modeled the latest in summer wear Wednesday of last week in a fashion show by the Junior Woman's Club of Coconut Grove. From the left are, Tamar Spector, 1117 Alfonso Ave., wearing a three-piece, black-olive transitional cotton; Susie Timanus, 4600 E. Sunset Dr., in a baby cord outfit in grey with a red bow; Donna Burrell, 4525 SW 62nd Ave., in a two-piece, plaid cotton; and Ronnie Weksler, 435 Luenga Ave., wearing a 'Ben Casey' top and Madras pants. Fashions were by a 5-7-9 Shop in the Gables.

Miss Beaton Greets Visiting Librarians

Miss Margaret Beaton, head of the Coral Gables Public Library, was hospitality chairman at the American Library Association opens its annual convention this week in Miami Beach. The convention, at the Fontainebleau Hotel, will close Saturday. Miss Beaton, also a member of the executive board, arranged a reception for officers of the Association and their guests. The reception was held in the Hotel's garden at noon Sunday. Assisting Miss Beaton were members of her hospitality committee and staff members from the Gables Library. Adding to the affair was a band of musicians which played as they strolled through the garden. Some 3,500 persons were expected to attend the reception, Miss Beaton said. Monday and Thursday, 10 Gables buses carry some 400 delegates on a sightseeing tour of the City Beautiful. Arrangements were made for the tours by City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. and Transportation Director Lee Davis.

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Newcomers In Town

BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL June 8 | Mr. and Mrs. James Cole, boy, 7940 SW 36th Ter. June 9 | Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gee, boy, 5200 SW 112th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. David Creggey, boy, 3587 Loquat Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sowdar, boy, 3186 NW 105th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butler, girl, 11500 NW 58th Pl. June 10 | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferrara, girl, 3640 NW 5th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gurney, boy, 948 East 22nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Price, boy, 15301 SW 88th Ave. June 11 | Mr. and Mrs. Willie Nunberg, boy, 240 Santander Ave. June 12 | Mr. and Mrs. Barton Cotton, boy, 10980 SW 52nd Dr., Mr. and Mrs. John Hurtak, boy, 1307 Valencia Ave. June 13 | Mr. and Mrs. William DeLong, boy, 5608 SW 62nd Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Frederich Giambrone, boy, 133 NW 43rd Pl. June 14 | Mr. and Mrs. Toby Brigham, boy, 3541 East Glencoe St.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Friderich, boy, 8002 NW Fifth Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith, boy, 3430 SW 13th Ct., Ft. Lauderdale; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kumian, boy; 1500 SW 13th St.; Mrs. and Mrs. James Steele, girl, 647 Escobar Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Holcombe, boy, 1156 Westward Dr. June 15 | Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hamilton, girl, 1508 San Remo Ave.

U. Christian Selects New Lay Leaders

University Christian Church has elected three elders, returned the same six deacons, and elected, Mrs. William R. McClaflin, a deaconess for three years and Mr. McClaflin an elder for life. The elders elected for three years ending June 30, 1965 are: Joe B. Powell and Carlton Harrell for a 2 year term. Ralph Hooten will serve until 1963 to fill a vacancy. The deacons elected for a three-year term, ending June 30, 1965 are: Carl Gebhardt, John Chapman, James Schuyler, Paul Carwile, Tom Burkhart and Duane Walters. Elected for one term to fill a vacancy is Leonard Wirkus.

City Drivers 'Walk' Away With Driving Awards

Gables City drivers took three firsts and one second place in the recent Fourth Annual South Florida Governmental Motor Vehicle Road-e-o. James A. Moore of the Public Service Department, won first prize in the waste truck division. Robert Assenmacher, of the Public Service Department, won first place in the heavy truck division. And Officer William Just, of the Police Department, captured top award in the passenger car division. Second place winner in the light truck division, Ronald Pickard, a garage employe. First place winners received a $100 U.S. Defense Bond. Second place winners got a $50 bond. The contest was held at Dinner Key June 2.

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