The Coral Gables Times

"LUCKY SEVEN" is their name and they could give McNamara's band a run for its money. These Dixieland jazzsters who'll play in the Coral Gables Elementary School carnival talent show Nov. 7 are, seated, front row, Edd Tegge and David Jahnig; back row, from left, Vicki Legue, Mike Jahnn, Patricia Hill, John Benitez and Winslow Jones. (Times Photo by Raymond Lang).

Sunrise Parking Plan Delayed Again

The City Commission Tuesday balked at giving Sunrise Harbour developer Emil Gould final okay on his request that he be permitted to have parking either underground or the first floor of apartment buildings on lots 2-5, block 2 on Edgewater Drive. Although the proposal had passed 3-2 on first reading, Commissioner George Wilson changed his vote to an abstention Tuesday resulting in a 2-2 deadlock. None of the Commissioners said they were opposed, but Commissioners Franklin Evans and Joe Murphy, who voted against it each time, said the matter should go before the Planning Board first. Gould pressed for a "yes" or "no" answer Tuesday, indicating that he preferred "no" answer than have to go back the long 15-month fight he said waged to develop his property. But the Commission decided instead to rescind their deadlocked vote, left open the question of the second reading and threw the question at the Planning Board. Although no one from the Sunrise Harbour Association appeared to oppose the plan at Tuesday's meeting, Kenneth Treister, vice president, had written Oct. 29 to remind the Commission of a pledge to turn over development proposals to the Planning Board.

Newcomers In Our Town

BIRTHS AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Oct. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Renegar, girl, 7951 SW 20th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Glass, girl, 2939 SW First Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. E. Wayne McIntosh, girl, 7000 SW 122nd Ave. Oct. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Ramon S. Arnold, boy, 9901 SW 162nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin, girl, 9300 SW 46th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Jordan, boy, 2900 NW 60th St., Opa-locka. Oct. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Holt V. Garrard, boy, 5940 SW 164th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gray, girl, 1000 NW 140th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Davey, boy, 3181 SW 85th Ave. Oct. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rapport, boy, 7230 SW 132nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carey, girl, 3145 SW 19th St. Oct. 23 Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson, girl, 7870 SW 15th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fadden, boy, 9020 SW 67th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw, girl, 7524 SW 54th Ct. Oct. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMullen, girl, 650 Allendale Rd., Key Biscayne; Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Coenen, boy, 2045 SW 6th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith, girl, 501 SW 117th Ct. Mr. and Mrs. Vern P. Gransden, girl, 5744 SW 54th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Piotrowski, girl, 811 Santiago St.; Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Thomas, girl, 7401 SW 19th Ter.

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Symphony Tune Up

Leslie Parnas, American-born prize-winning 'cellist, will make his Florida debut with the University of Miami Symphony Orchestra on Sunday and Monday evenings, Nov. 11-12. Fabien Sevitzky will conduct the orchestra's second pair of concerts of the season. Parnas will perform Camille Saint-Saen's "Concerto for 'Cello and Orchestra" and Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky's "Rococo Variations." Stemming from a musical family, the 32-year-old 'cellist began his studies at the Community Music School in St. Louis and continued his education at the Curtis Institute in Philadelphia under the tutelage of 'cellist Gregor Piatigorsky. Parnas made his debut in the concert world at 15 and at 23 became first 'cellist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.

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Debaters in Tallahassee For Finals

The National Forensic League's Coral Gables High School delegation is meeting in Tallahassee today (Thursday) for the state competition. After taking top honors in the Dade County Area Congress last weekend at Hialeah High, the team will try to win the State Congress. At Hialeah awards for the best speakers in House A were presented to Mike Zinner and Steve Wall. Wall also won the award for the best speaker in all four sessions of the House and was elected presiding officer. In House B, Jeff Elis was elected House officer and Tom Roland and Cyntheia Perwin were chosen best speakers. In the Senate, Jeanette Portnov was chosen as presiding officer and Paul Fletcher presided over the Youth Senatorial Session. Others attending the Dade County Congress were Alan Stanley, Bobo Lozoss, Enid Finkelstein, Dory Goodman, Louis Sperling, Sam Matter, Russel Blank, Hazel Bakst, Dan Davis Mike Rose, Tom Roland, Lynn Moze, and Jerri Rein.

Mayor to Descend

Mayor Robert L. Searle is scheduled to land by helicopter on the Merrick Demonstration-al School grounds at noon Saturday to start the PTA-sponsored carnival there. The carnival, scheduled to last till 6 p.m., is open to the public. The school is located at 39 Zamora Ave.

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