The Coral Gables Times

'Amigos' Arrive In Gables

By JOYCE DENIS Correspondent Colleges and Amigos' competed for the limelight Monday evening, Nov. 12. The airport, overflowing with Gableites, entertained the arriving Amigos before they were ushered to Gables High and eventually their temporary homes. Shortly thereafter parents and students attended "College Night." The program, designed to afford students an opportunity to learn college standards and admission requirements, was divided into three 25-minute sessions. These three segments, provided those in attendance chances to hear three different college representatives. 21 SELECTED Chewed nails and cuticles were present on the fingers of the Pen and Sable Art Honorary hopefuls before president Jan Smith announced the 21 new members. The future artists are Carolyn Adler, Thory Bennecke, Shelly Finder, Mark Freeman, Gail Gutten, Patricia Hillard, Elizabeth Hall, Barbara Kreuger, Beverly Mattews and Carol Nastasi. Jane Rich, Richard Ronsenfeld, Eva Ruiz, Pam Reynolds, Jeanne Ropp, Carol Rothman, Delia Potts, Jessica Takce, David Vance, Glorida Viola and Michael Young. FBLA HONOR 37 Another honorary, Future Business Leaders of America, extended membership to Jane Bellamy, Janet Bivens, Ronald Carpel, Judy Chilton, Linda Green, Linda Hein, Vera Higgason, Marta Jimenez and Edith Kaufman. Also tapped were Mary Kingsley, Arlene Linch, Carmen Lozano, Jackie Modesitt, Carol Orr, Matilda Pedraza, Bert Portal, Llona Ruskas, Robin Preissner, Carol Ann Reimann, Marie Rodriguez, Georgina Rodriguez and Sharla Rohan. Kathie Rowe, Merle Rutkin, Ester Saavedra, Dianne Secan, Francisco Senior, Linda Sharman, Shirley Swainson, Mary Ann Toff, Rena Tegge, Susan Ward, Suzanne Weston, Suzanne Wolcott, Catherine Womeldurf, Myra Shapiro, and Loretta Opes. NEW MAGAZINE Setting a precedent is Literary Society with an attempt to publish a magazine written for and by Gables students. The publication, edited by Mark Fisher and organized by Gilbert Johnson, will be distributed sometime next semester. The submitting of original essays, short stories, book reviews, poems and art work automatically qualifies the author membership in Literary Society.

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City Still Has Hope

The City is still hopeful of getting the Ponce de Leon Boulevard improvement project approved by the Federal Government, City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. said Tuesday. The $300,000 project is one of four projects the City hopes to get 50-50 matching funds for under the Federal Housing and Home Financing Agency. Robinson said he's confident the proposal will get final approval although sufficient funds may not be left from the original $400 million appropriation. The Administration had asked for $500 million.

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