The Coral Gables Times

165 Groups Set For Colors Day

A total of 165 organizations from all over Dade County will be represented at Sunday's Rededication of Colors Day in Coral Gables. This is more than three times the greatest number that ever participated before, according to Lt. Col. E. H. Kirkland, USA Ret., commander of the sponsoring Coral Gables Chapter of the Military Order of the World Wars. The event will be held at Coral Gables War Memorial Youth Center beginning at 2:30 p.m. The event is public and admission and parking is free. Exhibition drill, music and the main ceremony of rededicating the colors will feature the afternoon. The day has been proclaimed officially Rededication of the Colors Day by Mayor Robert L. Searle of Coral Gables. The 165 organizations will be broken up into five groups: A and B military veterans and fraternal organizations, and the Boy and Girl Scouts and five chapters of the DeMolay. The University of Miami's ROTC will be in charge of ABCD battalions. The City of Coral Gables will present its colors along with the Florida Department of the Military Order of The World Wars, represented by Maj. Charles F. Gardner, AUS., ret.; Coral Gables Chapter Military Order of The World Wars (Sponsors). Coral Gables Post American Legion Post No. 98 and Auxiliary; Nan Sue Porter Post American Legion; Coral Gables Chapter of the Elks; the Miami, Miami Beach of the Mahi Shrine Temple AAONMS. South Miami Post 31, American Legion; and Auxiliary; Alfredo Spence Post 182 and Auxiliary; Charles Burns Barracks 1280 WWI, Coral Gables; Knights of Columbus of Coral Gables; Coral Gables Kiwanis Club; South Miami Barracks No. 2043, Order of World War I; Five Chapters of the Order of DeMolay, Greater Miami, Coral Gables, Royal Vista and South Miami and Southwest Chapter; and the Clement L. Tweed Jr. Post 300, America Legion. The following Girl Scout troops will participate: Troops No. 12, 517, 492, 408, 474, 260, 63, 495, 779, 293, 595, 789, 280 454, 269, 902, 636, 65, 360, 473, 574, 648, 75, 289, 583 and 7.

GIRL SCOUTS from Troop No. 314 presented an American flag last week to newly formed Brownie Troop No. 499. The flag was donated by the Coral Gables chapter of the DAR. Girl Scouts, left column, are, from front, Denise Duvall, Linda Faye, Ellice Seiler (the one at right), and Carol Hanock. Brownies are, from front, Marilyn Traeger, Jodi Jones, Cheryl Kempton and Cathy Batteiger. Women are, left, Mrs. John Duval, DAR flag chairman, and Mrs. S. H. Traeger, Brownie Troop leader.

New Jaycee Paper

The Coral Gables Jaycees have got themselves a new publication - The Breeze - which comes all wrapped up in bright orange cover and goes out to 200 members and others. Mike Kelly is the editor and Dave Christianson director of publications with a big assist from Terry Tumlin Jr., Jaycee president. Published twice a month, The Breeze will inform members of various activities and news of interest to them.

Civil Defense

Medical Self Help, a class in civil defense, will be conducted free of charge for the public at the Gables Youth Center beginning at 7 p.m. Nov. 26. The classes last three hours. The three other sessions will follow on Nov. 28, Dec. 3 and Dec. 5, same time. A doctor will assist in the final lecture. Those interested should go to Room 106.

New Parking Garage Work Is Flowing Extra Smoothly

Coral Gables' half-milloindollar parking garage behind the Miracle Theatre is rolling along so smoothly the first car could possibly drive in a week ahead of schedule. General Superintendent Eugene Holman said the first floor should be ready Dec. 15, the contract deadline. But Holman, who carefully avoided promising too much, said work has gone so well the first floor might be ready as early as Dec. 7 or 10. The first floor will provide parking space for 100 cars. Holman said the remaining two floors, which will accommodate a total of 200 more cars, should be ready Jan. 15. Final completion date will be Feb. 15. "Everyone concerned, the architects, engineers, sub-contractors of our own, sub-contractors for the City, notably Florida Power and Light, have been extremely coopertaive," Holman said. Holman said the building of the garage has posed no particular problems. A Florida Industrial Commission investigator, on his regular checkup, praised Holman and his work crew of 50. "When I walk over a job," the investigator said, "I can tell by instinct if there's organization." The investigator said that after studying the work site of Caudle Construction Co., who's putting up the garage, he's seen a commendable job of organization.

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