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Holidays are Over, But Southwest Area Parties are Still Going On

By ANN BLUMENTHAL CA 1-1377 The new year has begun with parties and guests. Our sunny skies have brought visitors from all parts of the U.S.A., and once again Miami is humming with fun for everyone. Gil Balkin Chapter of B'nai B'rith is having a family fashion parade on Wednesday, Jan. 18, at 8:30 p.m., at the Algiers Hotel in the Rubyiat Room. Modeling will be done by members of the chapter. Admission is $1.50. Chairman is Janet Weinstock. Reservation chairman is Ona Lowe, CA 1-3816. Temple Zion is having an original musical satire, "Waiting for the Robert E. Levy," or "Here Comes the Rowboat." It will be presented on Saturday, Jan. 14 and 21, at 8:30 p.m. at Southwest Miami High School, 8155 SW 50 Ter. Donation is $1.75. For tickets, call MO 7-6925. Publicity chairman is Mrs. Abe Ingar, MO 1-8981. Bill Wilcox, president of the South Miami Heights Civic Association, announced the winners of the S.M.H.C.A. outdoor Christmas decoration contest: 1st prize, Nick Fuhs, 12145 SW 187 Ter., $25; 2nd prize, Mr. and Mrs. Mendoza, 12430 SW 190 Ter., $15; 3rd prize, Mr. and Mrs. Gelak, 11541 SW 186 St., $10. South Miami Heights Civic Association is having its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 17, at 8 p.m. at the Cutler Ridge Community Hall. Guest speaker will be Leon Levin, Federal tax consultant. Questions will be answered on the subject of "Federal Taxation." A Valentine's dance will be held on Saturday, Feb. 11, at the Cutler Ridge Community Hall. Chairman is Ruth Fuhs. Social director, Dick Hopta, announces that S.M.H.C.A. has entered three teams in the Inter-County Basketball League. They will engage other sectional teams from South Miami to Homestead each Saturday. Sunrise A.M.C. is having Tag Day Jan. 20. Proceeds go to cancer research. Southwest Ort is having a white elephant sale on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 8:15 p.m. at the Everglades Elementary School. Chairman is Sylda Hutt. Temple Zamora is having cotillion classes from 7 to 9 p.m. every Sunday at the Temple. They are for the 6th, 7th and 8th grades. For information, call Mrs. M. Greenberg, HI 3-1181. A 4-year-old boy in our community has cancer and needs blood desperately. Family and friends of the boy have donated their blood, but more is needed. If anyone can help this boy, please call Bernice Parker, CA 1-0657. Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Pythias, 177, has an installation of new officers at the Pythian Hall on Saturday, Jan. 7. Pythians and their friends attended. Roosevelt Temple, Pythian Sisters 33, held an installation of new officers for the new year on Wednesday, Jan. 4, at the Pythian Hall, 4601 Flagler St. Officers installed were: Most excellent chief, Edith Grossman, 1370 SW 16 St.; senior, Mrs. Belle Miller, 7741 SW 20 St.; junior, Harriet Kaplan, 3270 SW 17 St.; manager, Edna Anderson, 665 SW 64 Ct.; outer guard, Regina Richards, 7901 SW 53 Ct.; pianist, Shirley Wiezenthal, 6740 SW 6 St.; secretary, Syd Goldberg, 2900 SW 16 St.; treasurer, Miriam Fields, 2615 SW 15 St. Installing officer was Mrs. Lewis Pomerantz, 3030 SW 15 St. Southwest, Ort had a board meeting on Monday, Jan. 9, at the home of Mrs. Beverly Glantz, 9351 SW 53 St. Flamingo Chapter of the National Cardiac Home is having a mad hatters luncheon on Wednesday, Jan. 18, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Deauville Hotel. The donation is $2. Card and mah jongg will be on the agenda. For reservations, call Charlotte Katzif, FR 4-0266. Fran Landskromer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Landskromer, 3120 SW 11 St., is having a party on Saturday, Jan. 28, to celebrate her sweet sixteenth birthday. Guests will be TAGS B'nai B'rith Girls, (her sisters) and their escorts. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ramski, 7920 SW 22 St., have Mary's mother, Mrs. Halasz, from Long Island, New York, visiting them for the winter season. Mr. and Mrs. George Goldberg, 2901 SW 16 St., are leaving our warm climate to visit their grandchildren in Chicago. On their return trip, they will visit their other grandchildren in Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Sanders, 5820 SW 11 St., are planning a trip to Newark, N. J., to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary of Dot's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ketton. Get well wishes to our friends in the community: Mrs. Rose Bloom, 1400 SW 15 St., and Mrs. Mollie Feiss, 8771 SW 49 St. Congratulations to grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Edelman, 4361 SW 4 St., on the arrival of a new grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Einhorn, 7765 SW 26 St., had a pleasant surprise visit from his parents from Brooklyn. Beverly Tarabour, 3301 SW 79 Ct., has her sister and her new baby visting from New Jersey. The community welcomes our new neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackman and family who reside at 7955 SW 22 St. Get well wishes to Mrs. Lois Goldstein, 7885 SW 17 St., who has a bad case of the mumps. Her daughter has them now also. Congratulations on the arrival of a new baby girl, Lisa, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bochner on Dec. 31—a little sister for her two brothers. Marc Levin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Levin, 7915 SW 22 St., was injured and received a compound fracture of his arm. Judo is too much for a 5-year-old. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Blumen-thal celebrated their son's 7th birthday with a party for Eddie at their home, 7935 SW 22 St. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, 8111 SW 20 St., are having a birthday party, Jan. 26, at their home to celebrate their daughter Linda's 7th birthday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klupt, 6341 SW 64 St., on the coming Jan. 29 marriage of their daughter, Rosalie Faye to Jordon Craig Eisgrow. It will take place at the Seville Hotel.

BIRTHS

At DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Dec. 11 KAY, Rosanne and Calvin, girl; 12560 SW 188th St. ROBERTS, Barbara and Arthur, boy; 10450 SW 48th St. Dec. 13 LLOYD, Ione and Spencer, boy; 10125 SW 65th Ave. FOGLE, Mary and Thomas, boy; 3032 New York St. MAYNES, Barbara and Bernard, girl; 9895 SW 80th St. SUMRALL, Rowena and James, boy; 4510 SW 115th Ave. Dec. 14 BAKER, Fay and Norman, boy; 8451 SW 40th St. RUSSO, Mary and Anthony, girl; 2210 SW 110th Ave. WAGONER, Margaret and Phillip, boy; 8580 SW 33rd Ter. BARRAGAN, Dee and Randall, girl; 520 Navarre Ave. HOLLOWAY, Joanne and Sherman, girl; 11910 SW 190th St. FLOWERS, Patricia and David, girl; 10021 SW 45th St. Dec. 15 WHITLOW, Charmaine and William, boy; 7850 SW 86th St. LANDRUM, Carol and Donald, girl; 1855 NW 51st Ter. WENKSTERN, Ida and William, boy; 402 Alcazar. ANDERSON, Mary and James, girl; 4901 SW 72nd Ave. SIEGEL, Diana and Kenneth, girl; 11371 SW 44th St. RICH, Iseal and Curtis, boy; 10220 Montego Bay Dr. PAULUS, Betty and John, boy; 3024 NW 8th Ave. HUGHES, Joann and Thomas, boy; 4850 SW 43rd Ter. JOLLAY, Betty Jo and Francis, girl; 10521 SW 49th St. Dec. 16 HENCINSKI, Marcia and Edward, twins-girl and boy, 10510 SW 45 St. LINSAY, Ella and Guion, boy; 7405 SW 126th St. DUARTE, Juana and Juan, boy; 2643 SW 29th Ct. MILLER, Virginia and Freeman, girl; 4100 SW 112th Ave. FIGUEREDO, Judy Ann and Robert, girl; 10765 SW 48th St. Dec. 17 BARDELANG, Gloria and John, boy; 7980 SW 194th St. HODGES, Leilani and Gerald, girl; 2807 SW 39th Ave. HAWKINS, Margaret and Robert, girl; 3508 SW 91st Ave. ZIMMER, Phyllis and Herbert, girl; 4221 SW 99th Ave. RICHARD, Florence and Raymond, boy; 319 SW 22nd St. MARTINEZ, Ana and Jose, girl; 5761 SW 56th Pl. Dec. 18 CANNOLES, Virginia and Frederick, girl; 9040 SW 34th St. Dec. 19 MANCS, Ann and John, girl; 6300 SW 32nd St. NUTA, Gertrude and Louis, boy; 1790 NW 71st St. POOLS, Anita and Jerry, boy; 4040 Woodridge Rd. PIERCE, Gwendolyn and James, girl; 5110 SW 69th Ave. Dec. 20 RITTHALER, Ann and Charles, girl; 5856 SW 89th St. Dec. 21 HAMON, Mary and William, girl; 5850 SW 14th St. MORTENSON, Margaret and Robert, girl; 6909 Mindello St. NOWELL, Ellen and Benjamin, girl; 4650 SW 133rd St. ROHLF, Rachel and A. W., girl; 4851 SW 122nd Ave. DARVIS, Audrey and Joseph, girl; 12400 SW 190th St. Dec. 22 SCHUURMAN, Nina and William, boy; 5620 SW 5th St. WOLCH, Lavinia and Donald, girl; 2261 SW 60th Ave. VANDERYT, Pierrette and Maurice, boy; 6400 SW 26th St. WELCH, Lavinia and Donald, girl; 2261 SW 60th Ave. Dec. 23 PHOENIX, Maxine and Harold, boy; 6337 SW 69th St. HART, Nancy and Allen, girl; 9215 SW 32nd St. Dec. 24 ALLEN, Virginia and Robert, girl; 7339 SW 14th St. CUMMINGS, Nancy and John, girl; 9701 Bahama Dr. JOLLY, Barbara and David, boy; 7635 SW 55th Ave. COLPITTS, Susan and Robert, girl; 65 W. 65th St., Hialeah SWEETING, Lovell and Gerald, girl; 7339 S. Waterway Dr. SANDERS, Joan and W. E., Jr., girl; 17220 NW 24th Ave. BARKERHOUSE, Virginia and William F., girl; 6551 SW 32nd St. Dec. 25 SMITH, Margaret and Louise L, girl; 3271 NW 208th St. MARIS, Juanita and William, boy; Alcazar, 1115 SCHAFFER, Dorothy and Fred, boy; 6530 SW 25th St. Dec. 26 SPRATLIN, Gertrude and Richard, boy; 20811 NW 34th Ct. SHAHBOZ, Nancy and Larry, girl; 16340 SW 304th St. STEWART, Patricia and James, boy; 511 SW 3rd Ave. SPITALE, Mona and Richard, boy; 855 NW 168th Dr. CRON, Jeanette and Jay, girl; 921 Anastasia. ANTIAEU, Charlotte and James, boy; 12261 SW 189th St. Dec. 27 KOUCHALAKOS, Penelope and Peter boy; 301 Candia KING, Blanche and Walter, boy; 3630 SW 68th Ave. FISCHER, Mary Ann and Donald, girl; 5750 SW 50th St.

Vote Of Confidence Given Gables On Center

The City of Coral Gables received a vote of confidence recently when the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce board of directors urged the Commission to keep the agreement for use of the Old Youth Center tract for off street parking. "The board urges the City of Coral Gables to retain this area on the same basis as in the past," Bernie Blanck, president of the Chamber, wrote the Commission. Use Challenged Use of the block-long lot by the City in exchange for taxes by the City and County was challenged recently by attorney Bernard Weksler, who also questioned the legality of the lease. Weksler maintained that the owner of record has always been Florida National Realty. Company, Inc., a Jacksonville Dupont firm, while the agreement was executed with James Sottile Jr. The Commission last week told Weksler that it would look into the matter, but gave no indication Tuesday when they would. Store Equipment Meanwhile, the Commission gave Troup Bros. construction firm, permission to store their equipment on the west 200 feet of the site in exchange for 5000 yards of fill, estimated to be worth $6000. The equipment will be used in construction involving widening of LeJeune Rd. from Tamiami Tr. to South Dixie Hwy. Troup Bros. initially contacted Sottile for use of the land, but he referred them to the City. The contract is for one-year. The lease agreement with Sottile is for 10 years, but cancellable on 30-days notice.

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STEVENS PROPANE SERVICE

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CHEZ RENEE BEAUTY SALON

"JANUARY SPECIAL" CARYL RICHARDS Reg. 20.00 Cold Wave. Perm. 750 Complete STYLE CUT, SHAMPOO & SET $3.50 MARY PATSY, OWNER 3615 SW EIGHTH ST.—HI 8-5233

SHOE CLEARANCE

3 DAYS ONLY AT ALL 3 SHOE SALONS KRELL'S 480 BILTMORE WAY, CORAL GABLES 126 MIRACLE MILE, CORAL GABLES 6907 RED ROAD, SOUTH MIAMI "FIRST IN SHOE FASHIONS" Were 24.95 to 26.95, NOW 1695 Palizzio Were 18.95 to 22.95, NOW 1295 Rinaldi De Liso Debs Were 14.95 to 19.95, NOW 995 Amalfi Paradise Kitten Were 12.95 to 16.95, NOW 795 Troylings Rhythm-Step Shoes Were 9.95 to 12.95, NOW 695 *Capezios Town & Country Shoes all three shoe salons open friday evenings *Capezios at our Biltmore Way and Red Rd. Store only

JOE MICHAELS DANCE STUDIOS

Joe Michaels and Children on TV The Famous JOE MICHAELS DANCE STUDIOS OF NEW YORK CITY Announce the New South Miami Branch Studio Now Opening 1. All Children Tested Free in all Subjects: Tap, Ballet, Voice, Ballroom, Jazz. 2. A free lesson in any subject or a Free carrying case 3. Tots, 3 years up, our specialty. 4. Special Groups for Teenagers & for people over 30 5. Lessons $1.50 to $2.00 per week. Absolutely no Contracts HI 3-2526 FOR YOUR FREE TALENT ANALYSIS OTHER STUDIOS: NEWARK, N.J. — NEW YORK CITY Benefit Show for Charity Organizations Given Free