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oral Way Jewish Center has inaugurated a Student Council program in its Sunday School. Elected from each of the classes are, front row, left to right: Jeff Hirschberger, Louis Fogel, Jeff Nadel, Jerry Levine, Harold Bluestein, Bill Kauffman, Larry Pepper, Treasurer. Second Row: Alan Levine, Erwyn Solomon, Janis King, Debbie Putterman, Marilyn Kaufman, Steve Pollack. Third Row: Jerome Schulman, Teacher Adviser; Robert Kranz, Ted Zellman Rabbi Samuel April, Karen Williams, Secretary; Alan Gruber, President Jean Williams, Sheldon Koningsberg, Ken Feldman, Director of Sunday School.

Gables Fire Chief Warns Don't Fool, Play It Cool at Yule

If you are one of 45 million Americans planning Christmas trees, there are a few basic rules advocated by Gables Fire Chief Paul Matheson that might keep you from having a serious fire this season. One good rule for yule, Matheson points out, is to leave your tree outside until ready to use it. Once you're ready, get a pail or other container for water. You'll be amazed how much water a tree will absorb, keeping it moist and lessening the fire danger. Keep the tree away from radiators and fire places or heat. Candles, of course, are out, and you should use flame-proof decorations, underwriter approved lights. And don't overload circuits. Electric trains look real nice under trees, but a spark could turn Christmas into Fourth of July. Going away? — Don't leave the lights on. And when your tree gets dry, discard it. Metal trees, while they might not burn, present an additional hazard — shock. The best way to light them is from an external source. Frayed cords can make contact with the tree. If you are planning outside decorations, make sure they are designed for outside use, the chief said. Wrappings from gifts and empty boxes also make excellent fuel for fire to feed on, Matheson said. Get rid of them as soon as possible.

$62,500 Apartment Boosts Building Totals in Gables

A 10-unit, $62,500 apartment helped boost last week's building totals to $186,000. The permit went to Mrs. Louise Olivier Arnal at 232 Minorca Ave. Totals do not include land values. Other permits went to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gonzales, 13040 Nevade, pool, $2,500. Grant Baker, 102 North Prospect Dr., pool, $3,000. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zyiwicky, 332-26 Minorca Ave., office and apartment, $30,000. Mr. and Mrs. G. Schainuck, 3 South Prospect Dr., residence, $27,000. Vaughn Construction Co., 411 Rosaro Avenue, residence, $16,200. Vaughn Construction Co., 419 Rosaro Ave., residence, $16,000. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Thomson, 3716 Durango St., alterations, $2,500. Paul Hiller, 590 Michelangelo St., residence, $19,000. Mrs. Wilma Karcher, 905 Andalusia Ave., garage, $3,300. Serino Costanzo, 411 Castoria Ave., addition, $4,000.

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