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THE GUIDE

12 THE GUIDE Thursday, February 15, 1962

Boy Gets Scholarship

Fourteen - year - old Jayson Glick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Glick, 8510 SW 20th Ter., has won a $500 scholarship to the college of his choice. The scholarship was awarded to Glick by Kayser-Roth Inc.'s Fruit of the Loom Division for his record while enrolled at East Rockaway Public and Junior High School in East Rockaway, N.Y. Glick, a science enthusiast, is now a student at West Miami Junior High School where his name has appeared on the dean's list. Last year he won a superior award at the South Florida Science Fair for his collection of butterflies and moths. The youth is active also in Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Little League baseball and chorus.

Winner Is George Drummond South Miami Garden Club Awards Him Scholarship

The South Miami Garden Club celebrated its 10th birthday Tuesday of last week by giving a semester-scholarship to a student at Dade County Junior College. The club, made up of both SW and Gables women, presented the scholarship to pre-agricultural student George Drummond of Opa-locka during a monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Sydney A. Craig, 6200 Riviera Dr. The club's main project the last three years was the assembling of an unusual garden for children at the Lighthouse for the Blind, said the President, Mrs. Ann M. Burdin, 740 Tibidabo Ave. The garden was unusual, said Mrs. Burdin, because the plants were specially picked for youngsters who cannot see; plants were chosen for texture, which can be felt, and fragrance, which can be smelled. Mrs. Burdin said it took about three years from the time the club first conceived the idea to calling nurseries to donate plants to laying out the garden. Members of the Garden Club are: Mrs. Craig; Mrs. Burdin; Mrs. Arthur Wronskie, 7700 SW 47th Pl.; Mrs. Harold Dorn, 7950 Sunset Dr.; Mrs. Jesse N. Koehler, 1044 Coral Way. Mrs. F. M. Steelman, 4300 SW 4th St.; Mrs. Howard Agnew, 9720 SW 73rd Ct.; Mrs. Kenneth Bastholm, 6020 SW 102nd St.; Mrs. Franklin C. Bush, 1190 S. Alhambra Cir. Mrs. H. J. Catlin, 7449 SW 104th St.; Mrs. D. S. Colborn, 11200 SW 70th Ave.; Mrs. Parker Cole 7525 Sunset Dr. Mrs. K. F. Conrad, 9601 SW 107th Ct.; Mrs. C. R. Coogle, 7040 SW 68th Ct.; Mrs. William C. Crenshaw, 13575 SW 77th Ave.; Mrs. H. G. Dauernheim, 751 Davis Rd.; Mrs. E. J. Dunnigan, 6300 SW 126th St. Mrs. Willis H. Flick, 4960 E. Sunrise Dr.; Mrs. A. A. Green, 5130 SW 74th Ter.; Mrs. John L. Haines, 11025 SW 62nd Ave.; Mrs. Tom Harmon, 415 Garlenda Ave. Mrs. Edith McIlvaine, 7640 SW 71st Ave.; Mrs. Leonard Johnsen, 11001 SW 95th St.; Mrs. John H. Keller, 6255 SW Rolling Road Dr.; Mrs. John C. Kendrick, 11550 SW 97th Ave. Mrs. John Lawrence, 7500 SW 79th Ct.; Mrs. Louis A. Nameth, 8805 SW 43rd Ter.; Mrs. J.A. Nettleton, 9500 SW 63rd Ct. Mrs. Clinton J. Parr, 12400 SW 63rd Ave.; Mrs. W. Keith Phillips, Jr., 7711 Mindello St.; Mrs. Arthur Ramsey, 4423 Toledo St. Mrs. F. P. Reynolds, 5900 SW 100th Ter.; Mrs. William A. Russell, 929 Sunset Dr.; Mrs. Adolph Seerth, 1510 Mendavia Ave.; Mrs. Norman E. Smith, 10830 SW 60th Ave.; Mrs. William B. Smith, 6235 SW 135th St. Mrs. Jack Thomas, 8425 SW 70th St.; Mrs. William A. Thue, 6630 Snapper Creek Dr.; Mrs. Russell Van Horn, 8600 SW 112th St. Mrs. Kenneth F. Valentine, 7220 SW 52nd Ct.; Mrs. R. J. Walker, 5045 SW 52nd Ct. Mrs. Harold White, 6270 Snapper Creek Dr.; Mrs. Harry Wittner, 6744 SW 78th Ter.; Mrs. R. C. Wolf, 6375 SW 106th St. Mrs. E. D. Ackerman, 5900 Suncrest Dr.; Mrs. A. L. Brown, Jr., 7955 SW Sunset Dr.; Mrs. Charles Long, 7236 SW 52nd Ave.; and Mrs. M. W. McGregor, 6747 SW 78th Ter. DISCUSSING some of the plants exhibited at their club flower show are South Miami Garden Club members, from the right, hostess, Mrs. Sydney Craig; guest judge and director of the Judges Society in South Dade, Mrs. Charles Hawkins, 11701 SW 88th Ave.; president, Mrs. James Burdin; first vice president, Mrs. R. J. Walker, 5045 SW 74th Ter.; and second vice president, Mrs. Russell Van Horn. (Guide Photo).

Lions to Tour

The South Miami Lions, led by President Earl E. Peeples, are planning a tour of Europe next summer when they travel to Nice for their international meeting. They will attend the conference at Nice, France, and visit the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Italy, Switzerland as well as France. Lions will leave Miami by jet June 2 and go by way of Bermuda to England and then to France.

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