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A TOUCH OF PARIS with pretty, young girls flashing bright red and black Can-Can dresses and wearing plumed hats descended on Coconut Grove recently. The girls dancing here on the old, white piano, attend St. Stephen's Episcopal Church. At last Saturday's carnival, they and their partners performed that old Parisian number, the Can-Can. And Paris never looked so good. Sitting in foreground with her fingers touching lightly on the "88" is Dianne Shaw, 2540 SW 27th St. At top, are left to right, her sister, Barbara, and Susan Ward, 7521 SW 57th Ave.

Youth Center Teams Win 3 In 3 Divisions

Coral Gables Youth Center football teams ran wild in the Inter-City Athletic Conference during the past week, winning games in all three weight divisions. By defeating West Dade last Saturday by a score of 13-6, the 115-pound Jaycee entry has tied its division into a four-way knot. Coral Gables, South Miami, Southwest Boys Club and Miami Shores have each piled up a record of 4 wins against 1 defeat. Something has to give next Saturday when Coral Gables plays Miami Shores at 10 a.m. on Miami Shores' field. The Coral Gables 95-pounders-the Velda Dairies-won their fourth straight victory by edging out Homestead, 6-0. The PBA-sponsored unlimited weight team squeaked through to a 20-19 win over North Miami. This gives them a season record of 2 wins against 2 losses.

DR. MILTON S. SASLAW, 8920 SW 1st St., director of medical research at National Children's Cardiac Hospital, has also been named executive director of Children's Cardiac Hospital, 4250 W. Flagler St.

Bar Mitzvah Saturday

Rabbi Alfred Waxman will officiate at the Bar Mitzvah of Walter Simon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Simon, at Temple Zion, Saturday, Oct. 29, at 9:30 a.m. The Kiddush will be tendered by Walter's parents. The congregation is invited.

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Blue And White Corner Merit Scholars Win Recognition

By EUNICE TALL Lydia Berardelli, Jerry Brodka, James Butcher, Carla Holt, Wayne Martin, Emerson Moran, and Mike Street, Palmetto High School seniors, were honored for their outstanding scores on the National Merit Scholarship Examinations taken last spring. Though these students haven't reached the status of semi-finalists they have been singled out for special attention. They are endorsed by Palmetto and will receive a formal Letter of Commendation signed by Principal Clyde Crabtree and John M. Stalnaker, president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Girl's Volleyball Palmetto girls' volleyball teams attended the senior high sports day recently at Southwest High School. The A team consisted of Jo Pederson, Sharon Frost, Patti Long, Susie Ross, Marilyn Platt, Pam Garrison, Donita Breckemeyer, Dottie Lee, Rosie Cohen, Kris Pettie, Pat Riley, Sharon Pitz, Amy Reichert, Janice Thompson, and Diane Van Dyke. Captain of the A team is Jo Pederson; manager, Nancy Liscomb. Palmetto's B team came in third in the scoring. It consisted of Paula Coggins, Judy Grieshaber, Jane Franzino, Judy Ferrer, Lynn Haynes, Janet Herold, Pam Jeam, Judy King, Bonnie La Pradd, Brenda Muhlinghaus, Sherry Simpson, Susie Straight, and Elaine Turner. Brenda Muhlinghaus is captain and Janet Herold is co-captain. Manager is Lynn Johnson. Linesmen and scorers from Palmetto were Jan Wackenhut, Nancy Thomas, Barbara Taylor, Sandy Kriles, Bonnie Cummings and Pam Danielson. Palmetto was host for West Miami Junior High, Redland Junior High, and Rockway Junior High Schools for the all day sportsday held at Palmetto Oct. 21. West Miami won the A plaque and Palmetto took the B plaque. Gymnastics Team A Palmetto gymnastics team is being organized under the direction of Mr. Boyd Ayers, guidance counselor. Mr. Ayers is assisted by Mr. Carmine Regna, former competitor in the National Amateur Athletic Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Association. Members of the team attend workouts every afternoon. We hope the team will achieve enough success so that it may enter some of the gymnastics events planned for the county and state. Mr. Al Hurwitz, art superintendent for Dade County, is working in conjunction with Mrs. Marlene Lindquist, Palmetto Art teacher, on community projects with her third period advanced art class. To see projects made in the graphics department at Coral Gables High School, Mr. Hurwitz took five students Oct. 19 to the school. Those students on the trip were Ralph Knudsen, Gail Hibbe, Bob Jones, Cindy Grishom, and Bill Wladyka. If the projects at Palmetto are successfully completed they will be exhibited at the National Art Education Association at the Deauville Hotel in April. Palmetto High School will have its first graduating class this spring. And Palmetto High School will have its first annual yearbook published, The Palm Echo. The yearbook class is determined to make it one of the best in the county. They will be sold for $6. The class is under the direction of Mr. William Olafson, journalism sponsor.

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