The Times

Moose Lodge Fund Drive Will Aid Children

The Coral Gables Civic Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose, announces its annual program for its locally adopted charity, the Bradley Nursing Home for Retarded Children. The Bradley Home is a lo-ealy operated charitable in-stitution for the care and main-tenance of unfortunate and, for the most part, incurable, men-tally ill children. Joseph Tutturici, secretary and chairman of the Civic Af-fairs Committee of the Lodge, in expressing the attitude of the organization, stated, "The need of such an institution is a great one, and we believe this is one of the truly worthwhile ways in which we can justify our existence in this communi-ty." The Civic Lodge plans to as-sist the Home by conducting a clothing and fund-raising drive. They will be assisted by the Saxons and the Tabs of Coral Gables High School in a "Kall for Kids" telephone cam-paign during the week of Nov. 27, asking the help of local residents in donating such ar-ticles as sheets, diapers, used radios, and whatever funds they can afford to contribute. The Coral Gables High School youth have volnttered thier services in making the calls and picking up the donations. The Coral Gables Civic Lodge is also planning a fund-raising banquet for the benefit of the Bradley Nursing Home in the future.

NAMED Miss South Miami Hos-pital at the South Miami Hos-pital Auxiliary Country Fair last Friday was Miss Carmen Kirby, 17, a senior at Palmet-to High School. Carmen reigned over the two-day fair which raised about $6000 in funds for South Miami Hospital. She was chosen for the title from a field of 25 and received a rhine-stone tiara, $15 in gift certi-ficates and a necklace and ear-rings.

News Of The PTA Natural History Museum Will Address Banyan

By EUNICE TALL MO 1-2294 A guest speaker from the Museum of Science and Natural History will speak to the mem-bership of Banyan Elementary School PTA Dec. 6, 8 p.m., in the cafetorium. Color slides of the museum will be shown. Classes offered at the museum for adults as well as for children will be dis-cussed. A question and answer period will follow the discussion. Refreshments will be served. Mrs. Robert Beckley, 8740 SW 42nd Ter., and Mrs. Edward Zeitlin, 8300 SW 33 Ter., recent-ly returned from the statte PTA convention in Tampa where they represented Banyan Ele-mentary School. This year's annual convention was the largest since 1922 when the first convention was held in Jacksonville. The delegates from all over the state met thre times daily and a seven point program was adopted. Carever Elementary The PTA of Carver Elemen-tary School has recently form-ed. Officers for this year are Mr. Ozie Hankerson, president; Mrs. Blanche Sweeting, first vice president; Mr. Abraham Grace, second vice president; Mrs. Betty Green, secretary; Mrs. Mae Curry, treasurer; and Mrs. Alma Hankerson, program chairman. A Christmas program is being planned for the next PTA meet-ing, Dec. 13. The PTA of Carver Elemen-tary has set up two of three main projects to work on this year. The two projects are to supply the library with more easy reading books for the younger children in the school and to beautify the school grounds. The third project will be decided this week.

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Giant Cake Gets Civitan Sale Underway

The Coral Gables Civitan Club kicked off its annual fruit-cake sale Nov. 23 by donating a panel truck, loaded with an oversize, artificial fruitcake, to the Mentally Retarded Chil-dren's Workshop. The sale, which will continue until the end of December, will furnish funds for the work of the Civitan Club. The club's major project is support to the Retard-ed Children's Workshop, which offers job training to the mental-ly retarded so that they will be able to support themselves. Other activities of the club include donations to the Junior Achievement Program and a student loan fund. The Civitan Club also sponsors Little League baseball and football at the Coral Gables Youth Center.

UM Law School Invites Scholarship Applications

The University of Miami School of Law is now accept-ing applications for full tuition scholarships to be granted for the 1961-62 school year. Available to graduates of ap-proved colleges or universities, application forms can be ob-tained by writing the Scholar-ship Committee, University of Miami School of Law, Coral Gables 46.

Gables Rotary Honored For Welfare Aid

For its contributions of a min-imum of $20 a member to The Rotary Foundation, the Rotary Club of Coral Gables has been designated a "200% Rotary Foundation Club" it was an-nounced today at Rotary's wo headquarterse in Evans-ton, Ill. The objective of The Rotary Foundation is the fostering of projects to further understand-and friendly relations among the peoples of different nations. One of its principal objectives is the awarding of fellowships to outstanding college gradu-ate- for one year of study a-brc-a as Rotary ambassadors of good will. In the past 13 years, more than 1300 of these fellowships have been awarded to students from 68 countries for study in 44 countries with grants to-taling in excess of $3,300,000. One Florida student currently is studying abroad under this pro-am - Miss I Pauline Philman of Bell at the Univer-sity of Cape Town, Union of South Africa.

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