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Thursday, December 8, 1960, page 21 (of 32)

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SANTA'S Gift Guide

SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALE For Christmas Belles!

Big Stock in Hand Made Hats | Reg. $35. Now $10-$15 $100-$200 Evening and Cocktail Gowns - ALL HAND MADE | Now $35.95 Gowns made from imported French lace for weddings. | Reg. $10-$30. Now $5 to $15 IMPORTED FRENCH FLOWERS, TRIMMINGS, ALL MILLENERY SUPPLIES - SWEATERS, LACE BLOUSES, EVENING STOLES, TIARA HEAD PIECES. Mme. Agnes Formerly from Madison Avenue Millinery and Dress Importer and Designer 2352 SALZEDO STREET PHONE-HI 4-4593 Corner of Miracle Mile

See Our Unusual Selection OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR PETS WHO HAVE EVERYTHING (and some who don't)

FREE GIFT WITH EVERY PURCHASE TROPICAL PET'S DOG FASHION CENTER 2216 CORAL WAY HI 3-3527 Open Mon. & Fri. until 9 p.m. OPEN SUNDAYS 9 TO 12

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SKILSAW 6 1/2" HEAVY-DUTY SAW

EXTRA POWER FOR TOUGH CUTS! Features exclusive blade lock. New sawdust ejector. Vari-Torque clutch disengages blade if it binds in cut. Greater blade visibility and non-binding lower blade guard. Model 552 Only $69.95 CAMERON & BARKLEY CO. 727 N.W. 1st AVE. Phone FR 1-8431

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The smartest styling commensurate with top shoe lasting and quality - and sensible prices too ... VISIT Junior Shoecraft 5778 SUNSET DR., SOUTH MIAMI (NEXT TO THE BANK OF SOUTH MIAMI) PIED PIPER - HUSH PUPPIES - ED WHITE JR., others-A nice variety of Gift Slippers and Boots You Will Be Pleasantly Surprised At The Difference

MAKE IT A HAPPY HOLIDAY WITH Gifts for the Home

TABLE LAMPS | from $19.95 COCKTAIL TABLES | from $29.95 END TABLES | from $19.95 FOOT STOOLS | from $13.50 BACHELOR CHESTS | from $37.00 MODERN TABLE LAMPS from $6.95 MODERN PULL-UP CHAIRS | $22.50 MAPLE PLANT STAND | $24.50 MAPLE CIGARETTE TABLES | $19.95 COLONIAL FLOOR LAMPS | $34.95 BOUDOIR CHAIR, Choice of cover, washable plastic, button back | $24.50 PICTURES & WALL ACCESSORIES variety of styles & sizes | from $6.95 FULL SELECTION OF BEDROOM, DINING ROOM & LIVING ROOM FURNITURE IN PROVINCIAL, COLONIAL, TRADITIONAL & CONTEMPORARY. Monitor FURNITURE INC. OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS TIL 9:00 PHONE HI 5-0123 53 MERRICK WAY, CORAL GABLES

Blue And White Corner 163 Seniors Are Listed On First Honor Roll

By EUNICE TALL A total of 163 senior high school students made the first Palmetto High School honor roll published for the 1960-61 school year. For recognition, students must have an A average. Several outstanding students made above A averages by obtaining extra points in the special honor classes. A total of 78 junior high students were also recognized for their outstanding scholastic work. The newly organized Palmetto Aviation Club, the Prop Floppers, recently elected officers for this year. They are; Tom Spencer, president; Gayle Morris, vice president; Sherry Smith, secretary; John Wynn, treasurer, and Mike Wedge, organizer. The purpose of the organization is to promote interest in aviation as a hobby as well as a career. Sponsor of the club is Mr. James High, mathematics instructor. Girls' Sports Club After several weeks of pledging and the informal initiation night, Nov. 12, the following girls were admitted as members into the Palmetto Girls' Sports Club: Mary Boymer, Cathy Copley, Pam Jean, Dottie Lee, Amy Riechert and Susie Ross. Officers for this year include Brenda Muhlinghaus, president; Jo Pederson, vice president; Jody King, secretary; Sandy King, treasurer; Marilyn Platt, chaplain; Lexie Grisinger and Susie Straight, historians, and Pam Garrison, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Jimmie Ruth Songer, physical education instructor, is sponsor. Club pins were just selected from several designs submitted by the club "artist" members. The pins are expected to arrive soon. The Big Sound The Big Sound is coming. What's the Big Sound? It's the Gene Roy Jazz Band. The band will be performing at Palmetto High tomorrow night in the auditorium. This event is sponsored by the first Palmetto senior class, the class of 1961. Profits will be used to build the senior project, a senior patio on the south side of the school building. The Palmetto basketball season will officially begin Dec. 13 when the Palmetto team will compete against Key West in our home gymnasium. The nine returning lettermen from previous years are Bruce Meade, Walt Zimmerman, Bill Maddrix, Dennis Ritchie, Eddie Davis, Larry Casey, Joe Sheridan, Bob Hayden and Dave Azzerito. Other teammates are Charlie Rives, Jeff Wright and Bruce Cost.

Students Win Honors At Duke

Six Coral Gables undergraduate students have been named to the Dean's list at Duke University this fall on the basis of high academic standing for the spring semester, 1960. An overall academic average of 3.0 out of a possible 4.0 for the semester is required to receive this recognition. The students are: Richard C. Ekker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Ekker; Neal W. Knight Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Knight; Wright L. Pearson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pearson; Seldon L. Stewart III, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Stewart Jr.; Carol Ann Woodard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Woodard; and William T. Woodard Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Woodard.

Local Parents Attend Special Day At Emory

Mrs. Dwight M. Sheldon, 3645 Stewart Ave.; Mrs. William Motley, 3267 SW 1st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pierce, 8970 SW 62nd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. George W. Reese, 228 SW 20th Ave.; Tabor R. Novak, 7160 SW 124th St.; Palmer Tyler, 10900 NE Bayshore Dr.; and Mrs. H. W. Virgin Jr., 3635 Garden Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Davis, 915 Placetas Ave.; Mrs. Janet M. Levie, 910 Andora Ave., and Mrs. M. C. Weir, 1105 Almeria Ave., were among over a thousand parents who attended Parents' Day activities at Emory University recently. Visitors came from eighteen states and territories, ranging from Puerto Rico to California and north to Connecticut.

Riviera Day Schools Pupils To Visit Laboratory

Children of Riviera Day School in Coral Gables this week received a personal invitation from Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lilly to visit the Laboratory of Communication Research Institute. The laboratory is located in Coconut Grove. Dr. Lilly is director. Purpose of the visit is to get acquainted with two dolphins, whose names are Elvar and Tolfa. Dr. and Mrs. Lilly have two children who attend Riviera Day School, Leslie in the second grade and Stuart in the third grade. They will be accompanied by their teachers, Mrs Paul Kenneth Vonk and Mrs. Alice Vitatoe.

Memorial Scholarship To Honor UM War Dead

A memorial scholarship, commemorating University of Miami students killed in World War II and Korea, will be set up with proceeds of the first annual Scholarship Ball, Dec. 10, at the Everglades Hotel. The University's ROTC Reserve Officers' Association sponsors this first annual affair. Open to the public, the Ball will begin at 9 p.m. Music will be furnished by the Dale Stevens Band. Admission is by donation to the scholarship fund.

Dade Water Resources

Water resources in Dade County will be discussed by a panel of experts in this field Friday, Dec. 9, at the University of Miami. Open to the public, the meeting will start at 8 p.m. in Beaumont Lecture Hall. Panel members will answer questions following the discussion.