Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Times
Saturday, September 4, 1976, page 8 (of 35)
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School registration possible Tuesday
Public school students who have not yet registered for school can do so Tuesday, Sept. 7. There will be no classes that day because it is a teacher workday, but school staff will be on hand. Parents are reminded that kindergarten and first grade students must have birth, health and immunization certificates for registration. Students entering school from out of state also must present certificates of immunization, although it is not a requirement for those transferring within the state or county. Secondary students who have moved into another school area should obtain a transfer from their last school or from the school to which records were sent. Student council Activities at Our Lady of Lourdes Academy are getting off to a busy season with the installation of the Student Council on Sept. 10. Speakers for the ceremony will be Rev. Vincent T. Kelly, superintendant, and Betty Vega, former president of the Student Council. Among students to be installed are Diane Weaver, president; Mariam Diaz-Silveira, vice-president; Katie McCormick secreatry; Gina Thomas, treasurer; and class presidents Ana Catasus '76, Lenor Herrera '77, and Ann Padron '78. Class counselors and members of the Associate Council will also be installed during the ceremony. On Sept. 11, a Newcomers' Tea, sponsored by the Mothers' Guild and the Student Council, will welcome the incoming Class of 1979 and other new students. Female survival "Women: Survival Mechanisms in a Man's World" will be the topic of the membership program of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) membership, coffee, Saturday, Sept. 18. Mrs. Francina Thomas will be the guest speaker of the program to be held at Florida International University, Tamiami Trial and SW 107th Avenue, from 2 to 5 p.m. Anyone with a bachelors degree from a fully accredited four year college or university is invited to attend. Language Coral Park High's Adult Education Center, 8865 SW 16th St., is offering conversational Spanish, French and Hebrew during the fall trimester. For more information call 226-6565 between 4 and 9 p.m.
VIKING & RICCAR SEWING MACHINES
NEW MACHINES FROM $150.00 REPAIR MOST MAKES SEPTEMBER SPECIAL RICCAR MODEL #410 SEWING MACHINE (HEAD ONLY) $5.00 WITH PURCHASE OF VIKING #6440 OR RICCAR GALAXY $300 SUNSET FABRICS 5811 SUNSET DRIVE SOUTH MIAMI 33143 665-7952 & 665-2988
NEWS from Candidate HERB HOODWIN 14th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, FLORIDA P.O. BOX 350427 MIAMI, FLORIDA 33135
CORAL GABLES. "I AM RUNNING AGAINST EVELIO ESTRELLA IN THE SEPTEMBER 7th REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. MR. ESTRELLA LOST TO CLAUDE PEPPER IN 1972 AND MIKE CARRICARTE IN 1974. DON'T WASTE YOUR REPUBLICAN VOTE . . . I WILL DEFEAT CLAUDE PEPPER . . . ESTRELLA CAN'T." RESUME Former City of Miami Employee Engineer, Building Department Past Secretary to Building Board of Examiners and Appeals Past Secretary and Chief Examiner of City of Miami Civil Service Board Past Member City of Miami Pension Fund Member of South Florida Building Code Technical Committee Member Dade County Board of Rules and Appeals Past Chairman South Florida Section, American Welding Society Past President Key Biscayne Civic Association Past President Kiwanis Club of Key Biscayne Second Vice President Kiwanis Club of Southwest Miami Past Treasurer Kiwanis Club of Southwest Miami Past Chairman Beth David Youth Commission First Vice President, Gold Coast Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors Past Chairman Legislative Committee Registered Professional Engineer Certified General Contractor National Society of Professional Engineers Florida Engineering Society Professional Engineers in Private Practice Past Board Member - Florida Citizens For Right to Work PLATFORM 1. Except to accommodate a time of national emergency, the Congress should be required to approve only a balanced budget. 2. All laws passed by the Congress and all bureaus and agencies created by the Congress shall expire six years from date of passage or creation unless re-enacted or re-established by the Congress. 3. All bureaus and agencies of the federal government shall be subject to an external audit biannually. 4. The authority to control any segment of our commerce, industry or public services shall not be relegated to any special interest group which is not an agency of the government. 5. Reduce federal taxes by eliminating federally distributed revenue-sharing funds. 6. Require Unemployment Compensation recipients to submit proof of inability to find work. 7. Provide continuous monitoring of all Welfare, Food Stamp and Social Security Programs to prevent abuses and/or failures of the Programs. 8. Discontinue foreign aid or the extension of credit, to those countries who are in opposition to our domestic and foreign policies. 9. Authority of OSHA Compliance Officer should be limited to making compliance inspections and issuing citations for violations of OSHA regulations. 10. Limit the number of consecutive terms in office of Congressmen. 11. Maintain a strong national defense. 12. Restore capital punishment. 13. Oppose the Castro Regime in Cuba. 14. Oppose the giveaway of the Panama Canal. Authorized by Hoodwin For Congress Committee - Michael Pascal, C.P.A., Treasurer