The Miami News from Miami, Florida • 18

ROLLENE SAAL The Miami News Alaska Woman Tells Story: Sec Wilma Knox 0 Junior Help Juveniles: Read Connie Gee Museum Offers 18A Miami, Wednesday, April 1, 1964 If A Whole New 4 if4 Education CaJJj Swinging Styles For Easy Life It's spring and supposedly we're all as restless as those willows in a windstorm. And aren't youngsters more restless than anyone? Not that I'm implying that you have to be a mass of jitters to enjoy the Museum of Science and Natural History's spring schedule, but it's a good way to channel excess energy. The courses, which begin April 4, are marvelous. Though some 30,000 Dade school children last year visited the Museum's exhibits, I can't stress strongly enough the good work the Museum does. It's true that many distinguished scientists physicists, botanists, marine biologists followed their career from childhood.

This puts it squarely up to a parent to foster a child's interest, to recognize a talent, and to encourage areas of expression. One of the most popular Saturday classes is soberly called Nature Study I and II (I is for the 6-9-year-old group; II for youngsters 10-16). That title gives no idea of the variety of experience and fun children have by going out into the field, to dune and hammocks and forests where, under expert guidance they collect plants, insects, and marine life. Then they return to the laboratory where they classify their specimens, like the proper scientists they are. Another great favorite is "Reptiles and Amphibians." The children collect a gay assortment I But the woman who likes to keep one, step ahead in fashion and is not afraid of a few stares will find that Van Raalte has come out with the palest of stockings in "Gardenia" and Hanes also is producing white shades.

To put the final stamp of approval on this look, one noted fashion writer says, "Neutral shades are about as sexy as prunes. There are only two kinds of exciting stockings these days, black or white." Once upon a time (about a week ago) a young man named Buddy Logue waxed so enthusiastically about a dress manufacturing firm, Poise 'N Ivy, that we took him to be the owner. Well, Buddy is definitely a hard-working member of the company, but it seems that the real head of Poise 'N Ivy is Seth M. Roland. Pardon us for the mistake.

Husbands who confidently scoffed at those deep-plunging Paris originals this spring because they knew their wives could not afford them should be on guard. Line-for-line copies of the bosom-baring Diors and similarly-shaped gowns are al-already being offered in America at prices within range of almost any pocketbook. For example, a copy of the dress that started it all this spring, a black cocktail gown by Marc Bohan of Dior that plunges its neckline nearly to the waist, can be had for less than $70. And older husbands may be even more surprised at the fact that not only young women, but matrons in their 50's (with good shoulders and chests) are lapping up those revealing silhouettes with relish. By PAULA BREIBART Miami Newi ruhloa Editor Summer is for relaxing.

And clothing manufacturers have taken this idea to heart. Seersuckers, sharkskins, linens and denims are being done up in the most casual care-free and even kookiest leisure-time styles ever. Muu muus tn never-iron seersucker find themselves complete with hobo head-kerchiefs. Cotton blends go oriental la exotic at-home sets that belie their washabillty. Denim stretches with ease into not only pants but wrap-around skirts, beach jackets and shifts.

Furthermore, all-over patches of madras for skirts and pants put the old rags-to-riches story in reverse. And seersucker, newly light and wrinkle-shy in acetate and cotton, unfurls its usually nondescript stripes to gigantic proportions. Burnoose-y shifts and A-lines with hair-hiding hoods take the place of beach coats. And more versatile than the strictly-for-seaside coverups, these shifts can go marketing or spend a casual day inland equally as well. Nurses had better make a quick run on white stockings, because they may be scarce this summer.

Fashion experts, in New York at least, are pushing frosty nylons for the average woman to wear with summer costumes. Not that many hosiery manufacturers are nurturing this white-stocking craze; they're still in love with the neutral and dark tones. And many a salesgirl will look down her nose at the white-nylon customer with the comment, "They're just for nurses." of newts, frogs, salamanders and other creepy, crawly things, all of which children love until they unfortunately become squeamish grown-ups. Some future archeologist may go on his first "dig" right along the Tamiami Trail. The "Indians of South Florida" class, 9-14-year-olders, work for the entire 8 week course on a specific mound where they unearth actual pottery shards and shell implements.

There are many other courses for as well as for children in ceramics, jewelry, astron-Jomy, painting. Though this is good for grown-ups there's something especially valuable about this kind of activity for a child. Not every youngster, Heaven knows, is going to be a scientist, but no matter what occupa-- tion he follows, he is first of all a human being. To a child the world is a dazzling place, bright, colorfully detailed, new. By directing a child's interest a parent can preserve that special awareness of the world around him.

It's a lovely gift to give any child. Select your new STRIPES RUN both ways in this burnoose shift for beach or patio. In acetate surrah, it's about $14. All styles shown, by Pantino, are at Young Sophisticates and Judi Lesli. SPRING FABRICS at SINGER i Brides jr mis RICHTER'S, for mon than 40 years in fw Miami, has gamed a worldwide reputa-f tion as liauidators of diamond estates.

ti i i iti vk mm inrougn ineir loani una punnaxs or in collections, from private sources, they ere able to offer to the public beautiful jewels emanating from some of the world's best known jewelers at a fraction of their original cost. Below is a list of few of our latest acquisitions. Mia I A. III, ilfg i '11 Mrs. Garday Gardny-Hodges Gloria DuBois Hodges and Stephen J.

Garday Jr. were' married March 26 in the Pembroke Advent Christian Church, Pembroke, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. DuBois Pembroke, are the bride's parents. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Stephen J. Garday.

3124 NW 18th and the late Mr. Garday. Following a wedding trip to St. Augustine, the Gardays are living at Fort Stewart, where he is in the Army. Hofmann-Lohr Donnagene R.

Lohr became the bride of Ensign Herbert C. Hofmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Hofmann, Rye, N.

March 29 in Corpus Christi Roman Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Col-ton Lynes Lohr, Miami, and the late Mr. Lohr. She was given in marriage by her brother, Colton Lynes Lohr Jr.

Her attendants were Mrs. Arthur Dean Essex, Elizabeth Cornesa, Jacqueline White, Susan Wilson and Erna Hofmann. Gregory Hofmann was his brother's best man. Ushers were John Paul, James Paul, Larry and James Jerriga. i FABULOUS DIAMOND NECKLACE 9 marvelous quality Pear Shape diamonds weighing about 1 1 Vi carats, 1 6 marquise diamonds weighing about 1 0 carats, and 1 83 baguette diamonds weighing about 15 carats.

At a marvelous OQ Bargain, only I 7703 A LARGE ROUND UNMOUNTED DIAMOND weighing 3 1 carats, wos left to be sold by owner, who paid $50,000.00 and now is in dire need of immediate cash $01 7CA and will sell for Z4 3U BEAUTIFUL MODERN DIAMOND FLEXIBLE BRACELET consisting of one round diamond weighing 1 Vt in the center, 2 peor shape diamonds weighing about 3 corots, 28 marquise diamonds weighing 13V2 carats, 64 baguette diamonds weighing about 9 corots ond 38 round diamonds weighing 4 carats, a very handsome design, at a terrific $OCfifi buy, for OjUU laui viAMunu suLMAiKt marquise shaDed diamond weiohina 5Vi rornt nhcnliitelu perfect, beautifully cut, set in platinum mounting, ORIENTAL TOUCH wings kimono sleeves out above a tunic and pants set. Contrast trim at the V-neck picks up the color of the pants. About $23. HIGH STYLE for hobos is this seersucker muu muu that matches its wide stripes with a heady triangle. Beachy style is by Pantino.

Mrs. Hofmann with I tapered baguette AOQC diamonds, for only fZOD VERY UNUSUAL STAR RUBY RING set in Porision mounting, set with 36 round matched diamonds. Ruby weighs approximately $)QTC 1 8 carats, jl 8K yellow gold, for only, 3 PLATINUM end DIAMOND CROSS 1 1 large round diamonds weighing about 5'2 carats, and GABLES JUNIORS LEND A HAND TO JUVENILES i small aiomonds around, 2Va inches long, originally cost U50. 00, can be "635 bought now for only ued during her administration along with a second new project, a library on wheels. She will represent her Branch in Washington, D.

at the National Biennial Conference of American Pen Women. Mrs. Parodie is the mother of five and grandmother of two. With her husband, Ulysses, she resides at 2900 SW 68th Ave. LADY'S FINE PLATINUM and DIAMOND BOW KNOT BROOCH 26 large round graduated diamonds, fine blue white Gems, 5 large marquise shaped diamonds, and 41 baguette $1CQ7 shaped diamonds, a very good buy, for.

Oft LARGE GENUINE AQUAMARINE RING stone weighs about 50 carats, set in platinum, 8 large round diamonds, 20 smaller rourd diamonds, By CONNIE GEE (ommnnlty ftrrvlre Editor Juveniles in trouble are getting a psychological lift from the Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club. Mrs. Robert King High, president-elect of the club, has indicated that the successful Friday night dance program, inaugurated by the Juniors this year at Youth Hall, will be for five days weekly next school year. Supporting club Cabaret, held March 7, cleared $5,200 profit for the clinic. There are not enough Red Cross volunteer nurses to teach the courses offered on "Home Care of the Sick and Injured" or "Mother-Baby Care." Dade County Chapter ARC is calling for R.N.s or licensed practical Secretary of the Florida League of American Pen Women, Mrs.

U. E. (Billie) Parodie will receive one of her "brain children" in Miami this week. She is editor of the new "Greater Miami Clubwoman," to be published monthly. Mrs.

Parodie, retiring 1st vice president of the Coral Gables Branch of the League of American Pen Women, will be installed as president this month at a banquet to take place at the Holiday Inn, Coral Gables. valued at $1500,00, can now be pur- SCAT chosed, for the low price of 373 LADY'S DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING a lovely one carat diomond set in Handmade platinum mounting, with 2 tapered baguette dia Storm Warning (Special Bulletin) Ttrrifie storm arriving Miami Beach 1 P.M., Friday, April 3rd. Thot'i TEMPEST STORM, in person. PARIS TIIEATKE S50 Washington Avenue, M. t.

monds tnat weigh over Vi carat, a SOOC wOJ errific bargain, for only LADY'S FLOWER BROOCH 62 small round nurses, each to be ready to teach one course a year (12 hours). Retired nurses, or others with 12 hours to spare, may enroll for teaching by calling the Red Cross Nurse Instructor at chapter headquarters, Coral Gables Country Club Women's Golf Association will have its annual costume party Friday. Originals and comics will vie with beauty costumes for first place attention during this fun-day on the greens. An 8-week modern dance class opened this week at the Downtown YWCA, 114 SE 4th St. It will take place Mondays, 7 p.m.

and is open to beginners. Basic modern dance technique will be taught. Patricia Malkin, graduate of the School of Performing Arts, is the instructor. She also teaches Trimnastic Classes, 6 p.m. at the Y.W..

Mondays and Wednesdays. A Hawaiian dance class, taught by Jan Stavrou, will run Mondays, 8 p.m., for 7 more weeks. 4 Rent electric carpet skempooer i The library is at Children's Cardiac Hospital, part of a hospital inaugurated cultural program that also includes art and music. Mrs. High, who is completing a year as vice president of the club, reports that although the Youth Hall project was undertaken by the New Members Committee it has been accepted by the club as a vhole.

Club members attend the weekly dances, take records, serve refreshments. The evening occasionally has added features the introduction of charades and banjo player-singers. Mrs. High, wife of Miami's mayor and mother of five young children, will be installed May 13 at Riviera Country Club. Her successor as vice president will be Mrs.

J. M. Moore, 780O SW 133 who is now second vice president. Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club's major project, the Coral Gables Clinic, will be open again for only $1 Make your carpets new again! Rent electric carpet Bhampooer for only $1 a day when you buy Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo at: diomonds, a fine handmade Flower of $AQC 14K white gold, a good value, for I7 14K WHITE GOLD ATTRACTIVE EARRINGS, 22 round diamonds ond 16 large round diamonds set in sprays in individual settings, $COA for only 3zU LADY'S YELLOW GOLD OMEGA WRISTWATCH Bracelet ond Watch made as one piece, unconditionally guoronteed 17 jewel movement, originally cost $495.00, can now $1CC be bought for only I Qj MECDIITIEirS 160 E. FLAGLER ST.

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U. E. PARODI Pen Women Prexy MRS. ROBERT KING fflGH Junior President-Elect A.