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4 THE MIAMI NEWS March 8, 1974 I. Stamp collectors planning convenfon, exposition here RESTAURANTLOUNGE Now in Uur amart Win vtllar LUNCH DINNER THE SEASONS 44JJ6 Supptr Spccialtiti from 1 1 P.M. Opn Dayi s.w JJ Dame. Drinl Sup. The sum sound of Shadow featuring Carmen Lundy, Incredwle barbecued ribs 'n things.

Dancing every nite except Tuesday. It all casual Come to Mona AJ 9 Read All Day Classified Ads Louisville who now resides in New York. Design of the stamp shows a group of horses rounding a turn in race, and the words "Horse Racing" appear in blue at the upper left. First day cancellation requests may be sent to "Horse Racing Stamp, Postmaster, Louisville, 40201." Proper remittance must be a enclosed and the request must be postmarked not later than May 4, 1974. HORSE RACING it a i.

APPEARING NIGHTLY IK WWII From eleven til three. Eden RocS U.S. postage 10 cents y'JT tjlli VII JVilMirii I'Ullfl, mm with the 100th running of the Koehler, the noted sporting Kentucky Derby. artist and portraitist who has The horse racing stamp done many paintings of race-was designed by Henry track scenes. He'i a native of 7 TIMBRE FLASH mm me? Joker arr Mild MSIl ADAMS COMEDY BOX REVUE SMOWTIMI 10 10 M.

lyTIITAIUUEUf TII M1U covia jKOWS NITI 3f VI I ptsii A( rossway 3 SHOWS FRI. I Vy'" 1 1 NITELY MR. OSCAR THE DYNAMITE "74" SHOW Nothing slops until 5:00 A.M. (Unless you do) ALL DRINKS AFTER MIDNIGHT $1.50 3 Shawl Op.n Ir.m 1 1 A.M. la A M.

3 liv. Bandi By HERB RAU Miami Newt Colummit Miami's hosting two big sump events in coming months, one is the Spring convention of the American philatelic Society at the Ev. rglades Hotel, the dates are April 19 to 21. The second is a "Collectors Exposition," for philatelists principally, also at the Everglades, next January and February. It's being sponsored by Harold Tuthill, editor, of Tuthill's Stamp Journal.

The American Philatelic Society's meeting, in conjunction with the Hollywood Slamp Club's annual "Stampede," should attract dealers from throughout the United States and neighboring foreign Four seminars on widely diversified subjects will be uddcd, to the special programming, one of which will be iqf Interest to others besides-'philatelists. Title is "Philatelic Photography." Meeting along with the APS will be the Florida Federation of Stamp Clubs, the Cuban Philatelic Society, Britfsh, Caribbean Philatelic Study. Group and the U.S. Postal Stationery Society. There will be plenty of ex-hibjts, of course, and a tabie; bpurse which has been sold out for several weeks.

The US. Postal Service and the, United Nations Postal Service will operate post office at the hotel during the three-'day meeting. Mfemian David Phillips will jspeak on "Red China, the'Awakening of a Philatelic Meanwhile, of interest to horsemen' is the announcement by the U.S. Postal Service-that a colorful 10-cent stamp will be issued May 4 at Churchill Downs, in Louisville," in connection IUfalSpiAL RATES OR GROUP PAttTlfcSiii. 1 1 HAVE DINNER BEFORE THE SHOW OPEN BUFFET All YOU' 95 CAN AT Jl I THE EXCITING hsoibo mm mm Served till 10 P.M.

On the Ocean at 163rd Street Free Self-Parking for 850 Cars DISCOVER A GREAT GETAWAY IN THE BEAUTIFUL BAHAMAS PRESENTS Chirino Cape Eleuthera Resort Wind AndYacntuuD 0 (11 KIHTIfkA The Fabulous mmmmmA 4 DAYS3 NIGHTS AN 1 nv VH.vii.vui LaPlaya Sextet CORTEZ GREER SI Covtr, $2 Sat. Holidays 0 NIGHTS COME PLAY WITH OUR MARRACAS! i mi $135. THE SPICE OF OLD HA VAN a in I ON SWINGING $250. per person, double oceupine M1 BEACH. per person, double occupancy CONTINUOUS DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT 9 P.M.

TO A I i-: -iifiMii 7 fmmL mm ri i mm1 Tropical Islander Package includes HUDDLE RESTAURANT I II ITIB rJl 1700 79th ST. CAUSEWAY Elegant guest, villas Pool complimentary IV. Jt I S. A lounge chairs and pnvatt 861-8815 MIAMI BEACH uaayssBOBataa beach Great charter boats for hire Welcome cocktail plus Manager's cocktail party Gourmet dinners, breakfasts Unlimited tennis including night play 50 discount on greens fees championship 18-hole course A COMPLETELY UNIQUE EXPERIENCE IN DINING THE RESTAURANT 5, ONLOOKER ft 4 It i Round trip transportation between Rock Sound Airport and Cape Eleuthera Resort And Yacht Club TODAY'S PICKS my Huddle Combination Platter lk i IVA i oar-D-uue oaoy kids, rmsi ueci. succulent rorK, Pit Roasted Chicken Served with Cole slaw, french fries, corn on cob 1 9 1 Play! Cut loosel Relaxl On the unspoiled island of Eleuthera.

Direct connections via scheduled Pan Am jet flights to Rock Sound. Tropical Islander Package does not include air fare, taxes or gratuities. Add $1 2.50 daily for children up to 1 7 years of age. Third adult in villa, $20.50 daily. For reservationt or color brochure, call 0 Ft.

Lauderdale: 665-1828ln Miami, call; 949-4581 5 An Opulent Evening oft Elegant Dining and Dancim. Broadcast women honored ROAST DUCKLING Flambe MONA USA Impeccable service, gourmet specialties and fine orchestra music suitable for dancing and listening. For reservations call Andre Pascal, host 532-2561. WITH Open-Pit Baby Ribs include! 95 CAESAR SALAD Ciont Huddle Baked Potato Maitre d' Hotel, Gene Kovacs. uifiui nripu tail ot niiif nuiu i i nijr VHOUB 5.7 P.M.

Wl BONFIRE) BIS: 865 3431, 861 8815 0M 5 riDIMMER THEATRE rjjTjj Delight in our elegant enjoy superb dining then sit back and relax while great stars stape. Eden Roc TV. and movies aoDear in hit Broadwav shows. Your Choice of On the Ocean at forty-fifth street. American Women in Radio Television honored their own at a recent meeting.

Lee Waller, program director for WTVJ, Ch. 4, and Alma Walker, public affairs director for WPLG, Ch. 10 were "interviewed" to acquaint other members with their very impressive doings. Among other achievements Lee has just become the first woman to serve on the board of directors of the National Association of Television Program Executives. Us not the only honor among AWRT members, however.

President Audrey Finkelstein was recently appointed to the Educational TV and Radio Council of the Florida State Department of Education. In addition, Audrey soon begins her new current-affairs talk show on WLRN radio. APPEARING N0W thru APRIL 4th EHTREES iiiainnnpn nnnclnnnn in in I IHWUUIil UUIIWIUIIUW mil ii Arrtiutris i Tht Magic Bui Co III mm, Jt II ht 44. 5 I Jet Rico Alan Grant China Valli il mmmm i ujgmmum mm mm tj B. PETE ARG1R0 3 PENNY OPERA in the great musical hit I DO, I DO" Supper Menu 11 P.M.

to 5 A.M. Every Night Deluxe Dinner Service 5 P.M. to 11P.M. MATINEES (Wed. Sat.) Showtime: 2 PM SPECIAL MATINEES Mar.

10. EVENINGS (except Mon.) Showtime 8:30 PM ADMISSION ONLY: $7.50 DINNER SHOW: from $12.50 Dinner Mrvsd from 6:30 PM St. admiuion $8.50 'Dinner Show from $14.50 12, Mar. 17 ADMISSION ONLY: $5.00 LUNCHEON SHOW: $8.75 Sliced steek luncheon served from Noon. Shi 1 1 I VALETPARKING AVAILABLE AT OUR FRONT 000R FOR RESERVATIONS CALL HANS REISS AT 865-7561 "OCEANFRONT1 at 68th STREET Everybody out of the pool and into the classroom.

There's a new course out at Miami Dade Community College, south campus, in how to be a social director. Instructor Marge Hunt will share her secrets for remembering names, producing a costume ball, and MCing any and all events for shipboard or hotel or condominium entertainment woocay licronan BAND FRIDAY MARCH 22. 1974 AT 8:30 P.M. Harry College Auditorium tlOCm $4 $5 $6 $7 50 AT MUSIC MAKERS. DAOELAND MALI IMAGf MIAMI GUSMAN HAU.

10 fl.00 TICKIT OFFICf TAPISVILLi MIACll MILf- MCORO SHACK. il KICKS. M.I. HOUSI RH HM HOIL WOOD MALL SIDS IAST A WIST. ft.

LAUD. HAIR HUT LAUD FOR MAIL ORDERS MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO MAGIC BUS CO SEND TO WBUS 8 1 4 FIRST ST. MIAMI BEACH 33139 See the BIG One Right in Your Own Backyard! if The public Is invited to attend a meeting of the Miami Chapter, Women's Division of American Technion Society, March 15 at 9:30 a.m. at the First Federal Sav-ings'and Loan Building, 2750 22nd St. Guest speaker will be Harvey Friedman who has just returned from Israel.

MARCH 4 MARCH 9 COMEDY SENSATIONS Bernie Steve ALLEN ROSSI With Israeli Singing STAR ALIZA AZIKRI PHOTO REPRINTS I. s' v- I im a.l.i 1 PLAYMATE BAR Show times: djili and weekends 10 D.m. and HAVE AN ENERGY-SAVING FUN DAY IN YOUR HOMETOWN! With the KILLER WHALES FLIPPER! Easy access from everywhere by bus, by bike, by carpool or walk if you like 5 EXCITING SHOWS EVERYDAY! Ask about the Resident Pass as you leave MIAMI midnight $5 Entertainment Charge. No drink minimum. Closed Sunday, March 10.

Res. Art Cecchini, 865-1500. LZ, lii JL tmT'J. mklm.LmJ.W. JUL I AIT TIMES: Fri.

Sat. 17 30 i THE KIP ROOM Dinner and dancing in the inimitable Playboy Tradition. Dancing to the Stan Musick Trio' featuring Maria Marshall. Serving from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m.

Res. Santiago, 865 1500. THE CELEBRITY BAR Miami's favorite gathering place for dancing, songs, and the humor of the First Impression. Open Irom 11 a.m. to the wee hours.

PRICES (inc. tax! Sun Mon Tues Wed, Thurs. 18.30 ONLY $7.50, 8.50, 9.50 DTERRACEDSEATING F0R BETTER VIEWING LARGER STAGE IMPROVED LIGHTING SOUND! DtauviHe Bo OHice Now Opn, Tickets Also Available All Jordan Marth Storea, Leading Holel-Supt. of Service; Tickttron fx 10 or larger of MIAMI NEWS photos. Now evoilebltto you el modtst est.

Cell our Photo Dept. 350-2937. 1 1 mn parting locaiea wnnin wanting oniance wo vaiei parmng FOR INFO CALL 865-6713 Groij) Sale Ducounts; 44 1743 iht pUyboy dIaza-MiAMi bEAC 54th Street and Collins Avenue A Wometco Attraction 1-95 South. Follouv Signi to Kiy Biicayn on Ricknbackr Ciwy. 67th St ft Collmj Ave Miami Beach i Mk.

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