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WOMAN OF THE WEEK
Among the New Yorkers who have transferred their
affections as well as themselves to Miami is Lillian (Mrs.
Irvingi Soiomcn. who was born in the Bronx but moved to
Staten Island ai an early age.
Motherless when she was quite
young, she and her brother were
brought up by their grandmother,
who was quite strict. She was a
studious, quiet youngster, and en-
joyed a happy childhood. Her
father, Louis Sheld, tried to be
both father and mother to his chil-
dren, and spent as much time as
possible with them.
After high school. Lillian went
on to business school and trained
to be a secretary. When she went
into civil service, she helped start
the first office for New York State
Unemployment Insurance, a job
in which she received training in
how to deal with people by listen-
ing to the people's complaints. This ability has been a
guiding light in her life ever since.
Lillian met her Irv on a blind date. Though they were
immediately attracted to each other, they had a six-month
courtship before they married. They continued to live in
Staten Island until 1950about 10 yearsand then came
to Miami Beach because of their son's health. Lillian says
it is the best thing they ever didRichard is now married
and lives with his wife. Barbara, in Coral Gables, where he
is working and studying architecture. Daughter Marilyn is
taking business administration at the University of Miami.
Lillian's first years in her new home were busy ones.
PTA. Cub Scouting, being Girl Scout Leader, Den Mother
and what have you takes time. She joined the Miami Beach
Chapter of B'nai B'rith, and was made treasurer. President
for two years of the Bal-Bay-Surf Cancer Unit, she now
has another presidencythe Sisterhood of Temple Menorah,
which they joined when they first came to Miami Beach.
She has come up through the ranks to reach the highest
job in Sisterhood, a job she says requires more tact, more
diplomacy, more everything, than even the presidency of
the United States. Lillian, a dynamic person with quiet
charm, is a terrific organizer, and has all the other pre-
requisites.
Thankful for their two wonderful children and their
daughter-in-law who are not identified with this genera-
tion's long-haired "hippie" set. she and her husband, who
have lived in the same house in Surfside for 18 years, never
had to worry about them "getting off the beaten path."'
Up North. Lillian used to sneeze her way around the
golf course. But she hasn't had time ior it here yetit is
one of the things she is "going to do' when." She felt left
out because she wasn't a card player when she first moved
here, so she and three others found themselves a teacher.
Now "no one laughs when we sit down to a card table."
They have a weekly canasta game, and enjoy it thoroughly.
She and Irv like to go to the theater and movies They like
swimming so much, they took a cabana at the Americana
Hotel when it first opened.
Though they haven't traveled much, this summer will
see them start on their "See America First" travel pro-
gram. They will go to California with a stopover in Las
\ ;as. where the gambling bug may catch them.
A good cook and excellent baker. Lillian says her hus-
band wondered aloud recently, "Where is that delectable
cheese cake that you are noted for?" "Exactly where all
diet-conscious people put it." she answered, "in our mind's
eve!" And what does the master of the house say to all of
the activities of which his wife is a part? "As long as my
dinner is on the table on time, you can do anything you
want to do," he said. When September comes, there won't
be much time for anything but being Sisterhood president,
though, how many of you clubwomen truthfully think his
dinner is going to be piping hot on the table at the right
time every night?
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Robert Arnholt,
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Married Sunday
Sally Ann Benjamin and Robert
Marshall Arnholt were married
Sunday, July 21, at the Algiers
Hotel.
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Benjamin. 5125 Donatello, Coral
Gables, the new Mrs. Arnholt at-
tended Coral Gables High School
and is a graduate of Roosevelt
School in Stanford. Conn.
Mr. Arnholt, whose parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Arnholt,
7605 SW 127th St., is a graduate
of Palmetto High School and has
served in the U.S. Navy aboard
the aircraft carrier USS Wasp. He
is now enrolled in the Aerospace
Program at Miami Dade Junior
College.
Weekend College
Program Expanded
Weekend College at Miami Dade
Junior College North has been ex-
panded to 44 courses for the fall
term, according to Ambrose Gar-
ner, vice president. Last fall. 25
classes had a total enrollment of
573.
The unique Weekend College plan
provides a coordinated curriculum
of Saturday-only classes designed
to meet all the requirements for
a two-year associate degree pro-
gram. Classes for the coming term
will include both follow-up courses
for those who began Weekend Col-
lege last year and courses for
those just beginning.
Of the 44 courses scheduled. 30
are on the freshman level. 14 on
the sophomore level. While a ma-
jority of the offerings are in the
areas of Social Science. Humani-
ties and Natural Science. 10 are in
Police Science. Graphic Arts, En-
gineering, Civil Engineering, Busi-
ness Administration, and Account-
ing.
M-DJC's Weekend College was
inaugurated at the South Campus
then called Palmetto Center-
in 1965 with seven classes. This
fall, there will be 33.
Chairman Chosen
By Beach Chamber
David Lapham has been elected
1968-69 chairman of the Miami
Beach Chamber of Commerce
Service and Professional Division.
He succeeds Paul E. Bell.
Chosen to serve with Lapham
were John Whalen, first vice chair-
man; William M. Klein, second
vice chairman and Herbert C.
Frink Jr.. third vice chairman.
Reelected as directors were
Andre S. Bialolenki. Charles Kauf-
man and John Forte. In addition,
five others were chosen to fNl
vacancies on the board of directors.
These were Martin Goldberg. Sam
uel Seltzer. Bob Hartsock. Robert
Hart and James Lauth.
Rabbi Orimland
Conducts Services
At Waldman's
Rabbi Gimpel Orimland will con-
duct the services for the Rosh Ha-
shanah and Yom Kippur High Holy
Days at Waldman's Hotel. Sept. 22.
23 and 24. and Oct. 2 and 3. it was
announced this week by Samuel
Waldman. president of Waldman's
Hotel.
Originally from Israel. Rabbi
Orimland spent seven years in Rio
de Janeiro as cantor for the Copa-
cabana Synagogue before coming
to the United States. He was Rabbi
and cantor in B'nai Israel Syna-
gogue. Pleasantville. N.J., for the
next five years.
Since last year he has been pres-
ident and administrator of the
Cedars of Jerusalem Convalescent
and Nursing Home in North Miami.
ATernei K .
MISS LINDA KOKCACH
Linda Rokeach.
Joseph Danas
Plan To Marry
Mr and Mrs. Leo Rokeach. 754S
E. Treasure Dr., Miami Beach, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Linda Lee. to Joseph
David Danas. son of Mr. and Mrs
i Myron Danas of New York City
A graduate of Cornell Univer
: sity, the brideelect received he:
> master's degree in Guidance an 
Counseling from Northwestern Uni
i versity and is presently teachin ^
i social studies at the New York
l City High School of Fashion Indus
tries while working toward he
Ph.D.
Her fiance was graduated from
Cornell University and New York
University School of Law. He ha-
served as a student assistant in th-
U.S. Attorney's Office and is pres
ently a Judicial Clerk with th-
j Hon. Judge Morris H. Lasker of
[the U.S. District Court. Souther-
\ District of New York.
The wedding is planned fo
Aug. 25.
A MUTUAL AID pact was signed
this week between Histadrut. Is-
rael's labor federation, and Orit. a
labor federation embracing 28 mil-
lion workers in 50 labor organiza-
tions throughout Latin America.
Sweet Francine
Forty persons are expected I
attend a "Sweet Sixteen" birthda
party honoring Francine Kapehu-
Saturday in the Deauville Hotel -
Charlemagne Room. Francine -
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mar-,
! Kapchuk of North Miami Beacu
Cantor Nico Fe'.dman of Tem-
ple Menorah, Miami Beach,
and Mrs. Feldman, board an
Air France iet for their con-
cert tour in Rumania where
they were invited by the
Rumanian Government.
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