The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, June 1, 1961, page 10 (of 20)

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IT'S BRYN MAWR COLLEGE Maxine Finds Her 'Heart's Desire'

MAXINE Heart's desire has come true for Maxine Master, graduating senior at Coral Gables High School. She will enter Bryn Mawr, college in the fall where she has won a $1,000 scholarship. Her first interest has been music. She began piano lessons before she started to school. In addition, she is an accomplished violinist, organist and studies voice. She is a member of the school orchestra and spends on the average of nine hours every week in church music work. She accompanies two choirs, sings in a third one and plays the piano for her Sunday School department and for the Senior Westminister Fellowship on Sunday evenings. In her sophomore year, she studied biology, because of her interest in science. That year she studied physics by television and the following year she was chosen to work in the Marine Laboratory at the University of Miami. Maxine is an avid reader, prefers drama and poetry to prose. In addition to her music academic work, Maxine finds time for other pursuits. She held memberships in many school societies won many contests including being county, state and regional winner in the German contest (second year level). She was the county runnerup for the Silver Knight Award in foreign languages and was a National Merit Semi-finalist, National Honor Society Scholarship finalist. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell L. Master of 837 Madrid St. She wanted to attend one of the Eastern colleges. She turned down a $2,000 scholarship to Sophie Newcomb College because she had set her heart on one of two, Radcliffe or Bryn Mawr.

Margie Airth to Graduate

Margie Airth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Airth, 733 Palermo Ave., will be graduated from Randolph Macon Woman's College this week. Margie, a psychology major, is business manager of the student library magazine; vice president of Sock and Buskin, drama club; fire chief; a staff member of the college yearbook, and a member of Quill Drivers, honorary literary society.

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1805-07 Ponce de Leon HI 6-1857

WHY YOUR CHILD NEEDS Summer Camp

Eight weeks at Florida's Camp Ocala is part of growing up. Boys and girls, 5-16, build confidence, learn to work and play together. They get loving care, too, as hundreds of Dade County youngsters (and their parents) will testify. LOCATED JUST 280 MILES NORTH OF MIAMI IN OCALA NATIONAL FOREST • complete modern camp facilities • experienced counselors • tasty, healthful menus • horseback riding, swimming, water skiing every day • Friday night Sabbath Service Florida's finest camp starts June 26 so enroll now. Call or write today for free brochure... Camp OCALA Owned & directed by: Theo. Struhl, M.D., Maj. Len Wolfman, Bob Wolfman & Ben Miller Miami Address: 1451 N. Bayshore Drive PHONE FR 1-7858

Register Now for SUMMER DANCE CLASSES All Ages Graded Classes in Academic Ballet Techniques RONA BYRON School of Dance

Established Since 1951 132 Minorca, Opposite Coral Gables Elementary School PHONE HI 3-1284 FOR INFORMATION

4 Families Move Into Coral Gables

Coral Gables has four new families. From Salt Lake City, Utah, come Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hunsaker, who now live at 1453 Miller Rd. The Hunsakers have three children, Emilie, 12, attends Ponce de Leon Junior High. Sandra, 6, and Michael, 10, attend David Fairchild Elementary. Dr. James C. Pringle Jr. and his wife, Mary, moved across Le Jeune Road from 1815 Wakeena Dr. to their new home at 733 Catalonia Ave. The Pringles came to South Florida from Boston where Dr. Pringle took his three-year residency at the Peter Brent Brigham Hospital. The Pringles have three children. They are Jim, 6, who will enter the first grade next term at Coral Gables Elementary School; Lon, 4, and Joanie, 2 1/2. Families who were not available for information were Mr. and Mrs. Edson E. Foster, 755 Tiziano Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pollock, 527 Gerona Ave.

KOSHER MEATS FRESH FISH NOT FROZEN

HOME COOKED CORN BEEF HOT or COLD... $1.89 Lb. HOT PASTROMI ..... $1.49 Lb. CHOICE CHUCK STEAK FOR BAR-B-Q 45c Lb. "Cut 'em with a fork" STEAKETTS 25c EACH Open Sunday ROYAL KOSHER MARKET MO 7-3733 5987 S.W. 8th ST.

2-WATCHMAKERS-2 Watch - Clock & Jewelry Repairs GEORGE F. CLARKE

296 Aragon Ave. HI 6-0044

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ BOYS! 12 YEARS & OLDER "RIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH" MAKE MONEY THIS SUMMER!

You can be a Times carrier boy in Coral Gables, making one delivery weekly, on Thursday. We are now accepting applications for routes immediately available. Come to our office at 364 Sevilla (just south of The City National Bank) on Friday from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. or on Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon. See John Mullin, Circulation Manager. THE Coral Gables TIMES

WONDERLAND SUMMER DAY CAMP Under New Management of Dr. Emil Scheinberg 1335 S.W. 67th Ave.

Complete Camp Program For Boys and Girls from 2 to 12 • SWIMMING ON PREMISES • ARTS AND CRAFTS Organized Indoor and outdoor games Horseback riding. Excellent food Certified teachers, Red Cross Water Safety Instructors and experienced Counsellors June 12 Thru Sept. 1st TWELVE WEEKS TRANSPORTATION AVAILABLE FOR INFORMATION CALL DIRECTOR BETTE GREY MO 7-3978