The Coral Gables Times

"PETER PAN" at Studio M is playing to packed houses. Left to right are Anna Marie Cianci, Sue Abrams and Doris Bernhardt, the latter of whom plays Peter Pan.

Blind Bogey Has 7 Winners

Blind Bogey was the tournament Friday at the Coral Gables Country Club Women's Golf Association play. The number was 44 and there were seven players who hit BB on the nose. They were Mrs. W. J. Garrison, Mrs. Daniel Tarullo, Mrs. R. G. Schmid, Mrs. G. E. Hall, Mrs. Vincent Corso, Mrs. L. W. Dymond, and Mrs. Vernon Eason.

He Raced Home And Judge Found It Unwelcome

University student Robert Craig Wade was found guilty of reckless driving, using more than one lane, passing on the wrong side and driving 65 mph in a 40 mile zone — by Judge Edward J. Nelson in Metro Traffic Court this week. Wade said he was racing back to school in order to return a friend's car so the friend wouldn't be late for his traffic school class. Judge Nelson, peering over the desk, asked, "Don't you think that's where you should be?"

Our Boys Start Drive For New Customers

The carrier salesmen of The Coral Gables Times had a special event in their honor at the Coral Gables Youth Center Saturday night. It was a kickoff to a subscription contest, ending May 1. The festivities began the moment the boys entered the door. Louis LaNeve, Bruce Moskowitz and Duke Depew won door prizes. Following a buffet dinner of hot dogs, French fried potatoes, ice cream and soft drinks, the evening moved to the entertainment events. Six skits depicting carrier boys in adventures while trying to sell subscriptions featured Ricky Schafer, Lee Howard, Bill Eubanks, Stuart Cohen, Bruce Alexander and Louis LaNeve. Mr. Magic entertained the folks with his magical art. Members of the junior and senior groups of the Jack Stanley School of Dance Arts performed several numbers. The dancers were Mike Lally, Mickey Thorne, Mary Jane Swackhamer, Susan Wolfson, Stan Mazin, Kathy Aidan, Mark Stein, Bill Allen, Ellen Parris, Maxine Edwards, Ron Daniels, Wendy Lotteran, Leilani Smith, Steffi Fox, Muffet Elmore. A cruise to and from Nassau is awaiting the winner and his mother. The boy who gets the most subscriptions over 50 by May 1 will be the winner. They will travel aboard the SS Bahama Star and spend two nights at sea.

CUTS WRIST

Fifteen-year-old Mary Carlone, of 3620 SW 13th St., was treated at Doctors' Hospital Sunday night for a cut of the left wrist suffered at St. Theresa's Catholic School. Gables police said the injury occurred when the young girl accidentally broke a window while attending a Catholic Youth Organization meeting at the school.

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MIAMI SENIOR HIGH ADULT EDUCATION CENTER

(Branch of Lindsey Hopkins Education Center) DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2450 S.W. First Street Miami 35, Florida ANNOUNCES THAT REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE 16-WEEK SUMMER SEMESTER, MAY 1 THROUGH AUGUST 17, 1962. REGISTER AT THE SCHOOL BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 2:00 AND 9:30 P.M. TELEPHONE: HI 3-5226 or HI 3-9341 after 2:00 p.m., please. Classes meet twice weekly from 7 to 10 p.m. The registration fee is $2 for each class, Many courses are approved for VETERANS. High school diplomas may be earned through evening attendance. The following courses will be offered at the MIAMI SENIOR HIGH ADULT EDUCATION CENTER beginning May 1, 1962. HIGH SCHOOL English, Grades 9, 10, 11, and 12 American History American Government General Science Biology General Mathematics Algebra I and II Geometry, Plane and Solid Trigonometry Reading Improvement General Mechanical Drafting I General Shop I (Woodworking & Metals) BUSINESS EDUCATION Typewriting, Electric and Manual (3 levels) Gregg Shorthand, Theory and Transcription Stenoscript, ABC Shorthand Bookkeeping and Accounting Business Law: Real Estate, Mortgages, and Contracts Office Machines Business English Business Mathematics DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Principles of Insurance Principles of Investments (Stocks & Bonds) Techniques of Selling Real Estate Sales Real Estate Appraisals Income Tax GENERAL ADULT EDUCATION Psychology, Personal Living Psychology, (Conflicts in Living) Citizenship Training Creative Writing Art, Painting (Oil and Water) LANGUAGES Conversational Portuguese I Conversational Spanish (3 levels) Conversational French (2 levels) Conversational Italian (2 levels) Conversational German I Conversational Russian I Conversational English for New Americans (3 levels) Special 25-hour-a-week classes for Visa Students EVENING TRADE EXTENSION Surveying Techniques of Photography Celestial Navigation (Marine) The MIAMI SENIOR HIGH ADULT EDUCATION CENTER is in operation 48 weeks out of the year. The school is divided into three 16-week semesters which begin in January, May, and September. The school has 130 faculty members with an average student enrollment of 3,500. Parking is not a serious problem for those who drive to school. A large parking area is provided just north of the school building. The school is also ideally located for students relying upon bus transportation. Counselors are on duty from 7 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday to help students plan their education programs. Library and cafeteria facilities are also available to adult students. REGISTER NOW for the 16-week Summer semester to begin May 1, 1962. MIAMI SENIOR HIGH ADULT EDUCATION CENTER (Branch of Lindsey Hopkins Education Center) Division of Vocational, Technical, and Adult Education, DADE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS