The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, October 11, 1962, page 6 (of 24)

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IT WAS A HAMBURGER for the president.

IT WAS A HAMBURGER for the president, Mrs. Dorothy Briner, of Marion, Ohio, (seated) and national president, visited the local chapter of the Military Order of Kootie Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars for lunch last Thursday. In the VA Hospital cafeteria, left to right, are, state president, Mrs. Thomas Rankine, 6110 SW 20th St.; Mrs. Ruth Bagg, 1520 SW 7th St.; Mrs. Briner; and local Auxiliary's VA representative, Mrs. Robert M. Brockmann, 5221 SW 6th St.

UM Offers String Course

The University of Miami School of Music has organized a Preparatory String Division that will offer group instruction in stringed instruments and music theory for high school students. Coordinating the program for Dean John Bitter will be Lucas Drew, UM instructor in contrabass. Classes will be offered on Saturdays, beginning Oct. 13 and continuing through Jan. 19 except during Thanksgiving and Christmas school holidays. The stringed instrument class will be divided into sections with approximately four students in each, assigned according to their musical ability. Faculty members will be Alexander Prilutchi, violin; Victor Stern, viola; Herman Busch, cello, and Lucas Drew, double bass. All are members of the UM Symphony Orchestra and the UM music faculty. The theory classes will include basic instruction in four-part harmony, taught by Fred Ashe, chairman of the School of Music's department of theory.

ROOF COATING & CLEANING

J. M. Montgomery ROOFING CO., INC. CALL HI 5-2443

Firm Opens

Eleanor Micelli, formerly associated with Ron Levitt, has opened an interior decorating firm at 156 Giralda. Miss Micelli, who lives at 632 Zamora Ave., is a licensed interior decorator. She has worked in San Francisco, Honolulu and Rome.

more excitement at dadeland

GARDENING LECTURE friday, october 12, 7:30 p.m. First in a series of scheduled monthly demonstrated lectures on gardening... presented as a Burdine's "Customer Service" Subject: Pest Control in Your Garden. GARDEN SHOP, STREET FLOOR DADELAND ONLY. Burdine's SUNSHINE FASHIONS

Gables High Gathers Honors

By JOYCE DENIS Correspondent Distinction is definitely the proper adjective for Gables High. Representing the school in keen competition this summer was Susan Ward of 7521 SW 57th Ave., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ward, outstanding Junior Achiever from Gables High. She received the national title of Miss Junior Achievement at Bloomington, Ind. Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock on Channel 10, Mark Fisher, Jim Fisher, and Bobo Lozoff can be seen defeating other school spelling teams. The new half-hour show features teams of students from the Dade and Broward County high schools competing against each other in an old-fashioned spelling bee. Still other students, Genny McGlannon and George (Gil) Wheeler, are among the student models in the fashion showings at Burdine's Dadeland store on Oct. 6 and 13. These shows are presented by the Youth Board, of which Genny and Gil are members. Plans have been made by Donna Knowles, Cavaleon editor, Susan Gertman, business manager; and Mrs. Marlene Adams, faculty adviser to attend the National Scholastic Press Association convention for yearbook staffs at Columbia University, New York City. The trio leaves Oct. 18 for their stay at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.

New Shop To Open

The opening of a new flower shop at 45 Merrick Way Oct. 17 will feature an art show by a local artist. Owner is Elton Edelman, long-time Miami florist. The artist is Ethel Blake, who has had two one-man shows in this area.

Now Open! our new CORAL GABLES BRANCH

assures Cole's superior quality and even better service to all of South Dade County WIRE ORDERS TO ALL THE U.S. PHONE 667-8893 SPECIAL CORSAGES for all U. of M. Events. Student Prices FREE DELIVERY Anywhere in Greater Miami COLE'S FLOWERS MIAMI'S LARGEST FLOWER SHOP Open evenings till 9, Sundays till 7. Reduced prices for "cash and carry," or call 2101 BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI FR 9-2415 1134 S. DIXIE, CORAL GABLES (opposite U. of M.) 667-8893

GO "first class" GO ELECTRIC ...IT'S CHEAPER, TOO!

now enjoy modern flameless cooking CLEANER! No soot-blackened pots or grime-stained kitchen walls. Electricity is pure energy. No flame, no products of combustion. Curtains and drapes stay cleaner. COOLER!... FASTER! The flat electric surface units cling closely to cooking utensils. Trigger-fast heat goes directly into the food-not into the room. Your kitchen stays up to 16° cooler. AUTOMATIC! Push a button or flip a switch... the controlled heat is the same every time... just-right as you want it for perfect cooking without pot-watching. SAFER, too! Super-safe because there's no constant-burning pilot flame, no hazardous fumes. You never have to be "on guard." You enjoy precious peace of mind. More than a million Florida families have already "switched" to flameless Electric cooking. Ask your neighbor! See what's NEW in glamor-styled Electric Ranges with the modern "built-in" look. Colors, too! Visit your Electric Appliance Dealer. there's no Match for flameless Electric Living ...IT'S CHEAPER, TOO! FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HELPING BUILD FLORIDA MEDALLION HOME LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY Every Medallion Home today, includes a flameless Electric Range.

YES! BILLS! BILLS! BILLS!

Use a Coral Gables First National Bank loan to consolidate all your bills. Repay over 24 months. If you are steadily employed it's easy to qualify for a Consolidation Loan. INSTALLMENT LOAN DEPT. OPEN 'TIL 5 P.M. Phone HI 5-2661 CORAL GABLES First National Bank 100 MIRACLE MILE