Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, April 13, 1961, page 21 (of 28)
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CHRISTOPHER Columbus High School winners in the Civitan Club essay contest are shown.
Dr. Hugh Murphy, contest director, presents first place to Eugene N. Lemoine. From left to right are Joseph Dennison, third place; Dennis Sullivan, honorable mention; David Gentry, second place; Lemoine; Brother Edward; Dr. Murphy; Brother Declan; and Michael Broyard, honorable mention.
Linda Derr Visits Home
Linda Derr, a student at Florida Southern College, Lakeland, accompanied by her roommate Nancy May of Orlando, spent spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Derr of 8100 SW 62nd Ave. It was a first trip to Miami for Nancy. Linda, wearing her Alpha Chi Omega pledge pin, was also showing her silver bracelet with pledge disc name plate. Both girls were active in the recent Founder's Day celebration at Florida Southern.
BOMB SHELTERS GET NOD FROM CITY
Bomb shelter requirements were adopted by the Coral Gables City Commission recently. The ordinance, passed on first reading, will enable Gablesites desiring protection to construct underground shelters. Doors will be within regular setbacks.
STRAWBERRY HILL FARMS
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BARGAIN DAYS SALE DRESSES
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Civitan Club's Area Schools Win In Essay Contest
Fifteen high school seniors received awards for winning the second annual Coral Gables Civitan Club's citizenship essay contest Tuesday evening. There were five winners from each of three high schools, Coral Gables, Southwest and Christopher Columbus. There were 725 entries. Coral Gables winners were first place, William T. Haverfield II; second, Donald S. McCorquodale Jr.; third, Leonard Charles Tashman; honorable mention awards, Joel Eaton first, Harriet Sue Charmin; and Alex Galenes. Southwest winners were second, Helene Kichefski; third, Marsha Schakelford; honorable mention, William Oswald and Elizabeth Kraemer. Christopher Columbus winners were first, Eugene W. Lemoine; second, David Gentry; third, Joseph Dennison; honorable mention, Dennis Sullivan and Michael Broyard. First Prize winners received a $100 U.S. Government Savings Bond; second place winners received a $75 bond and third place winners received a $25 bond. The five winning essays from each school are automatically submitted for consideration for district and international awards. Judges were Ira Willard, president of the City National Bank of Coral Gables; Rolfe Neill, editor of the Coral Gables Times; and George Thrope, president of WVCG of Coral Gables. Teachers supervising the contest in their respective schools were Miss Evelyn Massey of Coral Gables, Miss Crabree of Southwest and Brother Edward of Christopher Columbus.
Shenandoah To Canvass
Shenandoah Baptist Church, 2225 SW 17th Ave., will hold an every - member financial canvass May 14-28. Those who volunteer to canvass will meet May 15 for a loyalty dinner. Assignments will be given then. Each deacon will be a division captain. The Rev. Lloyd N. Whyte is pastor.
SM Methodists To Hear Book Review
Mrs. Frank Kerdyk will review "The Snake Has All the Lines" by Jean Kerr tomorrow (Friday) at 10 a.m. South Miami First Methodist Church. The Women's Society for Christian Service will be host.
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Monthly News SUNSET DRUGS
Monthly News APRIL, 1961 A Message From Your Pharmacist HOW TO BECOME A PHARMACIST. The practice of pharmacy requires much professional training. To obtain a license, a pharmacist now is required to attend five years at a college of pharmacy, serve an apprenticeship and pass a state examination to prove know-ledge. OPERATING A PHARMACY IS NOT EASY. Careful buying is needed. With more than 4,000 different medicines in our prescription department and thousands of other health-aids and sickroom needs, our problem is to have what you ask for. We must not stock too much of a product, or potency and freshness will be gone when you buy it. And, we must keep informed about new products and immediately get them so we can fill any physician's prescriptions. OUR PRICES MUST BE COMPETITIVE. We must earn a profit to stay in business, but it must not be greater than that of any other reliable pharmacy. Our prices are always fair. A GOOD PHARMACY OFFERS SERVICE. We must earn the preference you show us by making us your pharmacy. Therefore, we try our best to be courteous, dependable and help-ful. We gladly deliver, offer charge service and informed answers to your questions. AND. — WE LIKE PHARMACY. Despite its long working hours, there is nothing we would rather be than a pharmacist. Each night we know that the products and service we provide has helped others to live a healthier, happier life. SUNSET DRUGS COR. SUNSET AND RED ROAD 5640 SUNSET DRIVE a Complete Drug Store SOUTH MIAMI