Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, April 13, 1961, page 25 (of 28)
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CAROL GOODMAN
CAROL GOODMAN, 19, of West Miami, was chos- [TEXT LOST] Junior Hostess of the nth for the Miami Beach Servicemen's Center. Carol, who came here from Brooklyn 13 years ago, graduated from Miami Senior High School and now works as a telephone operator. Her favorite pastimes are listening to classical and semi-classical music, reading and dancing.
Meter Girls To Appeal Firings
The two meter checkers fired by City Manager L. W. Robinson Jr. last week for refusing to explain discrepancies on overtime parking tickets have asked for a trial before the city's trial board. "I regard these discrepancies as material and import- t [?]" Robinson told Attorney William Pruitt, counsel for Mrs. Shirley Searle and Norweida Barrow. "This city cannot, and will not, tolerate employees who not only are guilty of discrepancies in important matters but are also guilty of wilful insubordination, and absolute a stubborn refusal, not only to explain but to make any comment or answer any questions regarding their work," Robinson said. The city manager listed more than 40 tickets for each girl in which he said a discrepancy existed between the original ticket and a third [?] The girls have countered the accusations by charging that they had been placed on a quota system and that no matter how many tickets they wrote it wasn't enough. Both Robinson and Finance Director Kenneth Allyn, under whose department the met checkers were recently transferred from the Police Department, denied the statement. No trial date has been set.
TAKE SOME HOME FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO
• TAKE SOME HOME • FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO AT 6267 S.W. 8th ST. MO 1-8525 — MO 1-8526
Pre-Cast Work Aids Westbrooke Club
A new country club under construction in southwest Miami will be completed in record time through the use of pre-cast concrete. Sheldon Kay and Harold Moss, developers of Westbrooke Country Club, 8500 SW 8th St., said this week that when the pre-cast units are completed about May 1, the entire structural part of the main building will be "in the air" in less than a week's time. Pre-cast concrete has been used in this country for about 10 years and much longer in Europe. Moss said that after the pre-cast units now being manufactured in Dade County, are delivered and placed into position, the glass which forms the walls of the building can be installed. The foundation has already been laid. He said that a novel feature of Westbrooke will be that the second floor of the main building, which will house the main ballroom, dining room and lounges, will have "uninterrupted space." He said that because of the properties of pre-cast material, no additional columns would be needed in the interior section of the building. The million-dollar recreational facility will be completed in June.
Church Dance Saturday To Have Food of 7 Lands
A United Nations dinner-dance, sponsored by St. Timothy Catholic Church Women's Guild, will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday, April 15, at Christopher Columbus Catholic Boys High School cafetorium, 3000 SW 87th Ave. Some 200 persons are expected for the event, the proceeds from which will be used to buy office equipment for St. Timothy's rectory. There will be seven tables, with food from one of seven countries, U.S., Germany, Italy, France, Ireland, Holland and Spain. Each table will have a hostess and an ambassador wearing a native costume. Dancing will follow, with music provided by Bucky Craft and his orchestra. Reservations may be made by calling Theresa Puma, MO 6-8428. St. Timothy, a new parish, is presently holding services at South Miami Junior High School.
Chamber Music Set Next Week
Mme. Renee Longy will present her third and final modern chamber music concert of the season at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday. April 19, in the UM Lowe Art Gallery. The performance marking the end of Mme Longy's 10th season of concerts will include Barber's summer music for wind quintet; Loeffler's poems for voice, viola and piano, and the Newman trio for two trumpets and piano. Twelve musicians will participate. There is no charge for admission.
Meet me at LINDY'S RESTAURANT
Just Good Food BREAKFAST — LUNCH DINNER 1555 SUNSET DRIVE MO 7-3535 WE CATER FOR YOU TOO. SEE OUR DELICATESSEN DEPT.
HI FOLKS! WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND LUNCH AT LOFFLERS
A large variety of seafood specialties, tempting salads, wonderful chowder, raw bar . . . Perk up summer appetites with one of our moderate priced luncheons. LOFFLER BROS. OYSTER HOUSE Coral Gables Oldest Seafood House 280 Alhambra Circle HI 6-1704 Noon Till 9 P.M. American Express and Hilton Carte Blanche Cards Honored LUNCHES SERVED DAILY FROM NOON TILL 4 P.M.
Center Has New Work For Adults
The Miami Senior High Adult Education Center, 2450 S.W. First Street, has opened registration for the 16-week summer semester, May 1 through Aug. 18, 1961. Adults may register for classes by going to the school between the hours of 2 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. The registration fee is $2 for each class. Most of the classes at the Miami Senior High Adult Center meet twice weekly, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Additional information about the adult classes at the Miami High Center may be obtained by telephoning the school, HI 3-5226 or HI 3-9341 between 2 and 9:30 p.m.
Sleepy's RESTAURANT
? ? Sleepy's RESTAURANT OPEN TILL 1 A.M. LUNCH OR DINNER? ITALIAN FOOD — STEAKS WILL WE SEE YOU? 6250 SUNSET DRIVE ? ?
The Pub
RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE TRADITIONAL OPEN-HEARTH COOKERY 3500 CORAL WAY MIAMI HI 5-1331 PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES
JIMMY'S BAR
Dancing To Hi-Fi Nitely JIMMY'S BAR 737 S.W. 109th Ave. Just No. of Trail PACKAGE LIQUOR AT ALL HOURS Open Daily 8 a.m. - 5 a.m. Delivery CA 1-9585 Open Sun. Noon - 5 a.m.
SMITTY'S BAR-B-QUE
21101 SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY "Barbeque At Its Best" Special . . . Friday Night FISH FRY . . . All You Can Eat 85c
WAITER—WAITRESS—HOSTESS TRAINING
CLASS OPENS APRIL 20th Waiter & Waitress Section lasts six weeks Hostess Training Section, eight weeks Call FR 7-4311 PLACEMENT SERVICE FOR OUR TRAINEES LINDSEY HOPKINS EDUCATION CENTER 1410 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami 32, Florida
LOEW'S RIVIERA
SO. DIXIE HIGHWAY NEAR RED ROAD OPEN 1:45 COMING SOON! ATLANTIS THE LOST CONTINENT STARTS TODAY HOW COULD IT HAPPEN TO RACHEL CADE ? 'The Sins of Rachel Cade' ANGIE DICKINSON • PETER FINCH ROGER MOORE TECHNICOLOR® WARNER BROS AMPLE FREE PARKING KIDDIE SHOW - SAT. AT 11 A.M. Rudolph Scott "COMANCHE STATION" CINEMASCOPE & COLOR "THE FLYING FONTAINES" 5 COLOR CARTOONS!
DOG RACING
Nightly except Sunday WIN PLACE SHOW Biscayne KENNEL CLUB ADMISSION 50c—NO MINORS (LAW) • DOUBLE RABBIT LURE AND SINGLE STARTING GATE BOX SEATS-PL 4-3484 • COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND BARS • CLIMATE CONTROLLED. POST TIME 8 PM PARKING 25c • No Tipping 115th St. between N.E. 2nd & N.W. 7th Avenues
FLORIDA STATE THEATERS
THE GUIDE 13 FLORIDA STATE THEATERS IN CORAL GABLES Gables 2112 PONCE DE LEON OPENS 1:45 FINAL WEEK! EVERYONE'S FLIPPED OVER FLUBBER !!! Walt Disney's The Absent-minded Professor FLUBBER the GOO that Flew! FRED MacMURRAY • NANCY OLSON • KEENAN WYNN • TOMMY KIRK STARTS WED., APRIL 19 GLENN FORD "CIMARRON" IN CORAL GABLES Coral 2331 PONCE DE LEON OPENS 1:45 NOW THE FIERCEST HEART 20th Century-Fox COLOR BY DE LUXE CINEMASCOPE THE FIERCEST HEART KIDDIES SHOW SATURDAY DOORS OPEN 10:30 a.m. Cartoons, Comedy and Rib-Tickling 3 Stooges plus Kiddie Feature Plus Outstanding Feature
FREE PARKING DANCE AT . . . BOB GALLUB'S GRANADA CLUB
49th AVE. & S.W. 8th St. (Trail) COME, DANCE TILL 5 A.M. • HULLY GULLY & WATUSI • CHA-CHA-CHA • ROCKIN' RHYTHMS "ROCKIN' NOCTURINES" Special Show Fri. & Sat. FEATURING ★ The Golden Greek M.C. ★ Mabuto The Witch Doctor ★ Hully Gully Dancers ★ Fla. State Dance Contest $500.00 LOOK! ALL THE BEER YOU CAN DRINK MEN $150 WOMEN 85c EVERY SUNDAY 6 TO 9 P.M. • JAM SESSION • SEE THE FABULOUS OUTER SPACE ROOM No Minors — I.D.'s Checked At Doors