Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, August 31, 1961, page 17 (of 24)
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SAFE DRIVERS AUTO INS. OR HOME OWNER INS.
SEE BILL KERDYK OF ELLIOTT & McKIEVER Office HI 4-1671 Home HI 3-9580
Buzzes From Bowling
By LEE McNEELY Correspondent The Dixiecrats' mixed bowling here on Monday nights are really on a see-saw, everyone taking turns at being the first place team. It is still anybody's title; they are that closely matched. Kay Bennett is really hitting the sticks this summer, bowling in the 500 bracket consistently. Besides being a contender for honors in the Dixiecrats, Kay ended up third in her division in the Ladies Petersen Point Singles. Sara Turner, secretary of the Dixiecrats, bowled a 193 — 524 set. Dr. John Martin knocked down 241 hunks of maple, nice going, John. Hope to see many more good games. In the Thursday night Men's Handicap League, Des Tulare with a 212, Hank Foundas — 201 and Bill Boyer a pretty 243. In our Early Bird League on Thursday morning, Peggy Weiss was really hitting the pocket, Peggy rolled games of 245-189-177 for a 611. This is her first 600 — Welcome to the "600" Club, Peg. In the South Dixie Ladies Petersen Point Singles, the winners were: Class A—Connie Anderson, Class B—Lil du Brucq, and Class C—Dittie Funke. The gals really had some good scores this summer, and it was a terrific league, and all the girls really enjoyed the Petersen Point League. Today (Thursday) Pauline Stickler and Bob White will be here for the Advance Clinic to be conducted by Bowl-O-Mat. The clinic will run for two weeks on Monday and Thursday nights at 8 p.m. The instruction will be free; the only cost will be for the bowling. The hour is late enough to accommodate women and men after their working hours are over. Don't forget our Fourth Annual Labor Day Week-End Tournament. Men's Doubles based on 70% of 210, Mixed Doubles, Ladies handicap based on 70% of 200. Tournament starts at 9 p.m. Friday. Runs until 12 midnight Monday.
HURRICANE! LOUVERED SHUTTERS
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BANK HOLIDAY NOTICE Labor Day
Monday, September 4, 1961, being a Legal Holiday, the Banks comprising the membership of the Greater Miami Clearing Association will not be open for business on that date. All orders for Currency, Payrolls, etc., should be obtained not later than Friday, September 1, 1961. GREATER MIAMI CLEARING ASSOCIATION Joseph Weintraub, President
CONLAN SCHOOL
Grades 7-12 3001 Salzedo Street, Coral Gables REOPENS SEPT. 5th Registration Aug. 31, Sept. 1 & by appointment HI 3-6501 or HI 3-4496 Students are placed at their achievement level in each subject. Through remedial work in English, Mathematics and Reading, they are advanced to their grade level. Follows prescribed curriculum of State of Florida Dept. of Education.
Writers Can Sign For Class
A course in creative writing, open to all residents of South Dade, will begin Sept. 6 at Southwest Miami High Adult Education Center. Registrations are being taken at the school at 8855 SW 50th Terr. The course will be on original writing or adaptation of prose, poetry or other forms of written expression. It will also include the study of writing of promotional material and interpretation of events of current interest. Reg Kennedy, former editor of The Times of Coral Gables and South Miami, will conduct the course. Classes are held on Monday and Wednesday evenings.
“BALLET” ENROLLMENT FOR 1961-62, AUG. 25 TO SEPT. 9th
NEW CLASSES FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED PROFESSIONAL RUSSIAN TECHNIQUE 10% DISC. ON YEARLY PAYMENTS "It always pays to study with a master" G. MILENOFF SCHOOL OF BALLET 251 PALERMO AVE., CORAL GABLES, HI 8-5462
WOOD ART Picture Frame Co.
Custom Framing For Homes and Apartments 3746 Bird Road HI 4-1518 (Between Ponce Blvd. and Douglas Road)
Lory's be smart... be thrifty... it's Lory's for back-to-school fashions
Famous Name Brands... Outstanding values... glowing with coordinated colors! Fitted Overblouses... Slender Skirts... Dyed to match Skirts and Sweaters! Our one-and two-piece slim or full skirt dresses are Outfits 'Most likely to Succeed! Open a Lory's charge account—never a carrying charge. No Sale is ever Final — you must be happy with every purchase. Lory's FASHION SHOPS Open Every Evening 'til 9 P.M. CENTRAL SHOPPING PLAZA N.W. 7th ST. AT 37th AVE. ACROSS FROM FLAGLER DOG TRACK
Southeastern Security Services, Inc. To acquaint you with SNAPPER CREEK PATROL
9300 South Dixie Highway and it's services: 1. COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL PATROL 2. GUARD SERVICE 3. COMPLETE INVESTIGATING SERVICE Southeastern Security Services also owns and operates: Carol City Patrol, Cloverleaf Patrol, Industrial Patrol, and National Patrol. Phones: NA 4-1125, NA 1-1813