Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, January 25, 1962, page 2 (of 12)
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Palmetto High School Chooses Its Superlatives
By EUNICE TALL Correspondent Early this school year Palmetto seniors voted to title outstanding class members in various categories to appear in the second annual, Palm Echo, school yearbook. Results of the voting reveal Yearbook Superlatives 1962. Greatest Leadership: Judi Cohen, Pete Andrus; Best All Around: Cathy Copley, Tom Spencer. Most Intelligent: Gwen Grizzle, George Miller; Most Likely to Succeed: Suzie Straight, Dale Heckerling; Most Distinguished: Sandy Griffiths, Tabor Novak; Most Industrious: Jennifer Wynn, Bob Keisau. Most Original: Kay Seiler, Mike Vestal; Most Athletic: Sharon Pitz, Fred Overly; Whittiest: Leah Kahan, Jim Giffen; Friendliest; Marlou Morton, Ronnie Hinman. Most School Spirited: Dellarae Black, Woody Woodruff; Most Talented: Sandy Hoff, Doug Hollister. Best Groomed: Maggie Ross, Jake Rocker; Most Courteous: Linda Kiser, Eddie Hagan; and Best Looking: Kay Williams, Ralph Hutchins. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Future Homemaker member Carla Krassen was selected as semi-finalist in SEVENTEEN'S Tobe' Colburn Scholarship Contest held recently. Club President Libby Trest was chosen Senior Representative for McCall's Teen Fashion Board. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Girls' Sports Club intramurals are being held everyday after school. Official try-outs for the girls' basketball team will begin Jan. 30. The team will be chosen by Feb. 6. KEY CLUB Palmetto Key Club sponsored by the South Miami Kiwanis accepted 24 new members last week. Students accepted in the senior class were Jerry Partney, Tom Spencer, Dale Williamson, Paul Martinson, Eric Anderson, Tom Brown, William Hester and Charles Morrison. Junior Class: Don Valentine, Gray Anderson, John MacKay, Randy Fairchild, Tom Simmons, Rick Denicke, James Epting and Jon Mooy. Sophomore Class: Dexter Lehtinen, Gap Kovach, Bruce Bigman, Don Gillett, Larry Glickman, Mike Johannsen, Steve Chenault and Fred Luss.
SM Will Get A Kwik Chek
A Kwik Chek supermarket, one of the biggest in Dade County, is coming to the heart of South Miami. South Miami Council Tuesday night of last week granted variances necessary for construction of the supermarket encompassing the entire block of SW 73rd and 74th Sts. and 58th Ct. and 59th Ave. According to a Kwik Chek official at the meeting, about one-fourth of the block will be used for the building, with the remainder of the block being used for parking. Construction will begin later this month and take about three months to complete.
BOOK DONORS
During the past week the Coral Gables Public Library received gifts of books from Mrs. Leon Cheek, 704 Aledo Ave.; William L. Gale, 118 Antilla Ave.; Clair McConnell, 737 Tibidabo Ave.; and Frank Sandhammer, 824 Cortez St.
★ ANNOUNCEMENT ★ THE NEW OWNERS OF Red-Sunset Cafeteria
6901 RED ROAD, SOUTH MIAMI HAVE A NEW POLICY THAT WILL APPEAL TO MANY DINERS Reasonable Prices For Delicious Food Served In A Charming Atmosphere On Snowy Linen Covered Tables. AMPLE FREE PARKING IN REAR 11:15 to 2:15...4:30 to 8 P.M. Sunday 11:15 to 2:15...4 to 8
CONSOLIDATION NOTICE THE DEERING AWNING CO.
hereby announces the merger of the PEERLESS AWNING CO. and the CORAL GABLES AWNING CO. with the DEERING AWNING CO. The business is now conducted under the name of THE DEERING AWNING CO. Customers of both the PEERLESS AWNING CO., and the CORAL GABLES AWNING CO., will receive the same first class service which was customary from these fine well known companies. THE DEERING AWNING CO. has been in the awning business in this area for over 30 years. 4000 PONCE DeLEON AT BIRD ROAD CORAL GABLES HI 6-1808 HI 3-7600
QUESTIONS ANSWERED
on low cost car insurance LOU HAUSHEER 320 ARAGON AVE. Coral Gables HI 3-8968 MO 1-2961 STATE FARM INSURANCE STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois
HOWARD JOHNSON'S FAMILY DINNER SPECIALS
Including Beverage and Dessert Except Wed. Nite Sun. ROAST TURKEY $1.29 Mon. CHICKEN 'N BISCUIT 1.29 Tues. SPAGHETTI 99¢ Wed. FISH FRY ALL YOU CAN EAT 1.00 Thurs. BAKED HAM 1.29 Fri. FRIED PERCH 99¢ Sat. VEAL CUTLET 99¢ Served at These HOWARD JOHNSON'S ONLY 303 Aragon, Gables, Bus Terminal 1450 S. Dixie Hwy. (University) LeJeune at N.W. 36th St., Airport
MEAT FAIR
7437 CORAL WAY • (S.W. 24th ST.) Prime and Choice Western Beef SPECIALS GOOD THURS. THRU SAT. FREE DELIVERY • 226-0331 CENTER CUT READY TO EAT HAM SLICES 69¢ LB. HYGRADE'S MIDGET ALL BEEF SALAMI 49¢ LB. ITALIAN STYLE VEAL CUTLETS 69¢ LB. Home Freezer Special U.S.D.A. Insp. U.S. Choice HIND QUARTERS OF BEEF 59¢ LB. Cut, Wrapped, and Marked Free SLICED BOILED HAM 99¢ LB. EXTRA LEAN U.S. CHOICE DELMONICO STEAKS 99¢ LB. N.Y. CUT U.S. CHOICE FILET STEAKS 79¢ LB. NEW YORK CUT CHOICE LEG OF LAMB 49¢ LB. U.S. CHOICE SIRLOIN ROAST RUMP ROAST CROSS RIB ROAST 79¢ LB. LARGE EGGS 49¢ DOZ. JUNE DAIRY GR. 'A' SHIPPED FREEZER SPECIAL 3 LBS. CLUB STEAKS 31⁄2 LB. PORK STEAKS 31⁄2 LB. GROUND CHUCK 10-lb. 4.99 FRESH CALVES LIVER 79¢ LB. NEVER FROZEN FRESH FRYERS 29¢ LB. GRADE 'A' D&D Limit 2 With 3.00 Meat Order Or More Fresh Gr. 'A' D&D FRYERS QUARTERS 39¢ LB. GROUND CHUCK 49¢ LB. ALWAYS FRESH GROUND BEEF 99¢ 3-lb. LEAN CUBE STEAKS BONELESS BEEF FOR STEW 69¢ LB. Store Hours: Mon. Thru Wed. 7 A.M.-7 P.M. Thurs. Thru Sat. 7 A.M.-8 P.M. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED