Coral Gables Riviera-Times

Building Hits $394,900

(Continued from Page One) Schoeppel, architect; Diaz Construction Co., builders. R. W. Boyce, $1,000 addition at 1108 Avenue Obispo; William H. Merriam, architect. Galco Corp., two $9,000 residences at 1101, 1105 El Rado Street; Thomas Riley, designer. Plan Office Thompson-Polizzi Construction Co., $7,000 office and warehouse at 300 Avenue Granello, Leroy K. Albert, architect. R. S. Bennett, $5,000 garage and porch addition at 536 Avenue Giralda; Edward T. Rempe, architect; A. Niles Whyte, builder. The Coral Gables Junior Woman's Club had 58 of its 62 new members attending the club's compulsory meeting for new members Wednesday at the club. "A gratifying attendance," said Mrs. J. J. Trout, membership chairman. Two of the four unable to attend were ill; two out of town.

SCHENLEY PARK NEWS No Need for Ark Here; High Ground Foils Rains

By PEGGY GORDON Riviera-Times Correspondent Schenley Park this week is emerging happily from her water soaked yards along with a great satisfaction in knowing that should the rains come again and again she is one of the highest spots in the greater Miami area and will be one of the last to jump on the Ark in case the necessity ever arises! Children and Animals There is little doubt that children and animals will do a fairly good job of introducing one in a neighborhood — for better or for worse — ! In our case the acquisition of a little white feline proved a pleasant adventure in meeting the Barefields of 5766 Devonshire Boulevard. Word got around via the kiddie-land grapevine that the Barefields had some kittens ready for adoption. Mr. Barefield, after serving three and a half years in the Army Construction Corps returned to South Florida to go into business with the construction Company of Babcock and Lamont. The Army introduced him to both his lovely wife, Em, and business partner. The youngsters, Rusty, three, and Barbie, one, are well entertained and protected by their beautiful police dog, Mamie, and mamma cat, Mickey, giving Mrs. Barefield ample time to indulge one of her favorite recreations—reading "who done its" and it was indeed a surprise to note that she was just finishing "Dead Run" recently written by Coral Gable's own Helen Holley. Cooks and Bakers With all of this current discussion on meatless Tuesdays and Eggless Thursdays those Schenley Parkites who are not familiar with fact that besides the two families of Cooks, whom we spoke of last week, that in the same block there are also two families of Bakers, had better take advantage of an unusual situation! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of 5816 S.W. 31st St. have lived here for several years with their lovely youngsters, Frank, Millne and Vestal who attend Ponce de Leon High School. Frank has just recently recuperated from an operation. The other Bakers, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker of 5821 S.W. 31st St. with small daughters Mary Bruce and Nancy have been quite the globe trotters. Honolulu was their meeting ground during the four and a half years Mr. Baker spent in the Navy. Mrs. Baker's father was a regular Army officer who took her into almost every State in the Union and into numerous foreign countries. Mr. Baker is at present a pilot with Eastern Air Lines. All the Cooks and Bakers seem to think the meatless and poultryless days an excellent idea for both home and abroad but hope our own needy will not be forgotten. Bits about 'em Everyone is delighted to see H. C. Witte of 5865 S.W. 31st St. up and about again after a long illness of over three months due to a back injury. Mrs. Martha Teraman has just returned from a long vacation and has been visiting her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Apgar of 5758 S.W. 31st St. Mrs. John B. Campbell, 1701 Country Club Prado, has just returned from three months in Blowing Rock, N. C., and two weeks at her former home, Cincinnati, O.

Post Office Seeks Seasonal Workers Here

Coral Gables residents and University of Miami students who may be interested in seasonal or Christmas employment with the post office were advised by Postmaster Hugh Emerson today that applications will be taken beginning today through October 24 in room 329 Federal Building in Miami. The applications will be taken by Miss Nell Galloway, local secretary of the civil service commission. "All persons desiring employment as carriers, clerks, driver-mechanics (motor vehicle services), mail handlers or special delivery messengers should make application," Emerson stated. Special delivery messengers are required to have serviceable automobiles. Employment is available to both male and female veterans and non-veterans.

The United States is using 90 million pounds of artificial silk (rayon) made from wood each year.

Ponce Hi-Y Names Committee Heads

Fred Anibal was named student directory chairman; Howard Marks, projects and Harry Edwards, program at the organization meeting of the Ponce Hi-Y club this wee kat the Gables YMCA. Twenty new members attended the meeting.

Cavaliers Meet South Broward At Hollywood

(Continued from Page One) Johnny Noppenberg for tonight's road game. At right guard he expects to start Ed McGree in place of Al Gustinger and at left tackle he replaces John Gazlay with Joe Cornicello. In the backfield the Broward squad will be faced with Billy Veber and Sonny Parrish instead of Dickie Ladd and Tom Pennekamp at the half backs. "These four switches are being made because I consider each of the players on a par with the boys who started previously and I'm giving them a chance to prove it by having them in at the kick-off," was Noppenberg's comment on the shuffle. The Cavalier's will enter the game tonight at full strength, Noppenberg said, but predicted a close ball game against the upstate rivals. "Phoney" Smith has a hard-hitting squad that operates equally as well from the T-formation as from the Notre Dame box formation. Smith, who a few years ago was rated as the best high school coach in Florida, has come up with an attack that has edged Fort Lauderdale and Vero Beach in two starts to date. Jayvees Oppose Lake Worth Ponce de Leon's "B" squad gets a few hours start on the varsity when they take on Lake Worth Friday afternoon. Thirty-three players will comprise the junior varsity squad in their first game of the season.

EDITH ROYCE OPENS NEW SHOP TOMORROW

Additions of formals to her stock of women's ready-to-wear, enhances the appeal of Edith Royce's new shop at 222 Avenue Andalusia which opens formally tomorrow for business. The new shop, which is double the floor space of the old one just 1/2 block east, includes a large reception room and brand new fitting rooms for the comfort and convenience of patrons. Miss Royce firmly believes in the basic frock of good line and material, so essential to the well dressed woman's wardrobe. This frock, as well as others, she carries in the wanted half size.

Architect's Board Upheld by City

(Continued from Page One) ing statements that architects do not have the right of appeal. As to the statement that the work of board members has been given preferential treatment, Fink said that 18 to 22 sets of plans submitted by board members in the last several weeks have been returned for revision.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beasley, 1520 Dorado Avenue, are announcing the birth of a son Tuesday at Jackson Memorial hospital. Mrs. Beasley is the former Miss Marjorie Main Hillmer of Coral Gables.

Hedg-peth Tree Surgery

ANNOUNCES TREE AND SHRUB SERVICE ALSO COMPETENT ANALYSIS OF GENERAL LANDSCAPE NEEDS SO. MIAMI | PHONE 48-4994

Sharyn

thanks you all! We are not trying to "go Southern" on you even though this is one of America's southernmost fine kiddie shops. We're just trying—in as few words as possible—to sincerely thank all of you for your most gracious and flattering reception of the new Sharyn's. It is gratifying to know that so many like the smart, larger and far more attractive shop ... even the special play pen where Junior happily entertains himself while Mother does her shopping undisturbed. If you haven't been in you, too, will enjoy the fun of shopping for boys and girls (from the first breath to 14) at the new Sharyn's at ... 2612 PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD

Go formal for weddings, dances, parties | look smart in Palm Beach formals

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Hold Everything Motorette IS COMING THIS WAY

The Family's Extra Car The Daring New Innovation in Small Motor Cars You'll gasp at this daring new innovation in small motor cars that is sweeping the country. Only aviation engineers with eyes on transportation futures could have conceived it. Three wheeled featherweight Motorettes will take two people up to 80 miles on a gallon of gas — at a speed up to 35 miles an hour. It will go anywhere and do most anything a big car will do. SEE IT AT Taylor's Sport Shop 1810 Ponce de Leon Blvd. MIAMI MOTORETTE, INC. 18 S. W. 11th Ave. | Ph. 9-3125

EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME — PATIO AND GARDEN

The Patio Shop 3650 CORAL WAY Phone 48-2920

Lovely Hand-Made LAMPSHADES for the better homes

Enrich your home with beautiful, new, custom-made Clair de Lune and Silk Lampshades. Finest hand craftmanship . . . extra strong rustproof frames . . . and all shades are washable! LAMPSHADE RECOVERING . . . LAMP MOUNTING JO DERY'S LAMPSHADE STUDIO Telephone 48-2588 "A DERY SHADE IS THE FINEST MADE"

"TIP-TAP" PERFUME DISPENSER $2.95

Rhodium Plated or 24-Karat Gold Plated ☆ Carry this romance dispenser wherever you go . . . ready to tap out your favorite scent . . . a dainty drop at a time. It's leak-proof and so convenient. Smart looking, too. ☆ An exquisite gift! Samson - Rod Jewelers 1271 Coral Way — Miami Near Parkway Theatre STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Phone 3-2356

Just Received the Sensationally Popular VIEW MASTERS

De Luxe, $2.00 • Standard, $1.50 More than 300 different subjects! EXPERT PRINTING AND DEVELOPING COMPLETE CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES PHOTOSTATS Mileo PHOTO SHOP 2103 PONCE DE LEON BOULEVARD CORAL GABLES 34, FLORIDA

Maurice ORIGINATOR AND DESIGNER

INVITES YOU to the Fall opening of his studio to see the beautiful display of suits and coats in his first Southern showing. His creations, known for their dignity and beauty of line, are made from the finest materials in the world. MAURICE has made wardrobes for women of discriminating taste in Paris, New York and Chicago. 128 Valencia Avenue Phone 4-4619 Coral Gables, Florida

You've tried the rest . . . NOW try the BEST!

The Best in . . . Liquors, Wines, Cordials, Rums, Gin . . . Imported and Domestic Champagne . . . Cocktails of all kinds—Daiquiri, Old Fashioned, Manhattan, Martini, Sidecar. The Best In IMPORTED and DOMESTIC ☆ BOURBONS ☆ SCOTCHES ☆ BRANDIES IMPORTED and Sweet and Dry DOMESTIC WINES OF ALL KINDS In Pints, Fifths, Half-gallons and Gallons BEER AND ALE IN CANS AND BOTTLES We Will Be Pleased To Serve You With KIND AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT AT ALL TIMES Give Us a Trial At Our Nice, New Store JACK MOORE WINE AND LIQUOR STORE 1612 Ponce de Leon Blvd. | Phone 4-9415 FORMERLY 2320 PONCE DE LEON BLVD.

BERGER'S ON THE TRAIL AT 53rd AVENUE Miami's Largest Open Air Market

OPEN 7 A. M. TO 11 P. M. Specials Good Through Sunday EXTRA SPECIAL! PEACHES 500 Boxes—While They Last—From the State of Colorado—Individually Wrapped and Packed In 16-lb. Boxes Box 85c | Lb. 6c ICEBERG LETTUCE (Extra Large) 2 HEADS FOR 15c "4-DOZEN SIZE" HONEYDEWS VINE RIPE—JUMBO SIZE 39c EACH ORANGES OR GRAPEFRUIT CHOCK FULL OF JUICE—NEW CROP 25c DOZ. SPECIAL ★ ★ ★ SPECIAL Coca-Cola 69c Case Limit One Bachman "Carmelized" Oven-Fresh Pretzels or Pretzel Sticks. Reg. 59c | CAN 39c EGGS EGGS EGGS GRADE "A" LARGE WISCONSIN Every Egg Guaranteed 69c Doz. Western Beef Chuck Roast | lb. 43c Sirloin, T-Bone, Club Steaks | lb. 69c Frankfurters | lb. 39c BAKERY SPECIALS Friday—Sponge Cake, Reg. 65c | lb. 45c Saturday—Blueberry Muffins | doz. 55c Sunday—Danish Rings, Reg. 35c | 29c Remember, you save up to 50% at Berger's