The Coral Gables Times

22 THE CORAL GABLES TIMES Thursday, October 12, 1961

BIG AL'S LUNCHEONETTE

829 S.W. 109th Ave. (Just N. of Trail) REAL ITALIAN HOAGIES FULL COURSE MEALS All Kinds of Sandwiches

TAKE SOME HOME FINE CHINESE FOOD HOUSE OF BAMBOO

AT 6267 S.W. 8th ST. MO 1-8525 - MO 1-8526

PETERSON'S STEAK PLACE

7140 S.W. 8th ST. • CA 1-9862

FIRST AMERICAN TOUR! LE THEATRE D'ART DU BALLET DADE COUNTY AUD.

FIRST AMERICAN TOUR! LE THEATRE D'ART DU BALLET The French Ballet Company Of 45 Headed By ANNA GALINA With Orchestra of 20 Conducted By N. KOPEIKINE DADE COUNTY AUD. Fri.-Sat., Oct. 27-28, 8:30 PROGRAMS: FRIDAY, 1, Simple Symphonye 2, Spectre of the Rose; 3, Pelleas & Melisande; 4, Carnaval. SATURDAY: 1, Les Sylphides; 2, Adventures of Harlequin; 3, Francesca de Rimini; 4, Danseuses D'Opera. Prices $1.95-2.95-3.95-4.95 tax inc. Aud. Box Office . . . . . . . HI 6-9230 Milenoff's, Gables . . . . . . . HI 8-5462 Amidon's, Gables . . . . . . HI 6-2114

PEOPLE Places & Things

THE SCHILLERS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Schiller, 460 San Servando Ave., sailed to Nassau aboard the Yarmouth for a day in island resort. ★ ★ ★ Fraternity pledge week at Emory University turned in six Coral Gable men in five fraternities. They are: Michael L. Hawkins, 741 Tibidabo Ave., Sigma Nu; John H. Hanger, 2901 Granada — Sigma Chi; Robert S. Howell Jr., 1015 Sevilla Ave., and Randolph P. Martin, 1341 Blue Rd., Phi Delta Theta; Franklin S. Singleton, 235 Antilla Ave., Chi Phi, and Kenneth L. Glasser, 430 Candia Ave., Alpha Epsilon Pi. ★ ★ ★ At the end of rush week at Emory University, sororities, operating under a quota system, pledged 26 women. Freshman Laura M. Gonzales, 4512 San Amaro Dr., was pledged Phi Mu. Laura graduated in June at Coral Gables High School. ★ ★ ★ Mr. and Mrs. James (Nita and Jim) Crawford, 115 Sarto Ave., spent a month at their place in Hiawassee, Ga., and returned this week. During their stay, they had as their drive-over guests, Mrs. Crawford's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Thue, 808 Valencia Ave., who were in Hendersonville. ★ ★ ★ Former Coral Gables High School teacher, Joan Daye, who resigned last January to combine song and travel is featured singer in the "Spice on Ice" show at the Americana Hotel. Holder of a master's degree from Florida State University, Joan hasn't been on ice (to skate) since she learned to keep her balance years ago at the Coral Gables Coliseum rink. She takes the role of an English school-teacher in the rink version of the "King and I." Joan, wife of Dr. Charles C. James, resides at 4011 Anderson Rd. with Dr. James and the children, Julie and Milo.

MERCHANT-TAILOR-IMPORTER PELLEGRINI

FINE CUSTOM TAILORING 1805-07 Ponce de Leon HI 6-1857

OPEN 24 HOURS TRAIL AMOCO SERVICE

OPEN 24 HOURS • White Gas For All Boats • Tires, Batteries and Accessories • Mechanic on Duty during Daytime TRAILER RENTALS For All Auto Service Try Your Friendly Amoco Dealer TRAIL AMOCO SERVICE 4941 S.W. 8th St. HI 3-1785

ALL DAY CRUISE ON THE M/V DREAMBOAT

SHIP AHOY! All Day INLAND WATER CRUISE on the DREAMBOAT ALL DAY CRUISE ON THE M/V DREAMBOAT Pier 5, City Yacht Basin FUN, DANCING, TALENT SHOW AND PRIZES SUNDAY 10 A.M. RETURN 6:30 P.M. $3.00 PER PERSON Beer & Refreshments Available FOR RES. CALL FR 4-2491 Thursday & Sunday Night 9 P.M. TO 11:30 P.M. $2.00 Per Person

A-OK Air Conditioning Service, Inc.

SERVICE • REPAIRS AIR CONDITIONING • HEATING 20 yrs. combined service in Coral Gables 251 Minorca Ave. HI 6-0955 JOHN JOWERS DICK ANTHONY

"FORGET" CHINCH BUGS with ORMOND GRASS

• Native Florida Grass • Needs little water • Beautiful deep green color • Low Maintenance Costs SPECIAL OFFER Expires Oct. 19th 10% DISCOUNT Regular Adv. Price 8c Per Sq. Ft. FREE ESTIMATES CALL PL 1-5731 ALSO: Lawn Maintenance and Tree Service Expert "Home Pride" Care Fully Insured RUSSELL, Inc. 8767 N.E. 2nd Ave.

DINING'S A PLEASURE HERE AT ANY HOUR Fireside

DINING'S A PLEASURE HERE AT ANY HOUR HICKORY BROILED STEAKS Dancing nightly except Tues. from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. to the music of Lou Gentile & his orchestra Luncheon served from 11:30 to 2 weekdays at the beautiful new Fireside formerly the Preview 3622 Coral Way

DON'T GAMBLE YOUR HOME

Here's PROOF Metro Plans to Revive Tax Re-assessment Plan Metro betrayed small and average home owners with a tax plan which nullified Homestead Exemption. In the face of skyrocketing Metro spending—up by $7,400,000 the first year, $8,600,000 the second year, $14,900,000 the third year, and $19,600,000 the fourth year—wealthy taxpaying interests were on the verge of throwing out Metro . . . until the re-assessment plan shifted the burden to hundreds of thousands of home owners. Metro turned deaf ears to the people's outcry . . . UNTIL 76,000 PEOPLE SIGNED PETITIONS AND FORCED THE OCT. 17th VOTE TO AMEND THE METRO CHARTER! Then Metro hastily called a special election in August to knock out the re-assessment plan . . . a political move, to lull the people . . . UNTIL AFTER OCT. 17th! Don't be fooled. It is only TEMPORARY! The Metro Manager, questioned UNDER OATH in Circuit Court, admitted plans to REVIVE RE-ASSESSMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! Let's KEEP RE-ASSESSMENT OUT! Vote "YES" Oct. 17 PEOPLE'S COMMITTEE TO AMEND METRO Dan Chappell, Pres. • Congress Bldg. • FR 9-7683 Pd. Pol. Ad.