The Guide

BIRTHS

AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Oct. 21 HOBSON, Rose Marie and Albert, boy; 9731 Memorial Road CLAYTON, Peggy and Thomas, boy; 11450 SW 49th Terr. PECK, Eleanor and Bernard, boy; 2571 SW 37th St. Oct. 22 COFFMAN, Nancy and Michael, girl; 4326 W. Flagler. FARKDAKOS, Dorothy and Peter, girl; 6611 Riviera Dr., C. G SLATER, Alicia and Victor, boy; 2540 Tigertail. SCHMEES, Katherine and Robert, girl; 5700 SW 112th Ct. Oct. 23 BROOKS, Eleanor and Nathan, girl; 6300 SW 27th St. McCARTHY, Mercedes and Donald, boy; 528 NW 57 Ct. WEST, Rachel and W. A., girl; 6290 SW 16 St. SAMUELS, Irene and Martin, boy; 6860 SW 49 Terr. WHITE, Latrell and Elga, girl; 14 Santillane Ave. Oct. 24 HALL, Jo Ann and Troy, boy; 4410 SW 101 St. O'BRIEN, Dianna and Jack, boy; 8200 SW 141 St. HERRION, Joann and James, girl; 4250 SW 71 Ave. GREENWELL, Sara and Robert, boy; 4490 W. 3 Ave., Hial. CARMICHAEL, Joan and Lynn, boy; 7630 SW 53 Place. Oct. 25 VORIES, Priscilla and David, girl; 3975 SW 10 St McCLINTON, Judy and Ernest, girl; 1513 Siena Ave. Oct. 26 McNEIL, Norma and Jack, boy; 315 Mendoza. MITTENMEYER, Bonnie and Edward, boy; 431 Madeira. SNODGRASS, Sara and Carl, girl; 540 W. 10 St., Hial. HICKEY, Dorothy and R. L., girl; 1865 NW 5 St. BORDEN, Edna and Roland, girl; 2491 SW 77 St. BENNETT, Regina and Martin, twin-boys; 143 NW 77 St. BARKHAU, Helen and James, girl; 4370 SW 114 Ct. Oct. 27 ANTCZAK, Marilyn and Walter, girl; 2390 NW 71 St. O'NEILL, Anne and Patrick, boy; 215 Sheridan. PARKER, Sally and Jack, boy; 7301 SW 37 St. WHITE, Jeanne and W. P., boy; 501 Villa Bella. WEIRICK, Lessandra and James, girl; 1740 SW 18 St. STRYHAL, Barbara and Joseph, boy; 535 NW 25 Ave. FARRELL, Patricia and John, boy; 3884 NW 4 St. Oct. 28 NAVARRETE, Maria Patricia and Jose, boy; 3770 SW 26 Terr. POLLARD, Natalie and Noah, boy; 11270 SW 43 Terr. CELLINI, Mary and Patrick, girl; 9520 SW 36 Terr. DENNIS, Jeane and Darrell, girl; 4857 NW 4 St. BISHOP, Patricia and Brooks, boy; 2830 SW 105 Ct. Oct. 29 VON GONTARD, Mary and Paul, boy; 3330 Halissee St. CHESTNUT, Mary Ellen and Earl, girl; 1331 San Benito. THOMAS, Maria and George, boy; 1021 SW 83 St. FLETCHER, Gloria and Vinton, boy; 10200 SW 35 St. SMITH, Ellen and Lester, boy; 6308 SW 26 St. STEILER, Shirley and James; girl; 6718 SW 38 St. MEEKS, Melinda and James, boy; 1446 NW 24 St. TALAMAS, Julia and William, boy; 545 Zamora. AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL Oct. 30 WARD, Crystal and Terry, girl; 9232 SW 40th Terr. Oct. 31 BROWN, Susan and Dennis D., boy; 44 Alhambra Circle. NATTRESS, Mr. and Mrs., boy; 9990 SW 60 St. O'BRIEN, Mr. and Mrs., girl; 8045 SW 100 St. Nov. 1 CLARK, Betty and Arthur, girl; 1215 Ortega Ave. OLSON, Sue and Delmar R., girl; 9300 SW 115th Terr. ROSEN, Shirley and Howard B., boy; 4820 San Amaro Drive.

RAMON'S ALTERATIONS

TAILORS & FURRIERS 3916 SW 8th St. HI 4-3416

FOR RELIABLE TV or RADIO REPAIR

Call Us We Are Your PHOTOFACT-EQUIPPED ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN WE UNDERSTAND YOUR SET BEST We're fully equipped with a SAMS PHOTO FACT Library. The world's finest TV-Radio Service data. We have the complete manual covering the very set you own, that's why we understand your set best. Member of Miami Chamber of Commerce & T.E.S.A. DOY'S RADIO & TV 5527 SW 8th St. MO 1-0823 Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

'Put Your Best Foot Forward'

If you are a young girl or woman of any age, "Put your best foot forward," says Fran Beecher, Director of Pygmalion School of Personal Improvement and Modeling. Mrs. Beecher proves this adage every day. In her executive capacity with Pygmalion, Miami's most progressive modeling school and agency, she sees shy, awkward young girls and mature women regain their confidence and with poised assurance "put their best foot forward." This dramatic change is resolved in a matter of a few weeks with the tutelage of experienced instructors in all phases of personal improvement. Pygmalion is evolving, under her competent direction, into a woman's world. New departments are being added to provide any assistance a girl or woman may need from how to speak and walk graciously to finding the right job.

FRAN BEECHER

TELEX HEARING AIDS

For clarity and understanding, a Telex aid is the answer. Batteries - Cords - Molds - Repairs for all makes TELEX HEARING CENTER 2849 Coral Way HI 4-4442

Buster Brown Shoes

Individual Corrections Where Required RATHNER'S Shoes For The Entire Family SUNILAND SHOPPING CENTER, CE 5-6351 11423 So. Dixie Highway

SOUTH MIAMI Lamps & Shades

(Santa Item) OPEN FRI. EVENING . . . REPAIRS . . . ACCESSORIES LIGHTORAMA 5832 SUNSET DR. MO 7-8941

FREE IMPRINT ON BOX CHRISTMAS CARDS

WITH THIS AD (Santa Item) HALES OFFICE SUPPLIES 262 GIRALDA AVE. HI 8-5446

GUIDARDA GROVES

Since 1945 7400 SW 77th Avenue—MO 1-2033—South Miami (Santa Item) Our Showroom and Packing House Will Be Open To The Public After Nov. 20th With A Complete Line of Gift Fruit Packages. Jellies and Candies—LOOK FOR OUR NEXT AD

BANK HOLIDAY NOTICE

THANKSGIVING DAY Thursday, November 24, 1960, 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 Wednesday, November 23, 1960. GREATER MIAMI CLEARING ASSOCIATION F. J. Teschke, President

Jackson's/Byrons Beauty Salons

Open Monday and Friday Evenings Phone HI 4-3322 45 Miracle Mile Coral Gables La Marick SPECIAL!!! LA MARICK Pro-Teenized COLD WAVE If you don't like to fuss with your hair, this rich cold wave is for you . . . keeps your hair beautifully brushable, gives it body, bounce and a soft natural look. Complete with: conditioning shampoo protein conditioner personality hair cut style set La Marick Super Soft Hair Spray $9.95 We use only professional and nationally advertised products: Helene Curtis, Roux, Revlon, Clairol and La Marick USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT

Pioneer In Night Football

UM was one of the first teams to play night football in the USA. It happened in 1930. The foe was Southern College, the field was old Moore Park Stadium, then home gridiron of the Hurricanes. Later that same year, Miami played a nocturnal indoor game in the gigantic convention hall at Atlantic City, N. J., with Temple University as the opposition.

DUPONT PAINTS

USE THE PAINT THAT IS WORTH YOUR WORK Through years of experience DuPont chemistry offers you the best in rubber base, Duco, vinyls. Farm & Home Supply Co. 228 Almeria Ave., Coral Gables HI 6-1339

Find Us And Be Rewarded With These Savings

Prices in Effect Nov. 17, 1960 to Nov. 24, 1960 Reg. $3.11 Unicaps (100) . . . $1.67 Reg. $2.83 Insulin . . . $2.09 Reg. $1.00 Miss Clairol . . . 67c Reg. 25c Clairoxide . . . 17c Reg. $1.00 V.O. 5 . . . 67c Reg. 88c Bufferin . . . 59c Reg. 54c Alka-Seltzer . . . 36c Reg. 98c Dristan Tabs . . . 67c Also Professional Prescription Service at Tremendous Savings To You Serving Perrine, Cutler Ridge, So. Miami Heights, Orchard Estates Whispering Pines, Palmetto Estates, etc. Charge Accounts Invited — Free Delivery Call Now CE 5-0480 ROY'S APOTHECARY (Roy Reichert, P.H.G.) 9863 East Fern St. Perrine Professional Bldg.

POOL OWNERS

Special 5 GAL. CHLORINE DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME . . . $1.75 SOUTHEASTERN POOL EQUIPMENT CO. PERRINE—16930 SO. DIXIE HWY.—CE 5-7071

THE GREATEST SALE EVER TO HIT THE TRAIL!

5717 S.W. 8th ST. STERLING'S DEPT. STORE FREE PARKING SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Open Every Nite 'til 9 OPENING OUR SECOND FLOOR WITH OUTSTANDING MERCHANDISE AT DISCOUNT PRICES BOY'S and GIRLS SHOES Red Goose Yannigans Weather Bird Values to 8.00 Size 6 - 3 NOW 2.00 FINAL CLEAN-UP LADIES SHOES Assorted Styles Size 4 1/2 - 9 Values to 7.00 Oxfords Loafers Flats NOW 1.57 BATES -- FREEMAN and other MENS SHOES Formerly to 19.95 5.00 and 7.00 More than 1000 pairs to choose from — All displayed on racks for easy selections. All styles — all colors — all leathers — Size ranges for 6 to 12 in widths also. Don't miss this daring give-away. MEN'S AND BOYS' NARROW CORD WASH AND WEAR CONTINENTAL TROUSERS Sizes 28 to 38 . . . 2.99 BOYS' NARROW CORD CONTINENTAL TROUSERS Sizes 8 to 18 . . . 2.59 2 FOR 5.00 LADIES' JEWELED and PLAIN CARDIGAN SWEATERS Size 34 - 40 Reg. 5.98 2.97 Size 42 - 46 3.97 FAMOUS BRANDS LADIES DRESSES Johnothan Logan Kay Windsor Wendy Woods and Others Sizes 5-15, 8-20, 12 1/2-24 1/2, 38-52 2.97 to 6.97 Values to 18.98 LADIES' JAMAICAS 2 Groups Size 10 - 44 Famous Makes Values to 4.98 1.47 to 1.97 GIRLS CAPRI PANTS Corduroys, Solids, Plaids Size 7 - 14 Compare At 2.98 1.47 and 1.77 MEN'S SPORT COATS New Styles Wool — Nylon Sizes 34-46. Reg. 19.98 12.98 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Sizes S-M-L-XL. Reg. 2.98 - 3.98 Two Pockets Wash 'n' Wear 1.59 2 for 3.00 Men's Dress PANTS . . . 5.97 Wash 'n' Wear Size 29-42 . . . 2 pr. 11.00 LADIES' BLOUSES Size 30-38 Famous Make . . . 1.59 Asst. Styles 2 for 3.00 Ladies' CAPRI PANTS Corduroy, Cottons Size 10-18. Assorted Styles 1.97