The Guide

Shelton-Slovak Wedding Held Saturday

On a honeymoon trip to Jamaica are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slovak, following their marriage Saturday, at St. Brendan's Roman Catholic Church. The bride, the former Miss Virginia Shelton, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earlie Shelton, of 2021 S.W. 83rd Ave. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Slovak, of Korona. The Rev. Fr. Martin officiated at the 10 a.m. double ring ceremony, and the reception followed at the Pan Am Recreation Club. For her wedding, the bride wore a floor length gown of white silk organza over taffeta with Chantilly lace forming the neck line and long sleeves. Her veil of illusion fell from a pearl crown and she carried a cascade bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. The bride's sister, Donna Shelton, was maid of honor, and bridesmaids were: Diane Shelton, Alvara Pecca, and Elaine Falk, of New London, Conn. Patty Wolfe, was flower girl. They wore gowns made alike of sea foam green silk organza, with matching brimmed hats. The honor maid carried yellow roses, and the maids, yellow daisies. Charles Clague, of Long Island, N.Y. was best man. Ushers were Jack Evers, Eugene Clements, and Ernie Galinas. Pink nylon and lace was the gown chosen by the bride's mother, and the mother of the groom wore blue with matching jacket. Both matrons wore sweetheart rose corsages. The bride is a graduate of Coral Gables High School. The groom is a graduate of St. Paul's High School, Daytona Beach.

Colombia-Bound

Mrs. Dorothy Hosken, 7900 SW 53rd Pl., left Sunday for Cartagena, Colombia, where she will study for one month. Mrs. Hosken, a member of the Coral Gables People to People Program and a student-employe of the University of Miami, will study Spanish as it is spoken among the uneducated classes in Cartagena.

MRS. THOMAS SLOVAK

Permits Issued

South Miami building trails last year's totals by nearly $700,000 with addition of May's $163,217 in permits. The five-month figure stands at $986,311 compared to $1,605,997 for the same period in 1960. Largest single permit issued in the month of May went to Robert Couture for a $95,000 24-unit apartment house at 6310 SW 79th St. Couture was also given a permit for a $18,000 residence at 6331 SW 80th St., which was the second largest permit. Here is a complete list of permits issued in May: M. Clzrabul, 5620 SW 63rd Court, awnings, $275; C. Becker, 7356 Red Rd., sign, $100; R. Miller, 6731 SW 63rd Ave., alterations, $400; R. Morris, 6005 SW 69th St., awnings, $200. E. Walker, 6203 Red Road, awnings, $399; B. Rosenblatt, 5620 Twin Lakes Dr., roof, $1,057; A. Melton, 5875 SW 68th St., repairs $65; D. George, 6023 SW 59th St., addition, $2,800; J. Becker, 5624 SW 69th Ave., fence, $245; D. Brady, 6539 SW 68th Ave., roof, $200. R. Morris, 6006 SW 69th St., roof, $295; C. Simons, 7830 SW 57th Ct., screen enclosure, $800; W. Glick, 6021 SW 63rd Ct., awnings, $897; Johnson-Kirby, 5996 South Dixie Highway, sign, $27; L. P Evans, 6150 South Dixie Highway, accessory building, $300; W. Vanderjinden, 4117 SW 62nd Ave., roof, $110. Pan American Tire Co., 5740 South Dixie Highway, roof $265; N. Weingarten, 5814 Sunset Dr., roof, $556; A. Miller, 6110 SW 61st St., fence, $50; J. Cupani, 6624 SW 78th Ter., fence, $195; G. Size, 6392 SW 42nd Ter., fence, $207. P. Limichuk, 4040 Red Rd., sign, $900; B. Rosenblatt, 5620 Twin Lakes Dr., AC, $2,000; F. Acker, 5701 SW 62nd Ave., screened enclosure, $650; H. Drusin, 5650 Twin Lakes, Dr., addition, $500. Paul Carter, 5340 S. Dixie Highway, roof, $500; I. Blocker, 6241 SW 60th St., AC, $200; W. Klippler, 5869 SW 85th St., AC, $210; R. Shelley, 7009 SW 62nd Ct., roof, $1,000; J. Howcroft, 6790 SW 74th St., roof, $750; W. Hecht, 5901 SW 85th St., AC, $525. A. Gresham, 6110 South Dixie Highway, sign, $100; D. George 6023 SW 59th St., roof $450; C. Swanson, 7220 SW 62nd Ct., AC, $450; B. Benson, 7250 SW 68th Ct., roof, $560; Fuchs Baking Co., 7040 Red Rd., alterations, $450. J. Howcroft, 6790 SW 74th St., roof, $145; Cravero Building Co., Lots 1-2, Block 12, Seaview Park, move construction shack, $300; John Hawkes, 5930 SW 80th St., addition, $1,500; T. Johnson, 6750 SW 74th St., roof, $145; Bank of South Miami, 5780 Sunset Dr., sign, $100. Seaview Industries, 6022 SW South Dixie Highway, sign $200; M. Urreta, 5305 SW 67th Ave., addition, $3,191; W. Spring, 6430 SW 63rd Ave., fence, $200. P. Watson, 6001 SW 86th St., roof, $225; E. L. Moon, 5982 SW 69th St., additions and alterations, $4,500; H. Dorn, 6173 Sunset Dr., roof, $175; John Kelly, 5985 SW 64th St., demolition, $300; H. Vanderlinden, 6741 SW 68th Ter., awnings, $200. American Oil Co., 6350 South Dixie Highway, $150; City Gas Co., 6394 South Dixie Highway, storage tank, $2,500; N. Weingarten, 5830 Sunset Dr., sign, $600; W. Segal, 5712 Sunset Dr., sign, $17; W. Kerr, 4249 SW 62nd Ct., bomb shelter, $500; C. Markante, 6010 SW 61st St., awnings, $332; Cities Service, 6054 South Dixie Highway, sign, $300. Standard Oil Co., 6180 South Dixie Highway, sign, $500; M. Rosenberg, 6278 SW 57th Dr., residence, $12,000; R. Newman, 6845 SW 69th Ter., roof, $725; Fuchs Baking Co., 5780 South Dixie Highway, paint, $1,800. H. Vanderlinden, 6741 SW 68th Ter., awning, $211; Paul Goodman, 5740 Twin Lakes Dr., AC, $1,430; D. Forlenza, 6462 Manor Lane, awning $770; I. Probinsky, 6200 SW 62nd Pl., $250; G. Baker, 5801 SW 87th St., roof, $600; W. Strecker, 5835 Commerce Lane, paint $33; American Oil Co. 5700 South Dixie Highway, sign, $150; G. E. Baker, 5801 SW 87th St., driveway, $200.

Ben Essen Is Chosen Temple Judea President

Ben Essen, a 16-year resident of Coral Gables, has been elected president of Temple Judea. Essen, who replaces Tilden Corenblum, said there will be no change in temple policy. "The temple will remain a liberal reform temple," Essen said. An announcement will be made later on appointment of a new rabbi. Rabbi Morris Skop is leaving his post this month. Elected with Essen were Victor Reider, first vice president; William (Buddy) Weissel; second vice president; Dr. George Balber, recording secretary. Sidney Richman, treasurer; Irving Philipson, corresponding secretary; and Meyer Baskin, finance secretary. Essen, from Springfield, Mass., is a president of the Miami Jewish Community Center, past president of the Hebrew Home for the Aged, past district deputy grand master of the 18th Masonic District.

IN THE RED BIRD SHOPPING CENTER IT'S Belk's BOSS AWAY SALE

IN THE RED BIRD SHOPPING CENTER IT'S Belk's Home of Better Values RED & BIRD ROADS BOSS AWAY SALE THE MICE WILL PLAY WHILE THE BOSS IS AWAY — PLEASE DON'T LET MR. ALLEN KNOW MR. SNYDER IS SELLING THIS MERCHANDISE AT THESE LOW PRICES . . . MEN'S WALK SHORTS REG. $5.99 TO $7.99 ON SALE $4.77 | MEN'S SPORTS COATS ALL WOOL & SILK & WOOL REG. $32.99 & $37.99 ON SALE $26.66 | MEN'S SLAX DACRON AND WOOL 55/44 BLEND REG. $10.99 ON SALE $7.77 | MEN'S SUITS DACRON AND WOOL REG. $39.99 ON SALE $28.88 | BACK TO SCHOOL PRINTS ASSTD. PATTERNS 59c yd. | HIGHLADN PARK CHECKS WASH AND WEAR ALL COTTON 79c yd. | CONE TOWELS 22x40 ASSTD. STRIPES AND SOLIDS, REG. 59c ON SALE 44c | JEWELRY CHEST REG. $1.59 to $3.99 ON SALE 1/3 OFF | SUN SUITS AND YARD BRITCHES 1-4 3-6 Reg. $1.99 ON SALE $1.00 | SPORT SHIRTS BOYS' 8-18 REG. $1.29 ON SALE 88c | SHIRTS BOYS' KNIT AND WOVEN SIZES 8-20 REG. $1.99 & $2.99 ON SALE 1/2 PRICE | COSTUME JEWELRY EARRINGS, BRACELETS NECKLACES REG. $1.00 ON SALE 2 for $1.00 BELK'S—VISIT OUR GIFT DEPT.