The Guide

South Dade Business Review

THE GUIDE 20 Thursday, August 31, 1961 EDITOR Peter E. D'Elia South Dade Business Review FOR INFORMATION ON THIS SECTION CALL HI 3-1661

We're New To Dade

BIRTHS AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL Aug. 10 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Porchenick, boy, 1274 S. Alhambra Circle; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey, boy, 7381 SW 32nd St. Aug. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ericcson, girl, 13590 SW 73rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hay, boy, 4011 SW 102nd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Early, girl, 331 Tamiami Canal Road. Aug. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rubin, boy, 12160 SW 84th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powers, boy and girl twins, 10321 SW 49th St. Aug. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Diestelhorst, boy, 7832 Ponce de Leon Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cardenas, boy, 7641 SW 62nd Ave. Aug. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Allen George, boy, 8400 SW 84th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gryzick, girl, 7791 SW 19th St. Aug. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Klein, boy, 9281 SW 57th Ter. Aug. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Klinger, girl, 10441 SW 60th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Harrington, girl, 4209 SW 94th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hose, girl, 10410 Westwood Lake Dr. Aug. 17 Mr. and Mrs. John Zoppa, boy, 9721 Bahama Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fink, boy, 11320 SW 45th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bantle, boy, 8431 SW 56th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. J. Alegrett, girl, 6080 SW 32nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Weaver, boy, 7930 Grand Canal Drive. Aug. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lyons, boy, 1418 S. Dixie Highway; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ross, boy, 2600 SW 87th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Langford, girl, 4115 SW 70th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Hickerson, girl, 4255 NW 12th St. Aug. 19 Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer, girl, 5880 SW 46th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. William Bauder, boy, 12050 SW 85th Ave. Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schulberg, boy, 1300 SW 69th Ave. Aug. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Wimbish, boy, 6371 SW 49th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rona, boy, 5145 SW 99th Ave. Aug. 24 Mr. and Mrs. Max Haymes, boy, 7902 SW 82nd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Castleberry, girl, 988 W. Canal Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reid, boy, 8931 SW 42nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Philfer, girl, 7240 NW 2nd Ter. Aug. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Pfuntner, girl, 3991 SW 79th St. DOCTOR'S HOSPITAL Aug. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Blake, girl, 2261 SW 80th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. John P. Gorman, girl, 18001 NW 2nd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perry, boy, 10401 SW 53rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. George R. Price, boy, 17140 SW 11th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. E. William Rosenberg, girl, 8901 SW 172nd Ter. Aug. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cisko, girl, 1870 SW 7th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lissabet, boy, 4101 SW 112th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cox, girl, 4250 SW 36th St., Hollywood, Fla. Aug. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Shaver, girl, 11451 SW 41st Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. James Atkinson, boy, 10461 SW 173rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Adelson, boy, 5312 SW 89th Ct. Aug. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collof, boy, 9845 SW 60th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Fernando R. Arana, girl, 6901 SW 89th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Tyson, girl, 3125 SW 105th Ave. Aug. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wasserman, boy, 120 NE 60th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sensale, boy, 4995 SW 81st Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank England, boy, 9830 Sterling Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Fusting, girl, 2301 SW 92nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sparks, girl, 1000 Nicaragua Dr., Coral Gables. Aug. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Robin, girl, 4900 SW 47th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Childress, girl, 1729 SW 17th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fournier, girl, 5300 SW 89th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Akers, girl, 2898 NW 68th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krout, girl, 8501 SW 72nd Ter. Aug. 24 Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, boy, 1410 SW 73rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis LaFontaine, girl, 1622 SW 12th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adelman, boy, 1702 SW 84th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Adhemar Pourbaix, girl, 7421 SW 20th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Hart, boy, 626 West 31st St., Hialeah. Aug. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts, boy 4305 SW 102nd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Carlone, girl, 9945 Montego Bay Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Weldon, boy, 10140 SW 40th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Celestino Sarille, girl, 1565 San Rafael; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shaw, girl, 1735 SW 87th Pl. Aug. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Csercse, girl, 3036 Orange St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casanova, boy, 6025 SW 87th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Bender, girl, 91 W. 63rd St., Hialeah; Mr. and Mrs. Elwood C. Hopper, boy, 1163 NW 99th St.

For Local, Long Distance Moving

Ace R. B. Van Lines Ready to Serve You! Whenever you are moving, either across town or across the country, your first concern is to find the safest, most dependable mover available. For over 14 years, Ace RB Van Lines, Inc., has been satisfying thousands of families. ACE RB Van Lines has always sought to "make that move an easy one," Paul D. Berlin, president, declared. "In line with continued efforts to improve our service, we counsel with the housewife, expanding the steps to be taken in advance so that moving can be a pleasant experience — this service has earned us many commendations." "Very cooperative," "very good service," "fast and efficient," are expressions from satisfied customers. ESTABLISHED IN 1947 Ace RB Van Lines, Inc., with their air conditioned offices, and fire proof warehouse, 2136 NW 24th Ave., established their main office here 14 years ago and has since assumed a place of leadership in the moving and storage fields. "In 1947 there was just one truck, a 16 foot furniture van used for local moving," Berlin said. "Five years ago we acquired our ICC license permitting us to operate long distance vans. Today nine modern furniture trucks handle all local movings and serve 23 Eastern and Midwestern States." UP TO DATE EQUIPMENT The modern, all aluminum 40 foot trailer makes frequent trips along the Eastern seaboard and Midwestern states. It is capable of carrying entire contents of a household or part loads for various individuals. Thirty-five foot vans, sufficient to carry entire contents of an average household, are used to carry local movings. Safe delivery of furnishings and fragile pieces are dependent upon correct packing. Ace's expert packers use plenty of soft pads and packing know-how to assure greatest safety for shipping by freight, sea or air. The Line also handles shipments to Puerto Rico, and the Panama Canal Zone. WAREHOUSE FACILITIES Fireproof storage facilities are also available for families moving to and from Miami. All household furnishings are kept here until the families have decided upon where they are moving. The storage rates are all at a minimum. "There is also a savings factor," Berlin declared. "We have reduced tariff rates — this enables us to offer lower prices to our customers. Take for example, the charge for a minimum 500 lb. delivery to New York City is only $65.00 — Chicago $65.50 — Cleveland $64.50." "The expert estimators of Ace RB Van Lines will gladly advise you to the most efficient and economical way of handling your moving," said Berlin. "They are competent and courteous. Their counsel is gladly given without obligation. Merely call us today at NE 5-6496 for a free estimate.

This huge 40 foot all-aluminum van is an example of the up-to-date equipment employed by Ace R.B. Van Lines, Inc. Ace's local and long distance moving service has a reputation for careful handling, reliability, and lowest rates.

SAMPLE OF RATES:

From MIAMI TO: | 2,000 LBS. | 4,000 LBS. Atlanta, Ga. | $147.60 | $243.20 Baltimore, Md. | 198.00 | 340.00 Brooklyn, N. Y. | 228.00 | 400.00 Chicago, III. | 230.00 | 404.00 Cleveland, Ohio | 226.00 | 396.00 Pittsburgh, Pa. | 218.00 | 380.00 Philadelphia, Pa. | 218.00 | 380.00 Washington, D. C. | 194.00 | 332.00 Ace RB Van Lines, Inc. 2136 N.W. 24th Ave, NE 5-6496

Rolfes OPTICAL DISPENSARY

Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated Contact Lenses DISTINCTIVE STYLES BY FRANK ROLF GUILD OPTICIAN Rolfes OPTICAL DISPENSARY 2340 Galiano HI 6-7793

I Want To Dance Because

Actual Letters From My Dance Students Dancing is healthy for me It makes my bones strong Dancing makes me slim Dancing is fun The dances are fun too Dancing makes me a better and graceful person. Love Candy Faunce (age 9) PEGGO CROMER SOUTH MIAMI SCHOOL OF BALLET 7310 S.W. 62 Place MO 1-4218 MO 7-3722 Member of the Nat'l Academy of Ballet

SATISFIED SMOKERS BUY AT KIRT'S

2413 Galiano HI 8-4918 PIPE TOBAC

BATON TWIRLER

Jean Gehm, Miss South Dade during the recent Miss Florida contest and 1959-1960 Miss Majorette of Florida, has been named baton twirler for the new Westbrooke Country Club in Southwest Miami. Miss Gehm, who is on a scholarship at the University of Miami, will give baton twirling exhibitions and will teach youngsters at the club each Sunday.

Last Frontier Pushed Back

Alaska, the 49th State in the Union, has not lost its frontier flavor. Long cabins stand in the shadow of skyscrapers, primitive Eskimo villages dot the Arctic shores and gold is still panned in muddy creeks. There are still wide-open spaces, jagged peaks, virgin forests and ice-blue glaciers. While Alaska retains its rugged charm, the discomforts which confronted the pioneers in the good old days do not confront the tourists. Smooth new highways crisscross the land, and link the main cities with the most remote outposts. A string of modern hotels and comfortable inns, many built with federal aid during the last few years, are now thriving on tourist trade. What is more, the Jet Age has come to Alaska. The distance, for example, from Seattle to Fairbanks, once six hours by air, is now 3 hours and 20 minutes by jet. Since there is a time difference of two hours between the two cities, passengers who leave Seattle at 8:15 a.m. arrive in Fairbanks at 9:35 a.m. or 1 hour and 20 minutes later by clock.

TRAVEL REPORTER By Bill Mason

QUESTION: I've heard that travel services like yours will even arrange details as flowers in hotel rooms, tickets for stage plays, etc. Is this true? ANSWER: Yes, it is true! We pride ourselves in being able to look after and arrange everything, down to the last possible detail. All you have to do is ask us. ASTA AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TRAVEL AGENTS Highland 8-2646 TRAVEL INC. 2700 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. CORAL GABLES

DINE OUT! AT MILLER'S

FINEST RESTAURANT IN TOWN BREAKFAST 2 eggs (any style) potatoes or grits toast, jelly & butter | 35¢ LUNCH Choice of sandwich home made soup ice tea | 65¢ DINNER Entree, Potato, Vegetable, Chef Salad, Rolls & Butter | 99¢ 1514 S. Dixie Highway MO 1-1868 1 block north of Loew's or 3/4 mile south of U.M. main campus

MACE APPLIANCES, Inc.

MAGNAVOX TV-STEREO RADIO FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES MACE APPLIANCES, Inc. FRIGIDAIRE • AMANA CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONERS PHONE: HI 4-6541 243 Alhambra Circle APPLIANCE REPAIRS

The Skillet

We Are Recommended by No One but Our Customers The Skillet Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Open Daily Except Sun. & Hol. Le Jeune at Giralda

PEN PAINT PRODUCTS

...made & sold by Renuart Lumber Yards... • Interior & Exterior Paints & Primers • Pen-vinyl Masonry Paint • Flat — Semi Gloss Paint • Hi-Gloss Enamel • Spar Varnish Pen-Velva-Tone Beauty with New Liquid Vinyl INTERIOR VINYL FLAT WHITE RENUART Lumber Yards, Inc. "Everything To Build Anything" Coral Gables 4400 Ponce de Leon Perrine 17750 Cleveland Avenue Homestead 1440 N. Federal Highway

EDGE & TRIM THE EASY WAY

Trims and edges driveways, sidewalks, flower beds, along walls and grass that your lawn mower won't cut. 2 H.P. engine. 49.95 Ace Lawn Mower Shop 2232 S.W. 32nd Ave. HI 8-1618

Lawrence RADIO-ELECTRIC

15 Years In Coral Gables Member Radio Television Technicians Guild Lawrence RADIO-ELECTRIC EST. 1944 Radio - Television - Hi Fi - Phonograph - Stereo SALES & SERVICE 2422 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 8-3456, HI 3-0347