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THE GUIDE

2 THE GUIDE Thursday, September 21, 1961

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Order Your CHRISTMAS CARDS

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"GEMS and FACETS"

as presented by Mr. CARROLL TV Lecturer, Gemstone and Diamond Authority, Member, American Gem Society "Quotes" from recent TV shows "Price Tags" for Sale — CHEAP! Whenever I hear of the "half-price" bargains people are always talking about it gives me a big charge. For so many years ago I hate to think of it — this system was a sure fire fooler. Put a big enough ticket on it in the first place and "half price" will bring an outlandish profit. Honest merchants and the Federal Trade Commission are trying to do something about it. But you've still got to be careful. You can depend upon Carroll's JEWELERS MIRACLE MILE near Salzedo Rd. • Coral Gables

We're New To Dade

BIRTHS AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL Sept. 7 Mr. and Mrs. William Knopf, boy, 8640 S.W. 118 St.; Mr. and Mrs. Cannon Regester, girl, 6721 S.W. 188th St. Sept. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Ted Patrick, boy, 6480 S.W. 50 St.; Mr. and Mrs. William Christian, boy, 1567 S.W. 41st St. Sept. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Warner Brand, girl, 8260 S.W. 98th St.; Mr. and Mrs. George Warford, boy, 167775 S.W. 288th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan R. Stevenson, boy, 965 S.W. 171st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Benson, girl, 11112 S.W. 5th St. Sept. 10 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Stewart, girl, 6810 S.W. 76th St., Homestead; Mr. and Mrs. Mario Ramiz, boy, 1908 S.W. Red Rd. Sept. 11 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Bowles, boy, 2011 S.W. 13th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Delgado, girl, 3277 N.W. 16th Terr. Sept. 12 Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenson, boy, 4530 S.W. 97th Ave. Sept. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Meyrick, girl, 2700 S.W. 56th Ave. Sept. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sweeney, girl, 8020 S.W. 11th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nelson, girl, 5469 S.W. 89th Place. BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL SEPT. 10 Mr. and Mrs. E. Parks, boy, 17501 SW 119th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. James Coleman, girl, 11031 SW 47th St. SEPT. 11 Mr. and Mrs. C. and T. Evans, boy, 7385 SW 39th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Nunzio Manfo, boy, 10041 Jamaica Drive. SEPT. 12 Mr. and Mrs. Sanford R. Knock, boy, 7801 SW 79th Place; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keirman, girl, 5001 NW 177th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Baxter, girl, 12028 SW 38th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kickasola, girl, 3690 SW 92nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chatles Jr., girl, 7391 SW 34th St.; Mr. and Mrs. William L. Turk, girl, 10310 SW 48th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman, 527 NW 92nd Ct. SEPT. 13 Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Larkins, girl, 10450 SW 47th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Edrick Jackson, boy, 16045 SW 16th St.; Mr. and Mrs. William W. Pierce, girl, 3597 Loquat Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Gene F. Jenkins, girl, 11445 SW 42nd Street; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larrowe, boy, 7340 SW 33rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Allyn N. Gillman, boy, 7171 SW 6th St. SEPT. 14 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hall, boy, 411 Plover Ave., Miami Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hansen, girl, 9335 SW 72nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. David Gottlieb, girl, 810 NW 184th Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Federico J. Sanchez, boy, 3320 SW 21st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robinson, girl, 3225 Gifford Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Bernkrant girl, 4460 SW 13th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Engelberg, girl, 221 Aravanola Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reynolds, girl, 11831 SW 118th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. George Litton, girl, 6752 SW 25th St.; Mr. and Mrs. James B. Pass, boy, 10200 SW 32nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tatum, boy, 1925 NW 41st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Ellison, girl, 770 Curtis Drive, Miami Springs. SEPT. 15 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Bergsma, boy, 11255 SW 47th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Edwards Jr., girl, 13610 SW 138th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. John T. Clemens, girl, 12745 SW 80th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Edelen, boy, 6750 SW 97th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Castillo, boy, 2355 SW 27th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Furman, girl, 7840 SW 124th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Billington, girl, 5830 SW 116th Ave. SEPT. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Rodriquez, girl, 4144 SW 97th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reed, boy, 2977 SW 20th St. SEPT. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burnette, boy, 4041 SW 112th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. David A. Siegel, boy, 9950 SW 87th Ave.

Buzzes From Bowling

By LEE McNEELY Correspondent Monday night of last week, the Dixie Men's Handicap League started their season with Ed Lilly's 216, Joe Massimo's 200, Carl Hills' 202, McKinney's 245 and Wormer's 203. An interesting champ to watch is Jim Lopez, and new bowler of three months or less. He had himself games of 171-179-182 for a 532. I watched Jim practice one night, and saw him pick up the big-4 split. The Metro-Mixed started its season last week with a bang, Ed Tomerlin bowling 678. At the end of the season, our secretary Frank Freeman challenged the Dixiecrats Mixed, their top team, against our's from the Metro-Mixed. Details haven't all been worked out. The Dixiecrats had Ed Chalton, on the Bank of South Miami team, rolling 216, Ted Wayne, 202, George Waterhouse 213, M. Rosenkrans, 206, Bud Haller, 203, Joe Massimo, 205. Louise Ragsdale, a new bowler was just six pins away from her first 200 game. In the South Miami. Elks's League, Ray Mack rolled 221, Doe Margolis 209, Walt Jeffries 211, Roy Werntz 212, and Dick Carter came through with a 200. The South Dade Ladies All-Star League seems to be really full of stars. Pauline Stickler rolled 'em over recently for a 257-603 set, this week a 210-563 set. Our Bowl-O-Mat team did itself proud recently. We took three games from Pauline's Sunset Corner's team. Terry Martin came close to her first 600 night, with a 213-202-172 for a 587 set, just one mark away.

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GWEN'S School of Dance Does IT AGAIN! NEW SCHOOL OF DANCE

OPENING AT 5747 S.W. 8th St. BEGINNERS & PROFESSIONALS .... (3 to 93) GWEN'S OTHER LOCATION... 2480 S.W. 87th AVE. (REAR) GALLOWAY RD. CA 1-1115 4631 S.W. 99th AVE. ALSO IN KENDALL CA 1-0242

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