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THE GUIDE

Thursday, October 12, 1961

South Dade Business Review

EDITOR Peter E. D'Elia South Dade Business Review CALL HI 3-1661 FOR INFORMATION ON THIS SECTION

We're New To Dade

Sept. 14 Mr. and Mrs. William Godwin, girl, 3401 SW 82nd Ave. Sept. 15 Mr. and Mrs. James Reilly, girl, 19521 Whispering Pines Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neidhart, boy, 4730 SW 5th St. Sept. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Anagnostis, girl, 4591 W. Ct., Hialeah; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schneider, girl, 8440 S.W. 27th Lane; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dent, girl, 6334 S.W. 38th St. Sept. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heninger, girl, 6413 Santona. Sept. 18 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peitz, girl, 6626 SW 65th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moore, boy, 8645 SW 125th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. William Glassford, boy, 15805 SW 99th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Landolf, boy, 317 East 16th St., Hialeah, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Seals, boy, 6841 SW 21st St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Bryan, girl, 5431 W. 9th Lane, Hialeah. Sept. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Renford Sawyer, boy, 4295 SW 15th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wiles, twins, boy & girl, 3040 SW 11th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson, girl, 5880 SW 63rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Holt, 8032 SW 42nd PI.; Mr. and Mrs. David Olivera, boy, 1274 SW 6th St.; Mr. and Mrs. David Waterfield, boy, 3020 SW 92nd Place; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wawrzyniak, boy, 610 SW 68th Ter. Sept. 20 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tittle, girl, Maranita Sharon, 4801 41st Ave. Arthur Dunn, boy, 5455 SW 116th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Buelow, boy, 6745 SW 97th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. David Bowers, boy, 6535 SW 39th St.; Mr. and Mrs. David Ludovici, girl, 1321 Seville. BIRTHS AT SOUTH MIAMI HOSPITAL Sept. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Valdivia, girl, 3801 SW 113 Pl. Sept. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Amaury Betancourt, boy, 3290 Matilda St., Coconut Grove. Sept. 30 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blinn, boy, 3965 Crawford Ave., Coconut Grove; Mr. and Mrs. James Torano, girl, 3572 Vista Ct. Oct. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Wilson, girl, 6420 W. Flagler. Oct. 2 Mr. and Mrs. David Berg, boy, 1439 Miller Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Longo, boy, 7455 SW 118th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kolodoy, boy, 10545 SW 62nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs, girl, 6540 SW 57th Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tuck, girl, 5961 SW 68th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Cleave C. Griffin, boy, 12885 SW 77th Ave. Oct. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klemetsen, girl, 19140 Flag Drive; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marks, boy, 10520 SW 43rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Zaydon, boy, 2295 S. Miami Ave. Oct. 4 Mr. and Mrs. David Hill, boy, 19455 SW 28th St. BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL OCT. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morgan, boy, 825 SW 112th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Macy A. Apopolakos, girl, 20091 Galleno; Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Burgan, girl, 300 SW 79th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Laureigh, boy, 10960 SW 52nd Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. David B. Carr, boy, 3531 SW 11th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Domnick Jr., girl, 611 Malaga. OCT. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Daniel, girl, 19750 SW 228th Terrac; Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Sittman, boy, 7731 SW 52nd Ct. OCT. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cutlera, boy, 30 South Hibiscus Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clamp III, girl, 6999 SW 64th St.; Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd, girl, 7640 SW 63rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Canaday, girl, 10201 SW 54th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jameson, boy, 12555 South Dixie Highway; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rosenthal, girl, 244 Giralda; Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Palmer, boy, 5727 SW 28th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Beatch, boy, 9841 Carribbean, Blvd. OCT. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Rios, girl, 1401 SW 86th Ct. OCT. 6 Mr. and Mrs. John C. McCloskey, boy, 4030 SW 79th Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holf, girl, 6842 SW 83rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Carter, boy, 4211 SW 116th St. OCT. 7 Dr. and Mrs. Harold Rizika, girl, 9370 SW 52nd Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Edmond, boy, 10710 SW 147th St.

Renuart Lumber Yards... Supply Center For All Home Improvements

The flurry of activity you hear means that homes are being "spruced up" for the soon-to-come winter season. It is a time of year when the ambitious homeowner is planning the traditional Thanksgiving Day weekend party when friends and families gather. Nine times out of ten the swish of vacuum cleaners and paint brushes is accompanied by the rat-a-tat of the suburban handyman's hammer. Today the handyman isn't relegated to mundane repair jobs, but can revel in the glory of creativity. Renuart Lumber Yards, Inc., 4400 Ponce de Leon Blvd., can take a bow for sparking the imagination of these weekend carpenters. Right now Renuart has a fantastic selection of Ply-Gems prefinished hardwood paneling that can give your home that extra sparkle. Today's decorators have incorporated this wood paneling in all types of decor—from Early American to gracious town houses. Our modern hero, armed with measurements, can come into Renuart's and pick his paneling from walnut, mahogany, birch, oak, cherry and many other superb hardwoods. Ply-Gems is the wood paneling that has received national acclaim from htousands of home builders . . . "quality refinished hardwood at low, low prices." There are no limitations on your decorating plans when you use Ply-Gems. You can create any mood . . . any period, modern, traditional, formal or casual. Wood blends perfectly with any decor to create a wonderful atmosphere. It's perfect to accent walls, ceilings or room dividers. Renuart has provided Ply-Gems so inexpensively that wood paneling can do away with the tedious chore of redecorating homes and apartments. This laminated plywood wall paneling has a finish that will last for years with occasional waxing. Perhaps Ply-Gems are the answer for you decorating problem. When you decide just where your home can use Ply - Gems to the best advantage, bring in your questions to Renuarts Lumber Yards — they will be happy to serve you. NAME THE NEED and Renuart can fill it, be it lumber, paint or other building materials.

ROLFES OPTICAL DISPENSARY

• Prescriptions Filled • Lenses Duplicated • Contact Lenses DISTINCTIVE STYLING BY FRANK ROLFE GUILD OPTICIAN ROLFES OPTICAL DISPENSARY 2340 Galiano HI 6-7793

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

ACE RB VAN LINES, INC.

TRAVEL REPORTER By Bill Mason

QUESTION: Is going first-class on a boat or plane always the best way? ANSWER: Not necessarily! Service and accomodations are best in first class, but cabin or tourist class may be the answer to your travel budget. HIGHLAND 8-2646 TRAVEL INC. 2700 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. CORAL GABLES AMERICAN SOCIETY OF TRAVEL AGENTS ASTA TRAVEL AGENT

A Man's International Flight Wardrobe

"There is quite a bit of Information around on how to pack for international travel within the 44-pound tourist and economy weight limit, but perhaps because passport statistics show that more women than men are traveling the past few years, most of the information is directed toward the feminine sex. The men have been getting short shrift, and their problem is quite as urgent. Men's suits and men's shoes tend to weigh more than dresses and strip sandals," Bill Mason of Travel Inc. said. Before thinking of what is to go in the bag — choose the right bag. The American luggage industry has been catching up with the jet age. There is a wide variety of lightweight pieces generally available now. Canvas, plastic and aluminum are all practical choices. For the larger piece which will ride in the baggage compartment, choose a size and shape that will take slacks and jackets with only one fold. Take a small overnight case into the plane with you. Many airlines supply these. Into it will go toilet articles, an extra handkerchief, folding slippers and a sweater. It's a convenient bag for short side trips off your main itinerary, also. Anything that you are happy wearing in one of the new miracle synthetics that dry overnight, by all means take. This includes underwear, socks and pajamas. Shirts may be another story. There is nothing that will ever replace the look of a well-ironed broadcloth. Laundry service in most cities throughout the globe is excellent, with 24 to 72-hour service. If your plans call for more than a two-day stay in most places, by all means take broadcloth with one drip-dry for emergencies. On faster-moving schedules, three drip-dry shirts will amply cover all situations. BILL MASON

DINE OUT! AT MILLER'S

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

what is your child's special talent?

Suzi may have a gift for dancing . . . but it will take lessons and proper guidance to develop her natural talents. Register Your Child With Confidence! Peggo Cromer South Miami School of Ballet 7310 S.W. 62 PI. MO 7-3722 MO 1-4218

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

KIRT'S PIPE SHOP

CIGARS COST PLUS 10% KIRT'S PIPE SHOP 1 DOOR SO. OF MIRACLE MILE PIPE REPAIR HI 8-4916 24 13 GALIANO-CORAL GAB.

FOAM RUBBER

FOR ANY PURPOSE LEWISON INDUSTRIES 2230 S.W. 8th St. PHONE HI-8-4390

WISE WORDS

All the world is queer save thee and me, and even thou are a little queer. — Robert Owen.

MACE HARRIS Appliances, Inc.

WM MAGNAVOX TV-STEREO FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES RADIO MACE HARRIS Appliances, Inc. FRIGIDAIRE • AMANA CHRYSLER AIR CONDITIONERS PHONE: HI 4-6541 243 ALHAMBRA CIRCLE APPLIANCE REPAIRS

PEN PAINT PRODUCTS

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

CORAL GABLES TIMES THE GUIDE

CIRCULATION 40,095 Direct Delivery Right To The Home This is the largest weekly circulation in Dade County — The only weekly blanket coverage in the south and southwest Dade.

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

OMEGA

Official Agency OMEGA BEFORE YOU BUY A WATCH be sure to see our new Omega collection. Models from $65 to $1000. Overholt Jewelers 5706 Sunset Dr. MO 5-2112 SOUTH MIAMI