Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, October 26, 1961, page 16 (of 16)
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County Line
Continued from Page 4 in this drawer somewhere. I trip over my shoes, the ones I don't want to wear this morning. WHY, OH WHY did I promise I would go fishing this morning? There, I have two socks now. I hope they match. These shoes are on before I realize I don't want to wear these at all. Get the others, you nut. Gotta hurry, Bill's going to be here soon. Why didn't I get these clothes out last night? Then I wouldn't have to do all this looking in the dark. WHY DOES anybody want to get up at 4 in the morning? These shoes are making too much noise. I should have put them on in the kitchen. I knew these were the wrong pants. I guess I have to wear my best belt. I can't find the other one. Thank goodness I found the right shirt. It was right on top. Was it today or tomorrow that Bill wanted to go fishing? It's going to rain today, I just know it is. If it does, I can come home and get some more sleep. WHAT'S THAT car doing outside with its lights on? Bill can't be here already. I open the door to greet Bill, but it's the milkman. He says good morning and I say hi. How can anybody be that happy at this time in the morning? I knew these socks wouldn't match. What's the difference? They're socks aren't they? Too late now, we'll have to get breakfast on the road. Maybe I could have a cup of coffee before Bill gets here. IS BILL REALLY coming? Maybe his alarm didn't go off. Why does it take so long for this water to boil? I hope he doesn't notice my unmatched socks. I'll get the fishing gear out now while I'm waiting for the water to boil. There, the rods and the fishing box are on the front porch and the light is on. Gotta make that coffee quick. What else do I need? My wallet It's in the other pants. Oh, oh, no time for the coffee, there's Bill. All lights out? Yep. Hi Bill, are you as sleepy as I am?
Bug Killer Has Effects On You, Too
Got chinch bugs or other pests? One of the most deadly chemicals to counteract them is also very effective against humans, Michael Liskiewicz, personnel officer for the City of Coral Gables, warns. It's parathion, a poisonous grey powder which smells like rotten eggs. The poison works three ways, Liskiewicz said: If taken internally through the mouth, through the skin by contact or in breathing it. Symptoms of poisoning are headache, giddiness, blurred vision, weakness, nausea, cramps, diarrhea, discomfort in the chest and nervousness. If you've got them, you'd better get treatment immediately. Liskiewicz said that the use of parathion by city employes is prohibited.
We're New To Dade
BIRTHS AT BAPTIST HOSPITAL Oct. 15 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Castlebury, boy, 7550 SW 35th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Flanagan, girl, 1108 SW 88th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Selich, boy, 10511 SW 54th St.; Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Teichner, boy, 9595 SW 73rd Ave. Oct. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Morgan boy, 345 W 62nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Johnson, boy, 300 Cadima; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Mort Jr., girl, 10331 SW 24th St.; Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roche, boy, 9287 Nassau Drive. Oct. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Charles, boy, 1497 NW 32nd St. Oct. 18 Mr. and Mrs. David Milgrome, boy, 9920 SW 167th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Morris, girl, 12340 SW 42nd Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. William C. Summers, girl, 1745 SW 83rd Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shapiro, boy, 6271 SW 63rd Ave. Oct. 19 Mr. and Mrs. Brian H. Harelik, boy, 8300 SW 161th St. Oct. 20 Mr. and Mrs. E. Jack Knight, girl, 5732 SW 87th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Maury Rosenthal, girl, 7950 SW 10th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Deptula, boy, 9332 SW 40th Ter. Oct. 22 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Lococo, boy, 12480 SW 190th Ter.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brack, boy, 10340 SW 51st St.
Miller's E.O.M. Sale
Miller's 55 MIRACLE MILE 9:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed. & Sat. 9:30 to 9:00 Mon., Thurs. & Fri. FLAMINGO SHOPPING PLAZA OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. E.O.M. Sale DRESSES MISSES' & JUNIOR HALF SIZES VALUES TO $13.99 $4.44 $7.77 WOOL SKIRTS REGULAR AND PETITE $3.47 LADIES' SLACKS WOOL AND CORDUROY ALL SIZES ASSORTED COLORS $1.57 SWEATERS SPECIAL PURCHASE Bulky Knit Assorted Sizes and Colors $3.77 LADIES' FLANNEL GOWNS $1.79 LADIES' PAJAMAS 97c LADIES' PANTIES COLORS 19c SWIMSUITS Clearance Price $3.77 Handbags VALUES TO $2.99 PRICES SLASHED 39c GLOVES 57c HOSIERY 3 PAIR BOX SEAMLESS MESH $1.89 MEN'S WIND BREAKERS $2.97 & 3.97 MEN'S COTTON WORK SOCKS HEAVY DUTY 4 PAIRS FOR 88c MEN'S LONG SLEEVE KNIT POLOS 97c MEN'S CORDUROY WASH 'N WEAR PANTS 2.79 & 3.29 BOYS' LONG SLEEVE KNIT POLOS SIZES 3 TO 16 57c up BOYS' FLANNEL LINED LONG PANTS SIZES 3 to 8 97c BOYS' SLACK SET CORDUROY PANTS AND FLANNEL SHIRT 1.79 GIRLS' PAJAMAS COTTON FLANNEL 3 PIECE—ASSORTED COLORS SIZES 4 to 14 $1.79 BOYS' HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS SIZES 4 TO 8 97c ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 10c WOOL AND CORDUROY SKIRTS ASSORTED COLORS AND STYLES... SIZES 4 TO 14 1.79 & UP LADIES' BELTS LARGE VARIETY 88c LADIES' COATS LADIES' BOX TYPE JACKETS $7.66 CAR COATS $5.66 THERMO FOAM LINED FULL LENGTH COATS... REGULAR & PETITE $13.88 GIRLS' HOODED JACKETS $1.79 up ALL WOOL GIRLS' FULL LENGTH COATS $5.48 BUY NOW FOR WINTER Miller'S Your Complete Savings Center