Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Guide
Thursday, February 8, 1962, page 8 (of 16)
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These Men Want to Be S. Miami Mayor
MAYOR TEVIS Mayor Tevis Tries For Fourth Term Mayor Paul U. Tevis will try for an unprecedented fourth consecutive term in Tuesday's South Miami City Council election. He is a veteran of nine years service in the council. The 68-year-old Annapolis graduate is a veteran of both World Wars. After the Japanese surrender, he returned to Miami. His first term with the City Council was in 1951. In 1956 he was elected mayor for the first time. Between wars he introduced the Frigidaire line for General Motors in Europe. Presently, Tevis is manager of Sunset Court Mortgage Co. The Anderson, Ind., native, lost a leg in 1958 following a blood clot, but returned to his job after recuperating. The Tevis' live at 5834 SW 80th St. They have two children and four grandchildren. Tevis is an honorary member of Kiwanis, Jaycees, serves on the board at South Miami Hospital, is a member of the Elks, past commander of the VFW, member of the Moose and Kings Bay Country Club.
E. C. Vining, Area Native, Is Candidate
ED VINING Edward C. Vining Jr., an attorney with offices in Miami, is a candidate for mayor in the South Miami City Council. A native of Miami Vining has lived here all his life with the exception of the two years he spent in the U. S. Army Medical Corps. and at the University of Florida. Vining received his bachelor's in business administration from UF and a law degree from the University of Miami Law School. He is a member of the law firm of Vining and Vining, with his father. The Vinings, who have resided at 7112 SW 65th Ave., in South Miami since 1959, have one child, Brett, 2. Vining is a former registered real estate broker. His club memberships include the Coral Gables Country Club, Jaycees, UM Law School Alumni, UM Alumni Association, UF Alumni Association, Sigma Nu, Delta Theta Phi, Bar and Gavel Dade County Bar Association, Florida Bar Association, the University Club and Kiwanis.
Top Post Is Sought By Popper
DAVID POPPER David Popper, an attorney, will oppose Mayor Paul U. Tevis for mayor. Popper, a Detroit native, is a graduate of the University of Arizona where he was a member of the varsity football team and Sigma Chi fraternity. In 1952 he was graduated from the University of Miami Law School. He was admitted to the Florida Bar in 1952 and has since been admitted to practice before the U. S. Supreme Court; U. S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida; Board of Immigration Appeals and Interstate Commerce Commission. Popper is a partner with Brunstetter, Netter, Popper and Kolodgy. He has been active in civic affairs, having served as president of the Exchange Club of South Dade and the Coral Gables Chamber of Commerce. The Poppers, who live at 5900 SW 85th St., have three sons, David, 7, Richard, 5, and Bruce, 4.
WHAT'S COOKING?
Nothing? Then Call ELECTRIX APPLIANCE AND REPAIR SHOP HI 4-0283 Repairs and parts for all make stoves. 20 years experience in this area. Formerly with Clarence Grimm Elec. & Shelleys
IN SOUTH MIAMI WHERE THE COUNTRY MEETS THE CITY! PARRISH-DENNING'S, INC.
COMPLETE HARDWARE ALL YOUR PAINT NEEDS 6121 SUNSET DRIVE MO 1-3861
LINCOLN DAY DINNER
February 12th at Miami Springs Villas Playhouse ENTERTAINMENT by Jennifer MARSHALL sponsored by Dade County Executive Committee and all Dade County Republican Clubs For Tickets call: C. W. Rowley CE 5-6825 W. W. Castle HI 3-7374 Mrs. Johnsen HI 4-0878 Mrs. Boyer 235-3163 A. A. Adkinson HI 4-3750 Mrs. Wood HI 8-0892 Bob Rosace MO 5-4035 R. L. Brinkman MO 7-1608 START THE NEW YEAR OFF RIGHT JOIN A LOCAL REPUBLICAN CLUB GIVE THE PARTY A NEW LOOK IN '62
We're New In Town
BIRTHS AT DOCTORS HOSPITAL Jan. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Glover Dixon, boy, 13801 SW 100th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitted, boy, 2637 NW 90th St. Jan. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Hogan, girl, 17300 SW 96th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Dinnella, girl, 6025 S.W. 162nd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. William Barnett, girl, 12425 SW 165th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Veverka, boy, 5135 SW 99th Ave. Jan. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Skelton, boy, 940 Quail Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. John Cournoyer, girl, 8351 SW 37th St. Jan. 28 Mr. and Mrs. Myles Eaton, girl, 3305 SW 92nd Pl.; Mr. and Mrs. Rene Celiobre, boy, 2940 Oak Ave. Jan. 29 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, boy, 9835 SW 83rd St.; Mr. and Mrs. James Moss, boy, 3954 NW 4th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Ragland, boy, 1187 SW 22nd Terr.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, girl, 10540 SW 124th St. Jan 30 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bronson, girl, 9700 Memorial Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adam, girl, 5120 SW 111th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard D'Aurora, girl, 2525 SW 64th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Turrentine, 574 Westward Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Purvis Jackson, girl, 5368 NE 17th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, boy, 9525 SW 93rd Ct. Jan. 31 Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Shuman, girl, 8230 SW 32nd St.; Mr. and Mrs. James Betancourt, boy, 2935 SW 80th Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raetz, girl, 13140 SW 81st Ave. Feb. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Searer, boy, 8305 SW 12th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ebel, girl, 2723 Cornelia Dr.
RACING FANS
TOM TRULIS, your host and owner of the New Fireside Restaurant invites you to complete your day with a wonderful dinner at the Fireside. Barbecued Ribs, Chicken or Duck $2.95 STEAKS CHOPS SEAFOOD PRIME RIB OF BEEF $3.75 Personally selected by Tom Trulis LIVE MAINE LOBSTER KING-SIZE COCKTAILS AT POPULAR PRICES Cocktail Hour Daily 4 to 6 p.m. LUNCHEON SPECIALS FROM 85c Served Daily (Except Sunday) 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY UNTIL 5 A.M. featuring FLORENCE CLOSE Vocalist The New Fireside Restaurant and Lounge Air Conditioned Free Parking 3622 CORAL WAY - MIAMI (S.W. 22nd ST.) For Reservations Call "Dotty" HI 3-2038
WE'RE MOVING Sale
We are clearing out our entire stock at our present location. We are moving to a larger store at 314 Miracle Mile to better serve you. Our new home will be stocked with only the latest spring and summer merchandise so come in now for history making savings at The Bootery. FOR WOMEN LIFE STRIDE SHOES All New Styles, Colors, Sizes & Widths 8.90 PR. VALUES TO 12.99 FOR WOMEN AIR STEP SHOES All New Styles, Colors, Sizes & Widths 9.90 PR. VALUES TO 14.99 NOTE! All children's shoes must go! We will not carry children's shoes at our new location! Ladies' and Girls' FLATS & TIES Over 1,000 pair 3.99 PR. Values to 8.99 Boys' & Girls' CHILDREN'S SHOES Values to 7.99 3.99 PR. ONE GROUP HUSH PUPPIES PEDWIN SHOES For Men Values To 12.99 6.99 PR. ONE GROUP ROBLEE SHOES For Men Values To 13.99 7.99 PR. ONE TABLE OF ODDS AND ENDS CONSISTING OF CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' ........ (value to 5.99) 1.99 PR. SHOES AND SLIPPERS SORRY, ALL SALES FINAL! NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES! The BOOTERY 272 MIRACLE MILE — CORAL GABLES — OPEN MON. AND FRI. EVENINGS