Coral Gables Historical Archive
The Times
Thursday, January 12, 1961, page 19 (of 24)
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BIRTHS
AT DOCTORS' HOSPITAL Dec. 28 SHAW, Judy and Raymond, boy; 12241 SW 191st St. BOLICK, Barbara and William, girl; 5030 E. Palm Ct., Hialeah BRUNNER, Anne and Robert, boy; 6960 SW 43rd St. Dec. 29 BERTOLINI, Nancy and Edward, girl; 2762 SW 31st Ave. WILLIAMS, Winnie and Robert, girl; 7261 SW 16th Ter. TURNER, Joy and Alan, girl; 112 NW 45th Ave. Dec. 30 ROSS, Barbara and Bernard, girl; 1936 V 6th St. RC.ER, Madelon and Mack, boy; 2931 SW 27th Lane HOLLANDER, Rhoda and Gerald, girl; 1271 NW 172nd St. ROACH, Alice and Frank, boy; 6545 SW 72nd Ct. MAHON, Gloria and Frederick, boy; 3055 NW 82nd St. WATSON, Carmen and Arrie, boy; 10760 SW 42nd Ter. JACKSON, Mary Anne and Albert, girl; 900 Douglas Rd. Dec. 31 VOLKER, Judith and George, girl; 6725 SW 27th St. BOYD, Juanita and Ronald, boy; 1159 V 103rd St. WILSON, Isabel and Stewart, girl; 1049 SW 21st Ter. POOLE, Dorothy and John, girl; 12301 Moss Ranch Road SAULLE, Barbara and Ralph, boy; 3465 SW 75th Ct. MORRIS, Nancy and Robert, boy; 500 NW 48th Ct. DARNELL, Joan and Anthony, girl; 2635 SW 29th Ct. Jan. 1, 1961 KERRIGAN, Ezelle and J. F., boy; 8221 SW 128th St. ZAHLER, Dorothy and Ivan, girl; P. O. Box 335, Goulds CANADAY, Sarah and Herbert, boy; 1222 NW 134th Ave. Jan. 2 WEBSTER, Josephine and Garth, girl; 1954 SW 25th Ter. HERBERT, Patricia and Allan, boy; 965 NE 153rd St. PARTRIDGE, Sarah and James, girl; 10041 SW 48th St. Jan. 3 CAMMISA, Katherine and Joseph, boy; 8501 SW 35th Ter. CRUM, Betty and Ray, boy; 11340 SW 40th Terr. Jan. 4 SWOPE, Ione and W. H., girl; 14300 SW 4th St. SHIRLEY, Martha and Robert, girl; 7030 SW 69th Ave. LEVINE, Rita and Albert, girl; 11735 SW 186th St. LUKACS, Yolanda and John, boy; 8981 SW 30th Ave. Jan. 5 SIMMONS, Vera and Allen, girl; 8761 SW 43rd Ter. PETERS, Betty and Walter, boy; 9015 SW 42nd St. LEIGHTON, Geraldine and Stanford, girl; 9820 SW 25th St. SMITH, Yvonne and Douglas, girl; 8421 SW 27th St. IG SZEWSKI, Valerie and Robert, girl; 95 NW 9th St. BAKER, Joanne and Grover, girl; 7641 SW 54th Ct. COATES, Valerie and George, boy; 745 NE 62nd St. EWING, Enid and Edwin, boy; 11400 SW 52nd Ter. MAPPUS, Hallie and Frederick, boy; 4821 SW 21st St. CLEM, Dolores and Lestor, girl; 7875 SW 17th St.
KING ORANGE INTERNATIONALS MODEL PLANE MEET MIAMI, FLA., U.S.A.
A BROTHER AND SISTER from Coral Gables, Robert and Patricia Andre, stepped into the aviation world recently to win top honors in the King Orange International Model Plane Meet. Robert, 12, of 611 Alhambra Cir., won first place with a time of 220 seconds in the Sub Junior Hand Launch Glider division. Patricia, in the same division, capped third place with a time of 100 seconds. The children of Robert K. Andre were presented their awards Jan. 30 at a buffet dinner. The Internationals, Dec. 28-30, is an annual event in Miami which attracts model plane builders and flyers from all points in the Western Hemisphere—and serves as an aviation incentive for young people.
Car Slams Into House
Jake Owens, 6163 SW 63rd Ter., was charged by South Miami police Saturday afternoon, Jan. 7, with drunk and reckless driving after he lost control of his car and imbedded his vehicle in the side of a house at 6549 SW 49th Ter. According to South Miami officer Ralph Greenwood, Owens was traveling east on 66th St., when he lost control of his car. The vehicle went a total of 146 feet off the road, hit a tree, ran through a bean field and slammed into the side of the house. The building is owned by Mrs. Gussie Gamble, 3200 SW 48th Ter. Owens was uninjured. Damage was done to the front end and right side of the car and contents of the home.
Airman Hurt When Car Hits Utility Pole
Two young Homestead Air Force Base airmen have been turned over to base authorities, and their two area juvenile accomplices have been turned over to juvenile authorities, following their apprehension early Sunday morning by Officer Robert L. Merzweiler in the act of stealing from autos. No charges were filed against the airmen. Merzweiler spotted the youths in the act of stealing from a car trunk and chased them on Ponce de Leon Blvd. He stopped them and found the stolen goods in the car. The youths admitted the thefts.
GATEWAY Holidays
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COMPLETE POOL SERVICE
• Maintenance & Repairs • S.W. Representatives Swim Pool Equip. Co. Weekly Cleaning Including All Chemicals $25 Per Month Free Home Delivery All Pool Chemicals MO 5-3803 Office — Showroom 7190 BIRD ROAD
"JANUARY SPECIAL"
CARYL RICHARDS Reg. 20.00 Cold Wave. Perm. 750 Complete STYLE CUT, SHAMPOO & SET $3.50 CHEZ RENEE BEAUTY SALON MARY PATSY, Owner 3615 SW EIGHTH ST.—HI 8-5233
Coral Gables High Student She Designs Youth Fair Seal Winner
A Coral Gables High School student's design has been chosen to be used as the official seal of the annual Dade County Youth Fair. Gail Gutten, 3789 SW 29th St., a tenth grader, has been awarded first prize in a county-wide contest to design a new Youth Fair emblem. She will receive her prize during the four-day fair later this month at Youth Fair buildings, 9475 North Kendall Dr. The fair will open at 5 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, and continue through Sunday, Jan. 29. Featured will be exhibits, livestock and plants grown and made by Dade County youths. Represented during the fair will be the 4-H, Home Demonstration and Boys clubs, the Boy and Girl Scouts and the Future Farmers of America. The youngsters will be competing for hundreds of prizes and ribbons covering every phase of livestock raising, agriculture and home demonstration work. In addition, contests will be held including a greased pole climb, a greased pig chase and a frog jumping event. An outstanding event will be the daily hatching of baby chicks. Spectators will be allowed in the hatching area. A first in the world of poultry may take place at the fair. A diet of food containing harmless dyes will be given to some of the laying hens. As a result of the dyes, fair officials say hens may lay colored eggs. Another big event is the annual fat steer contest with 15 entries. The steers, the most ever entered at the fair, are being readied now by their young owners. Most of the steers are being raised at the Miami School Farm, 10200 NW 17th Ave. Owners of the steers have been preparing for this contest since the closing of last year's fair. Last year the first prize winner, a black Angus weighing 960 lbs., was sold the same day for $2400. The money won by fair winners go into scholarship funds. Last year's champion steer raiser, Mike Whelan, of Hialeah, is attending a Vermont Agricultural college. The fair, sponsored by the Metro Commission, is non-profit. Students are admitted free. There is a nominal charge for adults. Fun rides and food on the midway are available.
Driver, 19, Fined For Intoxication
A 19-year-old youth, picked up by Coral Gables on three charges following an accident on South Dixie Hwy. Dec. 3, was found guilty on one of the charges by Judge Lloyd Marks in Coral Gables Metro Court Friday. L..ins N. Hoguet, of 1212 Walsh, was given a 48-hour suspended sentence and fined a total of $140 on a charge of drunk driving which followed his arrest in the 400 block of South Dixie by Officer Robert DeKorte. Judge Marks found the youth not guilty of leaving the scene of the accident and careless driving.
Missing—One Deer And Five Youths
A deer, used by Breedings Drug Store, 1200 South Dixie Hwy. for Christmas decorations and valued at $135 was stolen from the company lot by five youths on Jan. 5. The youths were seen running towards some nearby apartment buildings and both they and the deer disappeared.
The Famous JOE MICHAELS DANCE STUDIOS OF NEW YORK CITY
Joe Michaels and Children on TV The Famous JOE MICHAELS DANCE STUDIOS OF NEW YORK CITY Announce the New South Miami Branch Studio Now Opening 1. All Children Tested Free in all Subjects: Tap, Ballet, Voice, Ballroom, Jazz. 2. A free lesson in any subject or a free carrying case 3. Tots, 3 years up, our specialty. 4. Special Groups for Teenagers & for people over 30 5. Lessons $1.50 to $2.00 per week. Absolutely NO Contracts HI 3-2526 FOR YOUR FREE TALENT ANALYSIS OTHER STUDIOS: NEWARK, N.J. — NEW YORK CITY Benefit Show For Charity Organizations Given Free
USED CARS
Lowest Prices ANYWHERE—49's-57's—Fords to Cadillacs CLOSE OUT SPECIALS 3 BUICKS '51, '52, '53 MAKE OFFER! All Top Cars, Excellent Tires, Paint, Running Condition MUST MAKE ROOM!! BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER & SAVE—No Commissioned Salesmen LaPlant's So. Miami Motors 5813 SW 68th St. MO 1-4124 West End of Steven's Mkt. Parking Lot on 68th Street
FOR THE 1ST TIME IN 28 YEARS Supreme Steaks Will Be Available In SOUTH MIAMI
A New Branch Of An Old Firm At 5610 SUNSET DRIVE Just East of Red Road
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Thursday, January 12, 1961 THE TIMES Coral Gables, Fla. Page 19